What people use to wipe their *** before the invention of toilet paper?

Question

What people use to wipe their *** before the invention of toilet paper?

Answer 1

leaves, rags,

Answer 2

I have never ever needed to wipe it with anything, my sphincter muscle chops it as clean as a whistle.

Answer 3

left hand - still practiced in some cultures in asia and africa - be careful who's hand your touching over therb

Answer 4

leaves. =)

Answer 5

Pine Cones and cactus's.

Answer 6

they used leaves

Answer 7

lots of different things. it was on Brainiac once.

They used sponges, oyster shells, hands, leaves, and other stuff.

Or they lent against the wall then slid down it.

lol

but the first lot are real

Answer 8

The world was more rural -so grass and straw were used.

Their left hand - which is why it was so unacceptable to be a south paw.

Apparently in some cultures they still don't have toilet paper and the left hand is used - hence the distaste they have for lefties, especially when they see them eat :-)

Answer 9

11,111

Answer 10

Hopefully not Poison Ivy!

Answer 11

leaves, hand, rags, newspaper.

Answer 12

corn cobs,leaves,sprayed water,cloth

Answer 13

left hand

Answer 14

might be leaves and small rocks..

Answer 15

Big Dock Leaves

Answer 16

got there best mate to l**k there    a ss

Answer 17

I've heard they used leaves and rocks!

Answer 18

what millions of Muslims use today...wash with water

Answer 19

Newspaper and before that leaves!

Answer 20

dry corn cob

papyrus

i read that in ancient greece they used a communal loofah

Answer 21

SEARS AND ROBUCK CATALOG.. ALSO PROVIDED READING MATERIAL WHILE IN THERE.

Answer 22

Leaves

Answer 23

leaves rags pelts

Answer 24

People used leaves ... then they used the pages of catalogues during the days of the 'outhouse' in the 1800s in the US.

Answer 25

Leaves, or a rag with soap.

Answer 26

Grassss hahahaha

or maybee they didnt use anything!

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xoxo

Answer 27

My grandmother tells me she used to tear the yellow pages out of the phone book, crinckle them up till they were soft, and use them on the out house.