>>108372218Ah a fellow Israeli, how you doing my friend.
>>108372218Too advanced
>>108372218First one I've seen that has all 3 wires connected.
>>108372456one of my favorite images of all time
i just dont understand why they have the wiring exposed
>>108372218>using those colored tingies instead of just taping the wires together>>108372647Doesn't matter, most houses don't have the ground wires. It wasn't mandatory until 2011 with the new outlet, so even if the outlet has that hole or the wire is gong into the wall, 90% of houses don't have anything connected to it.
>>108372664Latin Americans seriously do not give a shit about their health or their lives. If they die, they die and that's it. And if they don't, great, means they can continue with having the wires exposed.
>>108372664I've seen one model once that had the wire go inside a duct somewhat like picrel, but doesn't matter, because when it reaches the wall, the electrict socket is above the pipe, and postion varies by house, so the wire has to be 'exposed' away from the shower.Unless you mean exposed, exposed like the actual wires not cleanly like next picrel.
>>108372664>>108372688This is how they want us to do it. The cleanliest officially up to code version. I don't like that. It can't be unplugged. And code inspectors don't want an actual outlet there because muh danger. You have to be intentionally thwoing water upwards at it to risk it getting wet and blowing up. Also, insde the wall, the connection is just as bad as any connection you see in the exposed pics you know, so not much safer, just hidden. It looks much better with an outlet, but that's illegal. So we just do that exposed shit you love, tell the inspector we forgot the cover, or will put it later, or it broke, because that thing is flimsy, and get our house fire approved.
>>108372665Oh, and speaking of grounding, nowadays we use mostly PVC pipes, but older housees that had metal pipes usually had the ground wire touching it, whether intentionally or not, idk. So when turning the picrel, you got a niiiiice buzz.
Did you know? Every suicide shower in Brazil has a Sega Master System controlling the heating element inside the shower head.
>>108372456kek
>>108372664why do they even need hot showers in their swealtering hot climate?
>>108372664wireless ground
>>108372768What does the tickler coming out the front do?
>>108372708That's the one with inferno mode. Nice.
>>108372218lorenzetti my beloved.After trying so many brands like fame and whatever I had to go back to the original, most showerheads in the market right now can barely last a year and no one seems bothered by it. Meanwhile my gramps' showerhead is like 40 years old
>>108372779That beige part in the bottom is installed backwards. They should've turned it half a turn more, so the thing pointed backwards. Then used a larger (and more flexible) hose going down closer to the wall and out of the way, so you could pick it up to hose yourself. Men usually don't use that, so we do any random shit like that picrel, but women apparently love those hose things.
>>108372218lel Durchlauferhitzer like my grandma had in east germany in the 80's
>>108372941Meth?
>>108372676 Unlike mutts, whose life is valued by how much they can please Israel.
>>108372977Yes
>>108372664For the lulz
>>108372940The EU isn't a country
>>108372708Even this isn't greatShit should be water tight with a waterproof cover and gland for the cable.
>>108372218dutch toilet, its superior btw
>>108373312pair it up with pic related to wash the crust off the shelf
>everyone ranting and raving about muh electrocutiona simple GFI fixes this
>>108373107Ah yes room temperature brazilian water
>>108372940Every time I go to the EU I rip the cap off because fuck those retarded caps.
>>108373312Are you supposed to sit backwards so the shit doesn't sit on that shelf smelling up the room?
>>108373107I'm ready to hit the showers.
Take a wild guess..-
>>108373602Fance? My place in Paris had that, kinda useful for tight spaces
>>108373584The shit lands there on purpose so you can inspect it or something.
>>108372779It's a mini showerhead, usually connected with a much longer pipe.
>>108372664probably impossible to do properly with how much moisture it will be exposed to. Leaving it dangling is unironically the safest thing to do as long as its all insulated
>>108373576As long as you put it back on afterwards, it doesn't matter
>>108372456I love Brazil, we have the best trannies in the world... but sometimes it does suck.
>>108373658I've heard it's some kind of Dutch-German family bonding thing where a really healthy stool is something you show your dad and your sister.
