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I miss the toilets with the spray in Japan so much. Never feels fully clean with just paper.
by yibg 7y ago
I miss the toilets with the spray in Japan so much. Never feels fully clean with just paper.
- lukasm 7y agoIve used one for the first time 5 days ago. Im installing one if I buy a house. The warm seat is amazing
- jsjohnst 7y agoYou can buy add on toilet seats with bidet functionality for a couple hundred dollars and they are easy to install. If you can turn a wrench, you can install one. As long as you keep the old seat to put it back on when you move out, you can do it in an apartment even and not risk penalty on move out. I highly recommend everyone get one. The brand I have is BioBidet, but I’m sure most are comparable.
- js2 7y agoI bought the basic Luxe non-heated bidet attachment from Amazon for $35 last year. They are closer to $70 now, but you don’t need to spend hundreds.
- magduf 7y agoYou can't easily install the nice washlets in many places, because they require power to operate. If a bathroom wasn't designed for it, it's very likely to not have a power outlet near the toilet. In Japanese bathrooms, there's an outlet right next to the toilet just for the washlet. In my American bathroom in my condo built around 15 years ago, the only outlet is on the other side of the sink (meant for plugging in an electric razor or hairdryer), so you'd have to run an electric cord literally across the sink, which obviously is a no-go.
- flanbiscuit 7y agoAre these sprays always in the same position or is it something that is off to the side and when you press a button they move into position? I worry about getting matter on it but maybe I'm imagining it to be longer than it really is.
- dewey 7y agoThere's different ways. One where it moves into position, and others where the outlet is fixed but it's not in a position where you'd have any problems.