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Another option would be a campaign to install bidets That would be nice. I hate having to use public restrooms due to lack of bidet.
by jak92 8y ago
Another option would be a campaign to install bidets
That would be nice. I hate having to use public restrooms due to lack of bidet.
- draw_down 8y agoI have one in my home but don't understand using one in a public setting. That seems unsanitary to me.
- newnewpdro 8y agoYou probably have a standalone traditional bidet adjacent to your toilet. I agree, that probably wouldn't be sanitary in a public toilet. People would use the bidet as a toilet and the stream of water would be contaminated. I think most people today are referring to the toilet seat attachment style bidet when they say bidet. The kind big tech companies like Google have been known to install on their office toilets. Those seem more likely to be sanitary in a public toilet, but I also think they're likely to be vandalized and broken/stolen.
- draw_down 8y agoNo, mine is an attachment that fits under the seat. My concern is simply that you have a nozzle spraying water onto your body, and you don't have a way to trust that nozzle is clean. At home, you can trust that, or if you don't you can clean it.
- ben509 8y agoOr even a subsidy for bidets, since that would cut down the use of wipes.
- airstrike 8y agoGrab paper towels before going in, wet them with the faucet and boom. You have wet wipes. Just try to tear the paper towels in half before using them and you should be fine.
- jandrese 8y agoPaper towels aren't any better than "flushable" wipes.
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- kingnothing 8y agoPaper towels are not flushable!