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I've been using a portable, battery-powered bidet (Toto brand) for years. The first vacation that I took to Japan sold me on them nearly instantly, but I didn't
by scruple 7y ago
I've been using a portable, battery-powered bidet (Toto brand) for years. The first vacation that I took to Japan sold me on them nearly instantly, but I didn't want to go through with installing them once I got home. This is a good compromise.
- latchkey 7y agoI think I'd prefer to use a bum gun over the whole toilet seat thing. You can really move the bum gun around more easily than you can your body and it is super easy to wipe it down to clean it.
- scruple 7y agoYeah, I think when all of the dust clears on this that I will be putting in the bum guns in our place. The idea has spread to my entire house and close family, who spend a lot of time living with us during the year, over the past few weeks.
- latchkey 7y agoYea, wait for the prices to come back down. It is an easy install too... the ones on amazon come with all the parts. Once you get the water turned off, it just takes about 15 minutes to assemble it all.
- wan23 7y agoThe toilet seats have adjustable nozzles, and even can be set to spray in a pattern to get everywhere. You still need to be in the right position but it's not so difficult.
- latchkey 7y agoOh, that is part of the fun of using random bum guns around se asia... all different water pressure and quality of handles. It is like playing russian roulette with your bung hole. Actually though, the trick is just shoot a bit into a toilet first to test it... ;-)
- azinman2 7y agoHow do you not get water everywhere, and what do you use to dry? I’m assuming you’re also using soap and your hands, or toilet paper or something.
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