>>108372779It's a douche, tipically supposed to be connected to a much longer and more flexible cable that can be stowed in a piece by the wall. Usually the plug is also positioned backwards, not pointing forwards like in the pic.However, the cables are made of flimsy af low quality rubber that rips and falls apart in little time (usually at the point that connects to the shower head), and also becomes harder and less flexible with time. People usually start fixing it by just removing a small part of the cable where it connects to the shower head since it's the area most prone to wear and tear, but in the end after a few years you end up with stuff like picrel and no one uses it anymore.In mine I just removed the entire douche and cable, and stuffed kitchen paper in the showerhead hole (the hole must be plugged otherwise the shower won't work properly). My gambiarra (BR slang for improvisation / hack fix) has been holding for years.>>108372936Nah not even most women use these hoses. Children do like them though, I loved using and playing with them as a kid.
>>108374113>kitchen papersame thing as paper towels btw
>>108373602Germ(any)
>>108372218Why not use a tankless water heater instead? It would be safer and you would get hotter water out of it
>>108374113My gambiarra was just a short length of the tube, cut and heated to melt together turning it into a cap. Short and simple. I'd think paper would allow some water to drip thru or damage it over time requiring more and more paper.
>>108374150Seems overly complicated. All you need is a resistance.
>>108374178I thought the same. It was supposed to be a temporary fix until I came up with a more permanent solution like yours.However it's been holding for I think about 4 years now, without any maintenance. Maybe because the water pressure here is low (2nd floor of a 2-story house).
>>108374233>low pressureMakes sense. I always lived in apartments and I can't fucking take house pressures anymore. I visit someone and open any faucet and it feels like such slow drip. But I'm glad to know that works, in case it one day.
>>108374113>>108374178>branons all close off their shower hosesDon't tell me you guys walk around in public with dried shit in your ass.
>>108372218How come they don't have a separate hot water tank like a normal person?
>>108374280No, we use a bidet like civilized people.>>108374300Some houses in the cold south do, but in the hot rest of it, it's usually hot water in the main pipes anyway, you just need to heat it when showering at 6am to go to the wagie cagie or in a few colder days.
>>108374300those only make sense when you're in a country in which you'll be using them for like 90% of the year. Also some of the fancier buildings do have water heaters and stuff, some hotels love to boast about that shit because electrical showerheads are for the poor.
>>108373312>>108373584The Dutch clearly know what they are doing.
>>108374300Latinos are so poor they can't afford whole-house water heating, so they have electrical death trap heaters at each fixture that might warrant hot water
>>108374280Nope. Some houses have bidets, others (like mine) have douches next to the toilets.
>>108372708>it can't be unpluggedWhy does this matter?Why not use a waterproof switch?
>>108374589Probably for replacing them, apparently they work for a year at best >>108372931
>>108374150Is 3kW really of any use for showering? It sounds extremely meager to me. Around where I live tankless water heaters are extremely common, but they're all gas-fired and the burner power is typically like 24kW. At 24kW you can have a nice, hot shower with good flow rate, but if somebody else in the house uses hot water it's not really enough anymore (the water will still be warm but you'll definitely notice a temperature drop). If you're working with only 3kW I feel like it'd be basically worthless for a shower, unless your flow rate is barely a drizzle.
>>108373312>literally invented by jews during the early 1900s so they could pick swallowed gold and jewelry out of their shit
>>108374682Based.
>>108372218High power turd extractors.
>>108372228>t. seething brazilian favelamonkey
>>108374700And that's why no one's sad that YTs die out.
>>108374753Is that you saar?
>>108374757Yeah, like I'm gonna give you a straight answer.
>>108372218>>108372688>>108372676>>108372708>>108372768in america we have this CRAZY thing called a water heater. it uses gas, to heat up a GIANT tank of water so you can have HOT WATER anytime you like, from any faucet in the house.
>>108374781pic very much related. its the water heater in my house
>we have this giant tank>that can break or explode at any time>splashing hot water everywhere>we're very proud of itvs>my shower has barely enough voltage to wake me up in the morningYeah, sounds like a decisive victory for the shower head heads.
>>108374576When you live in a tropical region, where it basically never gets colder than 73F, whole-house water heating is overkill.
