Consider that for Arabs the old school way would be using their left hand and sand (well, in more humid areas - water). Which is the reason you should be careful with your left hand while interacting with a person of that culture.
I think I like some paper between hand and ... more, than sand, ya knaw.
Only relevant if you talk to a Bedouin living in the desert. Otherwise bidet culture is pretty big in MENA.
Paper is definitely an upgrade over something that is coarse and gritty and gets everywhere...
And also separates your hand from the substance you are removing, not joins it. (Sorry, I just couldn't)
Consider that for Arabs the old school way would be using their left hand and sand (well, in more humid areas - water). Which is the reason you should be careful with your left hand while interacting with a person of that culture.
I think I like some paper between hand and ... more, than sand, ya knaw.
Only relevant if you talk to a Bedouin living in the desert. Otherwise bidet culture is pretty big in MENA.
Paper is definitely an upgrade over something that is coarse and gritty and gets everywhere...
And also separates your hand from the substance you are removing, not joins it. (Sorry, I just couldn't)