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Use a Japanese-style toilet bidet. Bolt-on, cold water ones are less than $50. (You get used to the cold water, surprisingly.) Warm water ones, less than $100.
by vgivanovic 4y ago
Use a Japanese-style toilet bidet. Bolt-on, cold water ones are less than $50. (You get used to the cold water, surprisingly.) Warm water ones, less than $100. Top-of-the-line (entire) toilets, $4000.
WFM, YMMV
- geraldwhen 4y agoAlso great for kids who you can’t be sure wiped but you can be sure used a bidet, because you can hear the water spraying.
- PerryCox 4y agoI have hemorrhoids and bought a bidet about 2 years ago. I have not had a single flair up since I started using it. I cannot recommend them highly enough.
- yamtaddle 4y agoWe got what's supposed to be a good one of the add-on kind, and I expected to really like it, but instead I hate it. It makes the toilet quite a bit harder to clean and I don't see any way that it's not just spraying old shit-flecks and piss drops at me, which will surely find their way to the nozzle with some regularity. I think I'd really like a proper, separate bidet, but it turns out I hate the bolt-on kind.