Don't you have to lift your posterior off of the seat to use it? If so, how do you keep the excess water from running down your legs and into your shorts?
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Anyone use a bidet?
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I pretty much live in Bidet Country (unpleasant connotations intended; as for denotation, there's at least one bidet in every home, required by law: yes, seriously) and nope, not the point of them in our customs and habits. Paper first, water second (soap optional, I use it). Your mileage, and specific implementation, may certainly vary.
EDIT, forgot to add: there's usually a cold and warm mixing tap.
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I have not used a stand alone bidet. What I have used, and loved, is a toilet seat made by a Japanese company named Toto
(You can find them online). They are installed on all the toilets at the Miyako Hotel in Little Tokyo, Los Angeles.
They are not cheap, but the are worth every penny. The higher end models have a control panel (sort of like Captain Kirk's chair) that allows
you to control water temperature, male & female use option (it squirts where each gender needs it to. How smart is that?), water pressure,
etc, etc. I plan on installing them in every bathroom in the house when we do a remodel.
The biggest issue is that you have to have an outlet installed near the toilet to have it work.
Like I said, it's a great product. I highly recommend it.
(You can find them online). They are installed on all the toilets at the Miyako Hotel in Little Tokyo, Los Angeles.
They are not cheap, but the are worth every penny. The higher end models have a control panel (sort of like Captain Kirk's chair) that allows
you to control water temperature, male & female use option (it squirts where each gender needs it to. How smart is that?), water pressure,
etc, etc. I plan on installing them in every bathroom in the house when we do a remodel.
The biggest issue is that you have to have an outlet installed near the toilet to have it work.
Like I said, it's a great product. I highly recommend it.
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They had some kind of grounding problem. It's 220 volts. You really don't want to know the rest. Really. No permanent harm, but oh, boy did it make me unhappy for a few minutes!What?
Go on.
Get the separate bowl one. Cats love them. 
I think it's time for a lie down in a darkened room....Oooh! Get the Hello Kitty one.
I have experience with one a lot like this one. It's great. First off the seat is heated and it has two different jet streams (one for males and one for females). Along with that it heats up the water first and the air dryer is warm to the feel. It works great.
Never used nor been near one. I can imagine that after I tried it the first time I'd probably end up having to mop the bathroom floor, walls, ceiling. It just looks like there are several ways to be inadvertently messy in the name of cleanliness. And that drying-off bit has me worried, too.
Thailand ...with the hand-held...a decade ago...is where I was introduced to the bidet.I miss having the bidet hose like nearly every bathroom in Thailand has:
If your pressure is high enough, you can break stuff loose that you never knew was up there.
We are just back from Japan...heated seat and all...and are firmly committed to upgrading the whole way in our bathroom.
I'm not gonna let a second chance go by...
Can I ask an obvious question?
If you squirt your butt, don't you walk away with wet underpants?
If you squirt your butt, don't you walk away with wet underpants?
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