Now I understand the hype.
This is something Iāve been wanting to do for years honestly. As you all know, here in America we wipe with cheeseburgers and bald eagles. But I canāt begin to count how many times Iāve heard or read someone extolling the virtues of the bidet, usually from a European or a converted āMurcan.
So I finally decided it was timeā¦began reading product reviews, found a brand new one for cheap on an auction site butā¦I misjudged the fit for my particular toilet. So that one had to go back in the box. Ended up going to a local store for one because I didnāt feel like waiting any longer and I could judge the fit with my own eyes.
Got one, brought it home, installed it, andā¦well friends I donāt know if buttholes believe in heaven, but if they do mine surely thinks itās died and gone there. Itās not one of the super luxury models with the remote and smartphone app, but itās got warm water, a seat warmer, and a warm air dryer. Iām hooked. In fact when Iām at work I now get annoyed that I donāt have access to it.
I now count myself among the converted. Iāve never felt so pampered.
Did you make the tradition high pitched āooooh!ā The first time you used it?
the warm water is the only necessity. Iāve used those cold water bidets at midnight in winter in Minnesota. The shriek woke up the entire damn hostel.
Ahhhhh. Living somewhere with relatively mild winters, Iāve never had any desire to upgrade from my entry level, super basic, cold water only bidet.
I live in a frozen tundra wasteland and I have a cold-only and have never thought āI wish this was warmā
ā¦but then again, I keep my house 70Ā°F-75Ā°F year round. By the time I come in and poo, Iām a comfy temp.
My only toilet-attach-bidet complaint is that it really relies on the water pressure at your house. My house is blessed with Super Soaker CPS 2000 bathroom water pressure, but my best friendās bidet is like one of those clear water pistols where you fill with water from the back of the handle. I want my bits pressure-washed!
Next bit of warm weather we get, Iām seriously considering putting my travel bidet in the fridge.
Yep. And you need the seat warmer and warm air dry too.
Source: Live in northern Minnesota. It be COLD in the winter here.
My first ārealā winter was in Utah (I grew up in the California bay area. Our weather is divine when itās not on fire or raining spiders? Ooo, how do you think el niƱo of going to affect the annual spider rain?) and I lasted a week before upgrading. I cannot imagine Minnesota with icy cheeks
Donāt sell yourself short. Winter in Utah has its moments.
Itās not my price thatās short itās my legs
Well, donāt long for legs that you donāt have. But make the most of the legs you do have!
donāt long for legs
OP is right on the money.
I had read plenty of stuff about bidets but it always seemed weird to have a machine shoot water up my ass. Then I bought a house that came with a nice one. I was converted almost instantly.
Now traveling sucks because no hotels or public bathrooms have them, and thereās nothing quite like the feeling of being actually clean.
Buy a bidet bottle. I take mine anywhere I travel. Game changer!
I installed one 3 or 4 years ago. I went with the nozzle on a hose type.
Congrats on the clean starfish.
I laughed way too hard at this!!!
I bought a 35ā¬ one that is just a jet of cold water you have to aim yourself. I donāt find the coldness to be an issue at all. And now I essentially donāt need to wipe anymore.
Why am I reminded of thisā¦.
Iām sure that if they could, the bald eagles would thank you.
Whenever I travel now it suuuuucks. I bring baby wipes (and donāt flush them), but nothing can match my geyser throne.
Just bring a portable bidet! Essentially just a water bottle with a nozzle on it. Works well and fits in my backpack easily.
Iām stealing that term. š
Get yourself a HappyPo.
I also warn people all the time about bidets: You instantly and irreversibly get
addictedhooked after first use.I donāt think I can ever go back to not having one
Donāt leave us in the dark! What model did you get?!
This one
WATER DOES IT BETTER.
Soooo close to āBEPISāā¦
Iām glad I wasnāt the only one thinking this.
Yard sprinklers are the poor manās bidet in Alabama. Just make sure nobodyās home when you do it š
so jelly. I have wanted one forever. what did you end up getting? When I was doing better I was intent on doing it but sorta had decision paralysis.
LuxeBidet is the model I got.
Totally entry level, hooks up to the water supply to the toilet tank. No heat or special features, stupid easy to install. Price around $50.
To my mind, no need to go more expensive until you know more what you might want.
I do have an aunt and uncle who got an expensive toilet bidet unit with heated seat and all the featuresā¦ after having tried my bidet while visiting.
Plus with the cheap unit you get the bonus of hearing the startled yelps of your uninitiated guests as cold water hits their asshole for the first time.
The fancy models with air-drying are bad, it takes ages when you can just dab your butt/bits dry. Warm water is also a take-it-or-leave-it for me, but lots of people really like that.
Heated seat, thoughāTHAT is a nice feature. It squicked me out right away because I always hated sitting on toilet seats that were still warm from other butts when u was young, but I got over that and now Iād love to have a seat warmerā¦
I installed luxebidets during covid. Still working great. My wife and I both work in hospitals and didnāt have time to fight the crowd for TP.
Depending on bathroom layout you can also spray off the curtains for a quick in-place cleaning. This post sponsored by Luxe-gang.
Dude I got a cheap $40 or $50 one from Amazon years ago that just sprays cold water and itās glorious. It doesnāt matter which one you get, you just gotta get that water on your butt hole!
I sort want warm water.
Youāve not lived until the toothless one has tasted the cold water fount on a hot summer day.
i have an old Biobidet i got a few decades ago. it was a few hundred bucks but has a hot water tank on the side of the toilet. gotta get one with warm/heated water.
our house is basically set up that the bathrooms attached to bedrooms have warm water bidets (washlets technically) and the other bathrooms have simple cold bidets.
Nothing like a sparkling clean asshole you could eat off of.
Worthy upgrade. Thereās some good YouTube comparisons too. Iām kinda surprised that Lowes and HD donāt carry more brands in stock, seems mine an untapped part of the market.
Loweās and HD suck ass, and not in the good way
HD guys in aprons very rarely do the courtesy of a reach around. Shout out to Barry at the paint counter.
I got mine from Costco. Was like $99. Worth every penny!
Which one?! I didnāt know they sold bidets!
Let me get rid of all those other trackers for you
https://www.costco.ca/p/-/brondell-swash-cl99-non-electric-bidet-toilet-seat/100595924
