Hotel toilets never use squatting toilets. Why?

With the growing strength of China, more and more people leave home to travel abroad. Hotel accommodation is something that everyone has experienced. However, according to the survey, the more upscale hotels, bathrooms and toilets in South Korea, the less people sit and squat, so some people who care are very upset. Because in the eyes of clean people, anyone can sit, so it is really dirty. Why don't you come down? Why domestic high-end hotels are easier to sit than squat, we will know today. Therefore, squatting has always been labeled as low-level. Simple label.

Why do most hotels in China use toilets instead of squatting toilets? Investigate the reason. Coupled with the chat and discussion with the hotel management, I realized today that there are three reasons, I don't know if it is right. One of the most important reasons is that the hotel likes "face" best. Because you can't squat, the toilet highlights the beauty and elegance of the whole room. Many people in China choose "face" for the sake of harmony and beauty. The toilets in some small hotels in China are squatting. So far, squatting has been widely used in massage parlors, saunas and bathhouses.

So it looks LOW to set up a squat in a five-star hotel in four provinces. Some high-end hotels are influenced by Japanese smart toilets. In order to show high-grade, toilets, electric flushes, electric heating, etc. You can't do this function when the toilet is squatting. Downgrade the hotel immediately. It is better to be "practical" than to sit still and wait for death. The hotel pays attention to the overall practicality in decoration. Old people, children, babies, pregnant women, especially those who are old and have bad legs, account for most of the guests. Therefore, the seating end of the hotel is to take care of the needs of more people.

In fact, in the eyes of many young women who pay attention to cleanliness, they are also contradictory. I want to squat and clean, but at the same time I want to be beautiful and high-end, but not very beautiful. It stinks to install a "toilet". Because of the water seal and seal, it is sanitary and beautiful to sit up, and cockroaches, ants and insects rarely appear in closed toilets. After reading these three advantages of "toilet", can you consider why hotels don't set up "squatting spots"? But everyone's needs are different, and good or bad is not absolute. I found that it is very common to use toilets in public places in many countries that have left foreign countries, even if they especially like clean Japan. Why are high-end hotels in China easier to sit than squatting? We will know today.