>>108374781>gaslol, lmao
>>108374837you brown monkeys literately call your chuveiro eletrico, suicide heads.water heaters:>Explosions/fires: ~10–20/year across heating equipmentsuicide heads:>Total electrical shock deaths in Brazil: ~592 in 2022, ~647 in 2023, 759 in 2024
>>108374912>he's counting total deaths>because he knows faulty shower heads aren't being tracked in BrazilFor comparison:>7 actually reported cases of shower head electrocutions between 2009 and 2015 in MalaysiaSounds like yet another L for you, bud.
>>108374937those total electrical shock deaths WERE FROM YOUR SUICIDE HEADS
>>108374943Nope. Yet another L.
>>108374781n brazil more people die to accidents related to gas than to those electric showerheads. they look suspicious, but they are surprisingly save.and brazilians don't even need that much hot water. a tank like that would mostly be a waste.
>>108373602I love german windows
>>108374943Electric showers (chuveiros elétricos) in Brazil are a common source of fatal electric shocks, contributing to a high number of annual electrical accidents. In 2024, there were 759 total electrical accident deaths, often linked to improper installation, lack of grounding, or amateur maintenance in wet environments. High Fatalities: Electrical accidents in Brazil are a significant concern, with 2,373 incidents reported in 2024, resulting in 759 deaths—a 12.6% increase from the previous year.
>>108372708kek
>>108374949>brazil more people die to accidentsjeeze, why i am not surprised when its the same country with pic related electrical wiring. if their electrical wiring is that bad, i can only imagine their gas lines.
>>108374969
>>108374955I think you might be retarded.
>>108374912People die left and right in Brazil and it never gets reported. The true death count is probably 10-20x that.People don't understand how much life isn't valued at all here.
>>108374980>lying monkey leaves out the context
>>108374987>he doesn't understand the word "total">absolutely simply doesn't understand it>no sirree, "total" is not understood
>>108374980>>108374987>>108374992what the fuck are you doing with gemini 2.5 flash lite
>>108374992
>>108372218behold!
>>108374992>monkey who shocks himself every time he showers still fails to understand context>Electric showers (chuveiros elétricos) in Brazil are a common source of fatal electric shocks, contributing to a high number of annual electrical accidents. In 2024, there were 759 total electrical accident deaths, often linked to improper installation, lack of grounding, or amateur maintenance in wet environments>often linked to improper installation, lack of grounding, or amateur maintenance in wet environments>often linked to improper installation, lack of grounding, or amateur maintenance in wet environments>often linked to improper installation, lack of grounding, or amateur maintenance in wet environments>there were 759 total electrical accident deaths>often linked to improper installation, lack of grounding, or amateur maintenance in wet environments>referencing chuveiros elétricosTHE FUCKING, GET IT INTO YOUR BROWN, SHITFILLED MONKEY BRAIN:>High Fatalities: Electrical accidents in Brazil are a significant concern, with 2,373 incidents reported in 2024, resulting in 759 deaths—a 12.6% increase from the previous year.IS IN REFERENCE TO YOUR FUCKING THIRD WORLD, BROWN SHIT SUICIDE HEADS YOU FUCKING RETARDED APENIGGERTHE ENTIRE FUCKING CONTEXT, IS IN REFERENCE TO YOUR ELECTRICAL DEATHS AND INCIDENTS, TO YOUR FUCKING SUICIDE HEADS YOU DENSE MOTHERFUCKER
>>108375043Its laughable that people can see these images and trust any data that comes out of Brazil. Life, is meaningless here. People die all the time and never go reported. Incidents happen daily and never reported.
>>108375043That's a lot of cope and seethe, and I love it.
>>108375009does Murica include the prisoners they fry?For voltlets, them bros be cooking.
>>108375064Don't let the gov ban them!
>>108375061I don't think they fry them anymore. Something about being slow, painful, and inhumane.These days they use sedatives and heartstoppers.>note that sedatives aren't anesthetics>anesthetics make you unconscious, sedatives calm you down
>>108375064Yuorope nigga want to ban C for being unsafe and build an elevator like this
>>108375085probably kinder - can't boil water with 110v, never mind toast some niggas proper.
