maybe if I was staying somewhere that had one
Would you use a bidet?
01/21/2011
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That I would be less likely to touch because I would have gloves and bleach at the ready to clean said bidet as opposed to picking up panties unknowing of the poop situation... I'll take cleaning toilets to the poopy panties any day.
Originally posted by
P'Gell
Hahahahaha! The Hershey Highway after kids this age go to the bathroom. UG!
I remember too many times walking into the bathroom and thinking (or saying) "WTF smells like shit in here?" Only to see a trail from the toilet seat to ... more
I remember too many times walking into the bathroom and thinking (or saying) "WTF smells like shit in here?" Only to see a trail from the toilet seat to ... more
Hahahahaha! The Hershey Highway after kids this age go to the bathroom. UG!
I remember too many times walking into the bathroom and thinking (or saying) "WTF smells like shit in here?" Only to see a trail from the toilet seat to wherever the kid put their pants (with still poopy bottoms) back on. Blech. (I'm such a nice mom. Now, where did our children get those potty mouths from?)
I'm glad to be done with those days. (And that laundry, and all that kid, pant and toilet washing.)
But, can you imagine what a poopy bottomed 4 year old, with terrible wiping skills would do to your beautiful clean bidet? less
I remember too many times walking into the bathroom and thinking (or saying) "WTF smells like shit in here?" Only to see a trail from the toilet seat to wherever the kid put their pants (with still poopy bottoms) back on. Blech. (I'm such a nice mom. Now, where did our children get those potty mouths from?)
I'm glad to be done with those days. (And that laundry, and all that kid, pant and toilet washing.)
But, can you imagine what a poopy bottomed 4 year old, with terrible wiping skills would do to your beautiful clean bidet? less
01/21/2011
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I can understand all of that. I guess they don't have cleansing cloths like we do, essentially baby wipes for adults? When I don't feel like showering I take a couple of those and clean up and toss them.
Originally posted by
P'Gell
I see what you are saying. But, in most countries where bidets are common, people don't have the American obsessive bathing or showering twice a day habit that a lot of us do. In the long run, it probably saves on water. In the winter I could
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I see what you are saying. But, in most countries where bidets are common, people don't have the American obsessive bathing or showering twice a day habit that a lot of us do. In the long run, it probably saves on water. In the winter I could skip a day in the bath, IF I had a bidet. It wold be better for the rest of my skin, which dries out from too frequent bathing, and also only keep parts clean several times a day which need it. I'd personally love one.
Especially on days like today, as it is 25 below with the wind chill here and in the 60s in my house, even with the heat cranked. I would skip a full bath on a day like today, if I had a bidet. less
Especially on days like today, as it is 25 below with the wind chill here and in the 60s in my house, even with the heat cranked. I would skip a full bath on a day like today, if I had a bidet. less
01/21/2011
I have used them, if my house had one I would use it, but would go and install one in my house.
01/21/2011
I'd love to own one, but until I do, I'll use wet wipes.
01/21/2011
I have one and love it. It's nice to cool off and freshen up in the middle of a long day. A handheld shower with a long hose is also a nice less costly alternative.
02/14/2011
I used one in Japan, I liked it. Wasteful or not, it's certainly better for your body than just using ordinary toilet paper.
02/15/2011
People bathe twice a day?
I've not used one - I live in an old house - but I don't have a problem in using one.
I've not used one - I live in an old house - but I don't have a problem in using one.
08/10/2011
I've never used one, but I would love to! I love feeling clean and fresh, and that is the ultimate in cleanliness to me.
08/10/2011
I wouldn't use one
08/10/2011
thought it was strange when i first got to europe but before too many weeks passed i found myself reverting solely to them. i was too cheap to buy TP and turning into a full out hippie. i still don't use toilet paper except on rare occassion that i'm in a super hurry. it's set out for guests. i use a cup and pour water on my front and then the back and wash the back with a light bit of handmade soap sometimes.
definitely miss the bidet.
definitely miss the bidet.
08/11/2011
I would like to try one out for sure!
08/11/2011
I have had them in my hotel rooms before and I like!
05/12/2013
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I'd have to try one first!
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PassionQT
I just took a quick 5mn, 1/4-full bath to wash the important areas, but was thinking of how nice it would be to have a bidet in my house since it would use less water. I'll still take a full shower later on today after I do some yard work and
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I just took a quick 5mn, 1/4-full bath to wash the important areas, but was thinking of how nice it would be to have a bidet in my house since it would use less water. I'll still take a full shower later on today after I do some yard work and get sweaty all over, but it's nice to at least feel fresh "down there" during the day, especially since I usually don't wake up smelly.
In case you are wondering what one is, it looks like a toilet with no seat and has a sprinkler in the center and can be filled with water too for sitz baths, etc.. It's great before and after sex, during menstrual periods, etc.. I grew up with one in Europe and even though I found it pointless at first, I eventually understood why they have them. less
In case you are wondering what one is, it looks like a toilet with no seat and has a sprinkler in the center and can be filled with water too for sitz baths, etc.. It's great before and after sex, during menstrual periods, etc.. I grew up with one in Europe and even though I found it pointless at first, I eventually understood why they have them. less
05/12/2013
I have a bidet attachment on my toilet, and it works great.
BTW, The one that I have is the 2003 series from GoBidet.
The other one is Biffy Bidet.
If anyone has any questions for me about this you may message me through EF.
BTW, The one that I have is the 2003 series from GoBidet.
The other one is Biffy Bidet.
If anyone has any questions for me about this you may message me through EF.
05/12/2013
I don't have one but would like to! - Had the opportunity once in a hotel in the Mediterranean to use one in a hotel we stayed at. It was the first time for me but once I used it I knew this was something I'd love to have in my own home.
05/12/2013
I've never used a bidet but would like to try one.
05/12/2013
We have a Toto toilet, which has a bidet built in and is amaaazingg!! I love it and could never live without one now haha.
05/12/2013
it sounds both practical AND fun.
05/12/2013
I used bidets when traveling in Europe. if there was one in my home I'd use it frequently.
05/13/2013
Never used one, but would like to.
05/13/2013
I've never used one, but not only would I love to try one out, I'd love to have one in my bathroom.
05/13/2013
Never tried one, but would be cool to have.
05/13/2013
i would love to try one out first to see how they are. They look so fun and interesting to use. And i guess if i tried one out and love it.... well then it would to put in in the purchase list of things for a bathroom
05/13/2013
I would love to have one in my house someday.
05/13/2013
I've never used one but I think it'd be nice to have.
05/13/2013
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