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I got an expensive one (~usd 1000) with a remote, heated water and seat, dryer, moving nozzle, etc. There's just no comparison with just wiping. I let it spray

I got an expensive one (~usd 1000) with a remote, heated water and seat, dryer, moving nozzle, etc. There's just no comparison with just wiping. I let it spray, wipe, spray quickly again and wipe clean. Takes thirty seconds. The real protip, which feels weirdly inappropriate for HN, is shaving down there.

Sohcahtoa82 4y ago
> The real protip, which feels weirdly inappropriate for HN, is shaving down there. I've heard very much the opposite. Or at least, shaving down there makes it amazing for a day or two, but then the hairs start growing back and it's stubbly at first, which makes it INSANELY itchy.
- uuddlrlrbaba 4y ago
  using an electric trimmer on the shortest setting will avoid itching and general skin irritation
- Gigachad 4y ago
  My experience is that this happens the first few times and it gets less bad on regrowth each time. I did an experiment when I started shaving my legs where I only shaved one for a while and then later shaved both, only the one that hadn’t been shaved multiple times was painful when the hair regrew.
- timeon 4y ago
  Can waxing fix this?
- MuffinFlavored 4y ago
  > I've heard very much the opposite. What's the famous story about the guy who Nair'd this region as a joke/prank and he didn't realize the side effect of: the hair down there acts as a buffer for the scent so flatulence comes out much much worse?
- neurostimulant 4y ago
  The trick is to not shave it clean like your beard. Just trim it using a small trimmer and leave about 1-2 mm length. No more itch.
reaperducer 4y ago
I got an expensive one (~usd 1000) I've seen clamp-on versions in big stacks at Walmart for $25. I've always wondered how they would stack up, but been too chicken to try.
- kleer001 4y ago
  Temperature control of the water and seat are the killer app, pressure control and nozzle width are really nice too. Blow dry, not so necessary, takes a while.
deedubaya 4y ago
If you’ve ever tried to wipe peanut butter off of shag carpet… ya know what OP is talking about

Sohcahtoa82 4y ago

> The real protip, which feels weirdly inappropriate for HN, is shaving down there. I've heard very much the opposite. Or at least, shaving down there makes it amazing for a day or two, but then the hairs start growing back and it's stubbly at first, which makes it INSANELY itchy.

uuddlrlrbaba 4y ago
using an electric trimmer on the shortest setting will avoid itching and general skin irritation
Gigachad 4y ago
My experience is that this happens the first few times and it gets less bad on regrowth each time. I did an experiment when I started shaving my legs where I only shaved one for a while and then later shaved both, only the one that hadn’t been shaved multiple times was painful when the hair regrew.
timeon 4y ago
Can waxing fix this?
MuffinFlavored 4y ago
> I've heard very much the opposite. What's the famous story about the guy who Nair'd this region as a joke/prank and he didn't realize the side effect of: the hair down there acts as a buffer for the scent so flatulence comes out much much worse?
neurostimulant 4y ago
The trick is to not shave it clean like your beard. Just trim it using a small trimmer and leave about 1-2 mm length. No more itch.

reaperducer 4y ago

I got an expensive one (~usd 1000) I've seen clamp-on versions in big stacks at Walmart for $25. I've always wondered how they would stack up, but been too chicken to try.

kleer001 4y ago
Temperature control of the water and seat are the killer app, pressure control and nozzle width are really nice too. Blow dry, not so necessary, takes a while.

deedubaya 4y ago

If you’ve ever tried to wipe peanut butter off of shag carpet… ya know what OP is talking about