Rebecca Judd sparks a fierce debate about toilet habits on live radio – and insists some people have been using the wrong method their entire lives
Most ordinary people don’t care to think about how others use the toilet.
But Rebecca Judd apparently finds the topic fascinating, and sparked a fierce debate this week about the correct method of wiping.
The wife of AFL great Chris Judd said on KIIS FM’s 3pm Pick-Up on Tuesday: ‘Did you know that people wipe their bottoms differently? Some sit; some stand.’
TMI? Rebecca Judd sparked a fierce debate about toilet habits on live radio earlier this week
Her co-host Katie ‘Monty’ Dimond replied: ‘What do you mean, stand?’
Rebecca, 37, continued: ‘Yeah, I know. I was like, “What, what, what?” Obviously you sit and you wipe.
‘So I asked my son Oscar, “How do you do it?” And he goes, “I always stand.”‘
While Rebecca was surprised by this, Monty said it wasn’t unusual because a lot of ‘little kids’ stand up and bend over to wipe after using the toilet.
The great toilet debate: The 37-year-old said on KIIS FM’s 3pm Pick-Up on Tuesday, ‘Did you know that people wipe their bottoms differently? Some sit; some stand’
But she and Rebecca both agreed it was extremely unusual for an adult to use this impractical – and potentially messy – method.
Most people use the sit-down-and-tilt-to-the-side method, they said.
Later in the show, Monty and Rebecca were shocked to learn that one of their KIIS FM producers, Mel, prefers the stand-up method.
‘I stand. I thought everybody did,’ said Mel. ‘You tilt a little bit. I don’t understand how you get your hand through [sitting down].’
Hazardous approach: Rebecca and her co-host Katie ‘Monty’ Dimond agreed it was extremely unusual for an adult to use the impractical stand-up method
Say what? Later in the show, Monty (left) and Rebecca (centre) were shocked to learn that one of their KIIS FM producers, Mel, prefers the stand-up method. Pictured with Yumi Stynes
Rebecca explained that most people find a way to reach around by shifting forwards and across slightly on the toilet seat.
Monty said standing up was a ‘high-risk’ method, and Rebecca added that she’d be worried about things ‘dropping down and landing not in the bowl’.
Wrapping up the debate, the former weather presenter confessed that her husband, Chris, used the stand-up method until his early twenties, then ‘became a sitter’.
Sit-down method: Rebecca explained that most people simply reach around by shifting forwards and across slightly on the toilet seat, and don’t attempt to stand up