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27. As long as you don't lose your balance. NT

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Wed Jan 3, 2024, 04:44 PM

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I have a delicate question about bidets. [View all] LuckyCharms Jan 2024 OP

My inquiring mind would like to know too. Lunabell Jan 2024 #1

Do they have nozzle settings like a garden hose sprayer head? LuckyCharms Jan 2024 #4

They have a pressure regulator on the control board. One of mine has a pulse stream option. Chainfire Jan 2024 #61

Mine uses warm water, has a seat warmer Meadowoak Jan 2024 #7

Do you have to use the blow dryer? LuckyCharms Jan 2024 #11

As long as you don't lose your balance. NT mahatmakanejeeves Jan 2024 #27

Whatever blows your skirt up. Meadowoak Jan 2024 #47

Is it hard to install? viva la Jan 2024 #29

I installed mine in less than 30 minutes. Ferrets are Cool Jan 2024 #32

Yes you do need to pat dry. However, some units come with built in blow dryers. Chainfire Jan 2024 #59

Oh My.. multigraincracker Jan 2024 #2

That's why I am here. LuckyCharms Jan 2024 #5

HAHAHAHAHAHAH That's funny. debm55 Jan 2024 #36

If you don't want to buy one, you can always do handstands in the shower. debm55 Jan 2024 #43

Well.. ._. Jan 2024 #3

I tried using a pressure washer once LuckyCharms Jan 2024 #6

try drying afterward onethatcares Jan 2024 #23

You make me laugh. TY debm55 Jan 2024 #37

Using a pressure washer? I bet that was a real pain in the ass. debm55 Jan 2024 #44

Wet wipes pollute waterways and landfills. pandr32 Jan 2024 #8

We have a septic tank. Lunabell Jan 2024 #9

They can also burn out a pump if you use one. pandr32 Jan 2024 #14

I don't flush mine. LuckyCharms Jan 2024 #10

I choked on my coffee! pandr32 Jan 2024 #15

Do you think I'm asking too much? ($1.25 per wipe). LuckyCharms Jan 2024 #16

There's always that someone! pandr32 Jan 2024 #20

I thought that was going price. I would raise it to 1. 50. more profit. debm55 Jan 2024 #38

No, do not use wet wipes as coffee filters. JustABozoOnThisBus Jan 2024 #21

This one time, I used a K-Cup as a wet wipe. LuckyCharms Jan 2024 #39

Used or unused wet wipe as a coffee filter. Oh, who gives a shit don't know why I am asking. debm55 Jan 2024 #40

LOL LuckyCharms Jan 2024 #42

Auction, or "Buy them now"? Zambero Jan 2024 #56

Yeah they aren't good. If you have a septic system they are really not good. Voltaire2 Jan 2024 #28

The Romans used a sponge on a stick. pandr32 Jan 2024 #33

Would have been an interesting view under a microscope Zambero Jan 2024 #57

Gak! pandr32 Jan 2024 #62

Once you bidet, you never go back... jmbar2 Jan 2024 #12

HOW DO YOU AIM THE WATER? LuckyCharms Jan 2024 #13

Move your body around on the toilet seat until the stream hits the sweet spot. emulatorloo Jan 2024 #22

You hit the nail on the head.....so to speak. Ferrets are Cool Jan 2024 #31

It's a crapshoot, Lucky! Niagara Jan 2024 #25

Some have a lever device that aims the spray. Much better. keithbvadu2 Jan 2024 #34

On my bidet the nozzle is adjustable. Once you have it adjusted to the "sweet spot", it remains in retread Jan 2024 #52

Here at work they have the Marine Corps TP Jerry2144 Jan 2024 #17

. LuckyCharms Jan 2024 #18

So why not call it the Green Bidets? GreenWave Jan 2024 #26

....... Laffy Kat Jan 2024 #49

Google:"Are bidets better than wet wipes" and read the offerings. Seems bidets get the majority vote hlthe2b Jan 2024 #19

Have you ever been in southeast Asia? Jeebo Jan 2024 #24

AFAIC, yes, it would work better. Ferrets are Cool Jan 2024 #30

But, what if you LuckyCharms Jan 2024 #35

... Ferrets are Cool Jan 2024 #45

We installed one 25 years ago, (toilet seat replacement type) and it is one appliance that I would not live without. Chainfire Jan 2024 #41

If I ever get the bathroom I want, it will have a bidet. For exactly the reasons you want one. marble falls Jan 2024 #46

Biffy wildflowergardener Jan 2024 #48

You might want to check out this video for bidet options explained. GoodRaisin Jan 2024 #50

What you need is a Toto washlet or similar device PuppyBismark Jan 2024 #51

Have you tried 220 grit? DEbluedude Jan 2024 #53

I have used Spanish moss, corncobs, (red and white) but never used sandpaper. Chainfire Jan 2024 #60

Yes cyclonefence Jan 2024 #54

my dtrs hubby is from scotland and this is the first thing he insisted on.. samnsara Jan 2024 #55

First time users retread Jan 2024 #58