Video of Woman Sharing Experience of Using Long Drop Toilet During Visit to Her Gogo's House in the Village

Video of Woman Sharing Experience of Using Long Drop Toilet During Visit to Her Gogo's House in the Village

  • A Mzansi woman took to social media to share an interesting experience while visiting her grandmother in the village
  • The funny video posted on TikTok shows the woman entering an outdoor long-drop toilet
  • Despite their simplicity, long-drop toilets are still popular in many rural areas, and the woman admitted that she preferred it over the one in the house

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A South African woman has netizens remembering the good old days after taking to social media to share a clip of a humble trip to the loo while visiting her gogo.

Woman using a long drop toilet in video
A woman had to use a long drop toilet during her visit to her grandmother's house, and she documented the experience in an amusing TikTok video. Image: @_royal.light
Source: TikTok

Woman records herself entering long-drop toilet in funny TikTok video

In a video posted by @_royal.light on TikTok, the woman shows herself entering a long drop toilet.

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Home Bio Gas defines long-drop toilets, also known as pit latrines, as the most basic waste management solution. They are primarily used in rural areas, remote camping sites, or off-grid locations.

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A long-drop toilet typically consists of four simple elements: a deep hole in the ground, a wood or concrete floor with a small hole, a lid to cover the hole, and a structure built around it for privacy and shelter.

She captioned the clip:

"POV: You're visiting your grandmother in the village and now you need to use the toilet."

Watch the video below:

Although the woman may have had personal reservations about using the toilet, she did also mention that she preferred the long drop over the toilet in the house.

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South Africans share their long-drop toilet experiences and jokes

Despite their simplicity, long-drop toilets are still popular in many rural areas because they require no electricity or running water.

Many netizens responded to the video with banter and their personal experiences of using such a toilet.

Veronica replied:

"I used to be so afraid of falling in."

User3251537178169 said:

"My worst nightmare. I even eat less to avoid the trips to the toilet when visiting them."

Unaaaaa.rsa commented:

"Long drops hit differently hey."

Somebody wrote:

"When I use this toilet my brain keeps on telling me that a snake is going to come out of the toilet and go inside of me."

Graniimash responded:

"This toilet reminds me of the good old days."

Jin's hairless scalp said:

"The smell though, it's so suffocating."

Lindo Dlamini875 replied:

"Yhoo ngivele ngibone inyoka ingidla izinqa."

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In another story, Briefly News reported that a man popped the question to his bae, uniquely involving a toilet and some cut-up pieces of paper with the marriage proposal on them.

@Randyspage uploaded the clip showing him leaving the words in the toilet for her to find.

Folks used his rating system quite well on TikTok, with some wondering why someone would ask such an important question in that way.

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Source: Briefly News

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