Eduardo Andrade tells his experience of using a Korean toilet: You can control the force with which you clean

One of the most impressive things that edward andrade he saw on his trip to Asia that smart toilets. The host went on an adventure to Japan and Korea with his longtime friend Emma Guerrero. Together, they posted content about tourist visits they made and funny moments they experienced in recent weeks.

His latest anecdote is a little more personal and he shared it on his Instagram stories: “Today I’m going to show you what an Asian bathroom is like,” he began by saying, showing a video of a toilet and its functions. These toilets are very common on that continent and work from them a jet of hot air coming out from inside the toilet. It includes washing and drying functions that allow you to enjoy comfortable, hygienic and ecological cleaning without the need to use a lot of toilet paper.

“The amazing thing is that whenever you sit down, it can be at the temperature you want; You can raise it or lower it, or you can choose whether you want it to keep you warm or not,” he said. Andrade in your video.

Another element of surprise is the cleaning and drying function it offers, which resembles a bidet. He lifted the button on the side of the toilet and commented, “You can control how hard you flush. Yes, it cleans it for you, the bidet is on.

According to the artist, the strength of the water stream depends on the person’s taste and can be changed using the controls. He added that women “can clean themselves from the front and the back and you can stop it from there, but be very careful because it’s a stream that tickles you a lot.” (AND)