The glorious totally real TV detector vans
>>108375077These always seemed like a pretty crazy and obviously unsafe design, I'm surprised they've ever been popular. I guess their advantage must be that they basically have higher throughput. You don't have a single cabin going up and down, it's just available continuously in both directions.
That's right we're still using them
>>108375107Entirely separate faucets? What if you want warm water but the hot tap is too hot to use without mixing it with some cold water too? Do you always adjust your water heater temperature so the hot water is just right, or what?
>>108375094Well, the stoppers themselves apparently burn the veins something good. It's been described as incredibly painful.Oh, and they also use muscle relaxants, to prevent cramps and such - meaning that you're calm, fully conscious, and not in control of your body as they pour liquid poison into your heart.
>>108375117You freeze or you burn. Those are the choices.
Anyone outside Germany and Japan still using one?
>>108375104So what? It's safer than driving a car because no risk of somebody else getting you killed. Just don't be stupid and you'll be fine, if you are stupid and die then the world is a better place.
>>108375140Aren't German courts still stupidly dependent on fax?
>>108375064Didn't they ban them from making anymore of these but are letting these ones live out their useful life?
>>108373602fuck this window design, it's so much harder to install poor man's AC on these
>>108372245this is safer than the chuveiro do brasil
>>108372779pressure relief valve
>>108373584>>108374531no, you could inspect your shit, but more importantly you dont get fucking toilet water splashback onto your asshole, normal toilets are fucking disgusting
>>108375117
>>108374987>>108374992>>108375009"people" who post screenshots of AI overviews adding nothing of their own to the discussion should be permanently banned and have a massed ballistic missile strike fired upon their location.
>>108375140>>108375148there is a company that offers AI answers via fax: https://simple-fax.de/fax-kiit's more of a joke though.
>>108375064Unfathomably based. King of elevators. Love them.
>>108373713>tranniesIsn't it illegal under your constitution to use that word?
>>108374837dear anon do brasil, here in the first world we dont use steam boilers for our central heating
>>108375742this is how the cool kids got their video game cheats in Germany
>>108375077Not suitable for Indian buildings.
>>108375104Afaik they are very safe. I think their modernized, currently-in-service iterations in Czech Republic have 0 fatalities on record, at least for the past few decades. Might be wrong, of course, but I stand by my point that they are, overall, very safe.
>>108372218
>>108374781Seems like overkill for a warm country. Certainly not worth the extra hazard from trying to operate anything gas-powered in a country full of Brazilians. I'm more disappointed that they don't use solar heating systems instead.
>>108375678That happens maybe once a year. On the other hand you have to smell your rancid shit every day. The point of the water is to keep the smell of the shit contained.
>>108375824especially because solar heaters are easy to diy
>>108375841Bet that vantablack paint would work pretty well for solar heating once it comes down in price.
>>108375803how's that unique to one country? I thought heat networks were common in large cities.
>>108375140German starter set
>>108375107this shit always baffles me when I visit bongland. I know the historic reasoning behind it, but why keep being retarded in 2026AD?
>>108375852Used to be quite rare outside of Scandinavia and the Germanosphere.
>>108375858
>>108372218>on vacation in the dominican republic>lovely beach-side airbnb type rental apartment>pool, indoor garage, beautifully furnished and the patio was well decorated>ready to take a shower before bed>they have the DeathPenalty Lightining-Style 5000© shower heater>"Don't worry about it, we rarely go under 20c so an oil or electric heater didn't make sense">"We've had over 200 customers over the years and no one has ever had any issues">While showering, the water suddenly got so hot it burned the fuck out of my legs and the tip of my dickThese will either electrocute you or scald you, and neither seems like a fun way to go
>>108375858In my elementary school we still got handed out copies made with a spirit duplicator
>>108375866I didn't know that. We've had it in Kraków since the 70s. It's pretty great.
>>108375858That's obviously not German, though.
>>108375879I like this one better
Apparently these things are quite rare outside the Germanosphere, here they're everywhere. Larger buildings often have their own.
>>108375911I know of it in soviet countries, used to be that they turn it on in late autumn and turn it off in early spring and you had no control over how hot it gets lol. And only in larger cities. Fernwärme goes to small towns and villages as well.
>>108375928?
