Fire Hose + Toilet = Super Washlet
A special episode of “Toribia no Izumi” aired on Japanese TV saturday night, performing several awesomely weird experiments. A viewer submitted a letter wanting to know how much blasting power a toilet washlet spray would have if replaced by a fire hose.
Thanks to the cooperation of the Nara city fire department (and Nara mascot Sento-kun) they were able to conduct the test:
The child-sized dummy was thrown 13.7 meters. Such power would probably clean one’s butt pretty well, but inside a bathroom it would probably throw a person into a wall and cause serious injury.
Those interested in how the experiment was set up can watch the making of clip here.
[Source: Japan Probe]
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