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Wetterdew 10/06/19 11:52:24 PM #1: |
how many - Results (4 votes)
I would use one/plan on using one
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I wouldn't use one
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I'd try it once and then decide
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I already use one
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yunalenne10 10/06/19 11:59:21 PM #2: |
Average to install one in the USA?
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Wetterdew 10/07/19 12:06:16 AM #3: |
yunalenne10 posted...
Average to install one in the USA? it's not common at all in america. If you were asking the average cost, you can get them easily for about $20. --- Touch fuzzy get dizzy. ... Copied to Clipboard!
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Serious Cat 10/07/19 12:36:00 AM #4: |
I lived in Europe a while and had a bidet everywhere I lived. I used them every once in a while, but mostly just used toilet paper.
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Abiz_ 10/07/19 1:19:55 AM #5: |
20 dollars? Does it use the toilet water you just made dirty?
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Wetterdew 10/07/19 2:33:54 AM #6: |
Abiz_ posted...
20 dollars? Does it use the toilet water you just made dirty? LOL that would be pretty hilarious but no. You know the water pipe that connects from the wall to your toilet to send water to the toilet? If you look closely at where it connects, you'll see that you can unscrew it from the toilet. When you install a bidet, you screw the water pipe to the bidet segment, which screws into the toilet. This routes some of the water from the water pipe into the bidet. When you "turn on" the bidet you're just unblocking it, which allows the water pressure from the water pipe to squeeze water out through the bidet parts. So the water never actually enters any toilet chambers before touching your butt --- Touch fuzzy get dizzy. ... Copied to Clipboard!
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