>>108375929Even paczkomaty are better in Germany. God I miss living in the West
>>108375935I'm going to laugh my ass off if I'll get banned for this
>>10837585820 years ago but now no one uses these anymore doe
>>108372218All these toys ITT
This here too is something alien to the anglo mind. A sign of a high trust society.
>>108375929These are still possible because we haven't reached a critical mass of niggers yet who would make these impossible
>>108372218Behold.Pic related is the slightly modern (aluminum) variant of the traditional pot for making polenta at home, with the characteristic electric stirrer (I have inherited the blue version, couldn't find it pictured online)
>>108375770>Not suitable for Indian buildings.*LiveLeak logo appears*
>>108375025Yeah that's what I want to see. Shame our yards are too small for them anymore.
>>108375077imagine using that when you've had too many vodkas
And with this my excursion into the abyss of the germanic mind comes to a conclusion.
>>108374781same un europe, we just call it boiler
>>108375998
>>108375929>Larger buildings often have their ownThat would be great next step, but the stations themselves are everywhere in Budapest. Unfortunately, every delivery service has their own, so we can have up to 5-6 different flavored stations next to each other near busy intersections or wherever there is space, but every company only delivers to their own, and there might be capacity problems. Some consolidation or a universal system is badly needed, as the current free for all is inefficient.
>>108376018The great thing about these is that they also take cans, not just bottles.
Rebate stickers - seems to be largely unknown in the rest of the world. Get em every week. Stick em on shit you buy. No questions asked.
>>108375763sovl
>>108375850vantablack has already been copied and made open sourcenot that youre going to get any meaningful gains out of it
>>108376054the pfand on cans have ruined these machines, theyre always out of order because theyre jammed from all gunky sugar crap, have some massive queue in front of them, or bothi dont even collect my pfand anymore, my time is worth more than that
The only good plug socket
>>108375140My printer has fax so I have an ATA setup with a VoIP fax service (technically it goes through my asterisk pbx first).Only time I ever really used it was to get a free burger from mcdonalds.
>>108375929These are everywhere in Czech Republic
>>108375718Boo.Hoo.
>>108375655yeah and it doesn't work
>>108375694based anti brit
>>108374975It's beautiful
>>108375678>poop falling town while slightly touching your balls or>backsplash
>>108376355of course it doesnt, it produces like 100 w and you need at least 16 kw for a comfortable shower
>>108375785If you miss your stop, do you get flipped around at the bottom and top?
>>108372940why some people hated on it? looks usefull and practical.>>108374280>>108374331>>108374588you can technically use the chuveirinho as a bum cleaner everyday like a bidet.
There have been few inovations on electrical showers. Even this one with FM radio's getting old.
>>108376383Nope, gifrel is how it works
>>108376396How about adding some warp nacelles?
Guess the country (not india). Also not unique, but still widely in use in the countryside and villages. The law banning these came out fairly recently, but I believe the fines aren't high.
>>108376415Could be any of ex-soviet block countries
>>108376415India doesnt have designated shitting shacks.
>>108372978Rent free.
>>108376421The only based thing in Germany. This terrifies and confuses the amerilards, who are clogging the highways at 110 km/h in their fat metal boxes.
>>108375077extremely cool but a nightmare to get compliant with wheelchair usage.
>>108375678I mitigate splash back by placing some toilet paper on the water.
>>108373576Everyone does. These things are dangerous. Sometimes the ring they're attached to is loose so the cap can rotate into your milk stream and you splash it everywhere. I wish we could hand all eu officials.
>>108373602The entirety of europe.
>>108374150>3kmaybe if you're showering your hamster
>>108376405i think it's a great idea, a single (double technically) lift can serve multiple people on multiple floor simultaneouslywhile it's slower to traverse many floors as it has a lower top speed than a modern lift due to people needing to get on/off while it's moving, just getting between adjacent floors would be faster as you'd almost never have to wait for it even if someone else is using it
>>108375803Me on the left. I'm the biomass.
>>108376441We have speed limits faster than 130kph.
