Did you know that some Germans don't use toilet paper? Here's why

Germans do not completely avoid using toilet paper; in fact, toilet paper is widely used in many German homes. However, bidets or shower heads that function as bidets are also common in some German homes, and in Europe in general. This encourages the use of water for personal hygiene and can reduce the use of toilet paper.

Bidets are preferred by many people who believe that cleaning with water is more hygienic and environmentally friendly. Cleaning with water can also be more soothing for those with sensitive skin. However, the use of toilet paper is still quite common in Germany and many other European countries, and using bidets is a matter of preference.

In conclusion, it would not be correct to generalize that Germans do not use toilet paper; however, it can be said that bidets or similar systems are preferred in some homes.