How To Use An Indian Toilet?

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If anyone has been to India, undoubtedly this is a question that we have all found ourselves asking. How To Use An Indian Toilet?

Here we have a photo gallery on how to use an Indian toilet. I hope that this happy little illustration can clarify the matter.









Enjoy!
Posted By: Tom P to Fun and Fun Only Yahoo Group.

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