>>108376195>non reversibleppffft
>>108372708Why not use an outdoor rated receptacle and stick a GFCI in it if you insist on doing this shit? That's definitely NOT how they want you to do it, btw. I shouldn't be able to see inside your wall and they trimmed the conductor sheath too long and it's sticking entirely out of the outlet. Fucking guarantee nobody in Brazil bothers to ground the water pipes lol
>>108374187The water contacts the elements?
>>108374899>lol, lmaoBro, you didn't buy the electric heater, did you? Holy shit lolWhy not just burn dollar bills under a pot and heat your water up that way?
>>108375043all that copper sitting there and nobody steals it?
this lil nigga right here>Cancellation of all current restrictions You WILL get overtaken by a polack pushing his clapped out Sprinter to 200km/hYou WILL get overtaken by police doing 250km/hYou will get overtaken at by a HILTI salesman doing 300km/h in his red Passat (the fastest object in the known universe)
>>108375077>yuros have vidya platforming sections in their buildingsits not fair...
>green signal to turn right>but the controlled pedestrian crossing just after the turn also shows green signal for pedestrians to cross>drivers have to turn right but then immediately stop (inside the junction) before the crossing to allow pedestrians to cross>if/when there are no more pedestrians, drivers can go, even if light signal for pedestrians is still green I have lived in the UK for a long time and have never seen a controlled pedestrian crossing showing green signal at the same time light signal for cars also showing green. Is pic related a thing in continental Europe or just a retarded east Europe thing (pic taken in east Europe)
>>108376594i genuinely have no idea what that picture nor any of the key words in your post mean
>>108372708This shit looks stupid, wouldn't it better to just have a water tank outside to absorb all the heat so you've nice warm shower?But then again if you're living in the tropics the last thing you want is a hot shower.
>>108376100This has to be the most jewish thing of all time. Jack up all the prices and then have the consumer goyim play a micro optimization minigame.
>>108376604Those are a thing in Germany as well but usually the light to the right of the green light is supposed to blink orange.
>>108373576Limp wristed Eurobabies can't do that
>>108372218>Slightly shocking your brain cells every time you showerNo wonder Brazilians are brain dead.
>>108375077Germans>Nuclear too dangerous because chinks and Russian died whilst zero true whites have had issuesAlso Germany>Narrow constantly moving doorless elevators are safe, no need to ban them
>>108376100do they stack additively?
>>108375994fuck that, imagine coming home from shopping with the family and your 4 year old trips
>>108376480>I prefer death over a reversal pub!Never been an issue to 60 million Brits.
>>108375929They are common in Romania as well
>>108375998it was all good until this. this is fucking gay and should be done by the rubbish collection companies we pay for.
>>108376684It seems every country is making up their own traffic rules
>>108376719Bongs have bigger problems, that's true.I haven't heard in my life of anyone dying because of a wall plug. Stop coping.
>>108377105You should touch grass then.https://www.esfi.org/childproofing-your-home-tamper-resistant-receptacles/
>>108376608I think it's a "you're entering the autobahn" sign.>>108376475The 130 is crossed with that symbol so I'm guessing that there was 130 kph speed limit there and now it's a no speed limit road. Maybe only during the day or when it's not raining?
>>108376441You think Americans are driving the speed limit?
>>108377203It's cancellation of restrictions. If there is nothing shown inside then it's cancellation of all restrictions, if there is for example a speed limit that means that only the speed limit restriction is cancelled. You might have a temporary sign of maybe 70 or 90 on a motorway, after cancelling it you are back to normal motorway speed (or maximum safe limit on german autobahn)
>>108377203>I think it's a "you're entering the autobahn" sign.i assumed it was a car make i haven't heard of
The most surprising thing here is that there's ground in that photo for a third world country.
>>108372750Why would you think you could beat snowniggers at being cold?
>>108376604it's the same in France, it's just another rule you learn in driving school: green light doesn't mean you're completely free to go if you're turning right. you're supposed to always watch for crosswalks and slow near them anyway since most of them don't have lights.nevertheless in this case we often add a blinking light to remind drivers that pedestrians have priority.
>>108377105>I haven't heard in my life of anyone dying because of a wall plughttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Claude_Fran%C3%A7ois#Death
>>108375858Those aren't so bad compared to almost burned out beamers that you can't even see unless you close the blinds
>>108377269Are they not? Their obese V8 shitboxes can barely do 80 mph.
