Coronavirus NO Toilet paper needed here is Tabo!

Summary

The Filipinos use a device called Tabo, a small bucket with a handle, for personal hygiene instead of toilet paper.

Abstract

The webpage discusses an alternative to toilet paper used in the Philippines called Tabo, a small bucket with a handle used for washing private parts after using the toilet. The author learned about this practice during a visit to the Philippines and shares a YouTube video explaining its use. The article also includes a photo of a Tabo and encourages readers to join the author's email list for updates and feedback. The author also promotes an AI service as a cost-effective alternative to ChatGPT Plus.

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The Filipinos use a device called Tabo instead of toilet paper.
Tabo is a small bucket with a handle used for washing private parts after using the toilet.
The author learned about Tabo during a visit to the Philippines.
A YouTube video is included in the article explaining the use of Tabo.
The article includes a photo of a Tabo.
Readers are encouraged to join the author's email list for updates and feedback.
The author promotes an AI service as a cost-effective alternative to ChatGPT Plus.

Coronavirus NO Toilet paper needed here is Tabo!

Run out of toilet paper, have a shortage of toilet paper. guess what??? The Filipinos don’t have a shortage! why because they use the TABO!!!

No toilet paper no problem! While everyone is worried about toilet paper we are using the Tabo! I learned about Tabo also know as the dipper when My husband and I went home to see his family in the Philippines three years ago. They don’t use toilet paper there.

What is Tabo? a little bucket with a handle you use to wash your private parts after you do your thing. Watch the video for the details.

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Just when you think you don’t have a pot to piss in. photo thanks to Sirocco Bengal and Cashmeres

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