‘Horrified We Only Use Toilet Paper…’: YouTuber Discovers Health Faucet In Qatar, Can’t Stop Raving
Vujanic was so impressed at the discovery, that he wrote in one of his comments in Twitter, “I want this image printed on a T-shirt..."
New Delhi: Croatian-born Serbian YouTuber and social media influencer, David Vujanic discovered a hand toilet jet spray while his stay in Qatar and called it the “best thing ever”.
He is in Qatar for the ongoing FIFA World Cup and was shocked to see the hand jet spray in the restrooms there.
Surprised that the western countries were not using them, Vujanic tweeted, “Been using the toilet-bump shower thing in Qatar for a month... I'm shocked that we only use toilet paper in the United Kingdom and Europe. "This is the best thing ever, man."
Been using the toilet bum shower thing in qatar for a month…I am absolutely horrified we only use toilet paper in the Uk/Europe. This is the best thing ever man.
— VUJ (@DavidVujanic) December 14, 2022
"I've used a bidet in France; it's decent but it's too big. This is a simple high-pressure shower head that is more functional and easily adaptable. I will be investing when I get back to London. My bum is very thankful," he added in the comments section of the tweet.
Vujanic was impressed at the discovery, that he wrote in one of his comments in Twitter, “I want this image printed on a T-shirt... I am now the self-proclaimed founder of the Shatafa Ultras group. "Bum shower fanatics, let's go!”
Meanwhile, his post generated a slew of responses from netizens.
“Invest in one of these when you get back bro, has a control on the side which operates the cleaning process, built-in arse dryer too,” wrote one user.
“I’ve been on this too… would you wash any other body part with paper? I’ve seen the light,” another user wrote.
“How can you wash yourself with paper in the first place,” another user tweeted.
“Welcome to the Eastern and Middle Eastern Civilization. And Congrats,” another user wrote.
Vujanic, who mainly writes blogs on football, was born to Serbian parents in Croatia. His parents then moved to the UK when he was a child. Vujanic currently has over 115,000 subscribers on the social media.
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