>>108377403Personally (as a driver and as a pedestrian) it feels very unsafe compared to just having controlled crossing show red for pedestrians while green is on for cars.
>>108376443fuck the disabled they have so many other buildings
>>108377437Anything old, sure. Most cars on the road in the US now have been made in the past 15 years due to mass trade-ins and scrapping during the 2000s, and anything new is actually somewhat efficient for its volume. Most of our cars are electronically limited somewhere between 110 MPH/180KPH and 150MPH/240KPH (pretty sure it's the same range for you guys), and plenty of regular cars can go over that with the ECUs flashed. Almost anything us Amerifats are driving can do at least 180 kph. Even the big shitters like SUVs and pickup trucks have 0-60 times of around 7 seconds and rated top speeds past that.
>>108377463most of the time pedestrians wait that all turning cars have passed before actually crossing, even though the rule says it should be the opposite. so it's more or less the same as a straight-line lightless crosswalk, except cars are much slower in a 90-degree turn, so all in all it's actually safer.
>>108373713This is me btw
>>108377503Nobody waits here, once the pedestrian light turns green everyone goes (because if you miss this light you might have to wait another 3 minutes until the next green), cars, especially non local drivers also often miss this (as it's not even a zebra crossing) and then have to slam on the brakes literally when taking the turn. Maybe in France people are more sensible.
>>108375852no such thing in North America.
>>108374280I can guarantee brazillians are 100% more hygienic than any other culture you can think of. Dudes be showering 2 times a day, sometimes 3. Surprised the fuck out of me>>108375750They also have that lmao I stayed at an apartment with a gas-powered water heater just like that one in sao paulo
Ok but for real guys why do they not have a water heater like in civilized countries? Even ignoring the insane safety aspect do they not care about hot water in other parts of the house? Even if they don’t have gas there are electric centralized water heaters. Wtf man.
>>108373312Very important. When was the last time your doctor asked you about your stool. Shape, consistency, size, solid, soft, or wet. Never? Your doctor is engaging in medical malpractice. The reason behind German toilet is to help in stool inspection. That’s vital. America accounts for 70% of world pharmaceutical sales. America is only 4% of the world. Now you know. Inspect your stool. It’s literally the difference between life and death. The stool should come out solid but not too hard, with minimal wiping. If it’s constantly wet and and too soft well guess what? You have a health issue. Talk to your doctor.
>>108375104It's an old design from when modern elevators didn't exist or at least weren't widespread.They wouldn't install one today.But apparently it's safe if you know how to use it and don't fuck around.They probably on't let random visitors use it, but for employees/regulars who received proper instructions it should be fine.
>>108377608>Even if they don’t have gas there are electric centralized water heatersYou don't need a central water heater when the shower is the only thing getting hot water and most houses pipes can't handle the heat.The electric showerhead is incredibly safe, you can see electroBOOMs video on it, you just need to install it correctly. It's like saying gas heaters are insanely unsafe because installing it incorrectly could cause a gas leak.
>>108377658I mean it's moving quite slowly going by the videos and all you need to do is step in or step out, doesn't look like using one is rocket science or anything. It seems unsafe in the sense that if somebody trips and falls over or something that shit will just break them as it moves continuously. I'm sure nowadays they can add sensors and shit to stop the elevator in situations like this but that wasn't the case back in the day. With conventional elevators even the oldest I've ever seen have basic safety measures like the elevator not being allowed to run if a door is open, precisely to avoid people getting rekt if they get caught in-between the moving cabin and said door.>>108377608I assume they must have proper water heaters in proper homes, these electric shower heaters look like some utter favela shit that can be added easily to heat the water up a bit without requiring extra shit, like hot water pipes in the walls.I also assume the "cold" water temperature in Brazil must be a lot warmer than it is in temperate regions, so it probably requires less heating to be tolerable for a shower than in temperate regions where cold water is really quite cold and far from warm enough for a comfortable shower.
>>108374837I had one explode before. No one was electrocuted, nothing was damaged. It lives on a little concrete alcove in the garage, the floor of which is leveled such that all water will flow out the front under the overhead door. I simply had only cold water for a couple days until I bought a new one.
