The "Indian potty position" refers to squatting over a squat toilet. This involves squatting over a hole in the ground with footrests on either side to relieve oneself. Squat toilets, also known as traditional floor toilets or Indian Toilets, have been used for thousands of years and are common in many parts of Asia, the Middle East, and Africa.
| Feature | Description |
|---|---|
| Toilet Type | Squat toilet (also called traditional floor toilet) |
| Position | Squatting |
| Design | Hole in the ground with footrests |
| Geographic Use | Asia, the Middle East, and Africa |
Here's a breakdown of the position:
- Squatting: The user lowers their body into a squatting position.
- Foot Placement: Feet are placed on the provided footrests.
- Relief: While in the squatting position, the user relieves themself into the hole.