>>108374969>spagettyimages
>>108374837>we have this giant tank>that can break or explode at any time>splashing hot water everywhere>we're very proud of it
>>108377580I sometimes shower 4 times a day in hot summer days here. It's the only way to copeAnd yes, brazilians are very clean when it comes to personal hygiene. For other types of hygiene, not so much. In kitchen/cooking hygiene we're nearly as bad as Indians, and our streets and beaches are littered with trash
the shower industry must be big down there
>>108378128Showing every day is insane
>>108377837Are these tank water heaters under pressure due to the water being warmed up or something? How can they explode? Or do you mean it was gas-fired and there was an actual gas explosion?>>108378190I exercise daily, not showering after being completely drenched in sweat would feel very fucked.
>>108377967I've traveled to a bunch of places here, and I gotta say it's 50/50Places like curitiba, where I am currently, in the south, are incredibly clean, and I went to a beach town called "little bombs" in the saint catarina state(also south) which was also incredibly clean. But those places had a LOT of public servants cleaning the streets and beaches, seems more like a government thing than culture.The beaches of a place called camburiu(?) were really disgusting though and it was in the same state as little bombs, but that town felt like a caricature of what a rich beach town was, exactly how I felt like in dubai. Sao paulo, despite being very impressive as a big city was the most disgusting place I've seen here though, very dirty even in the richer areas.Can't really compare it to India though, I especially disagree with you on the "kitchen/cooking hygiene" thing, I've worked with restaurants for most of my adult life and there's just no comparison. Of the 100s of kitchens I've visited here in different cities during my year-long stay, I'd say about 4-5 really concerned me, but even those weren't even close to what I saw in like a week while consulting in new delhi. Seriously, you'll understand what I mean the second you ever set foot in India. Just absolutely, incredibly disgusting place, and I'm not even talking about street food, that would be like comparing a surgery room to an outhouse. >>108378190Used to think that way, now it just makes sense: You spend the entire day outside, then get home and wash out the gunk and sweat so you can feel fresh in your clean house. Some of the people I met here also like to shower before going to work too, because the heat can make you sweat a lot during sleep
>>108376515Yes, that's gow it works! The resistance heats up, water flows thru it and gets hot. Exactly the same principle as your toasters heating the bathtub.
>>108375998>>108372940euro humiliation ritual.
I heard these don't exist outside of the nordic countries.
>>108378351dish drying rack? my friends got onealso ive got a poop shelf toilet but my extended family is swiss so i guess that tracks
>>108372218The humble tea brewerNot exactly a staple in American homes (I own 3) but I doubt it exists outside of American restaurants
>>108378330It's a measure of whiteness.
>>108372726The light switch in my barn does this.It feels kind of nice.
>>108373312Kek>That slap sound as the shit hits the porcelain
>>108377374seething jeet
>the most common thing in the EU only exists in MY countryHave you guys ever even left your tiny little bubble?
>>108377547In France the green/red light is a suggestion, we always jaywalk and do this to cars if they get closeIt’s a well organized mess, incidents are close to 0
>>108378455IF that were true, then why is Italy ranked top 10?
>>108374781In Europe we have an electric version of that and we can put anywhere.
>>108375880Newer ones have this stick that you turn to regulate the temperature.
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>>108372941mn dobre, moi
>>108378206Figure of speech. It burst because it was very old and made by a now-defunct brand that had garnered a reputation for failure. There was not an actual explosion. There is an overflow can if they become pressurized.
>>108372245Still more safe than having an RBMK powered shower.>>108375964High Trust? I mean we just have parking with signs that say "maximum time 1 hour". Why the fuck do you need a clock wheel? I was wondering what the fuck is this for when I went to Germany last week.
>>108377696>You don't need a central water heater when the shower is the only thing getting hot water and most houses pipes can't handle the heat.they don't use hot water in sinks for washing hands or dishes?
>>108376480Cry at your 110v shit >>108376594A Passat doing 300 km/h I had one as a hire car; it struggled to do 200 km/h and it was the "more powerful" 2.0 Turbo.
>>108374781I just have two 17 kW flash boilers because I'm not a powerlet like you
Only one country.
