What is the demand for a bidet in Minnesota?
Virtually none…
While less than 2% of Minnesotan homeowners report daily bidet usage, the million dollar question arises….
Why do Americans Continue to Hand-Wipe Fecal Matter from their Anus?
We continue to wipe because bathroom behavior isn’t discussed after childhood. Shamed to speak about bathroom behaviors, we all eventually developed our own private rituals for a simple matter…. We WASH our hands then dry them off with a paper towel. Could you imagine wiping your “muddy” hands with a dry paper towel and calling it good?
The Bidetailor is here to modernize your toilet at an affordable price.
The next level of sanitation and hygiene for your toilet is available TODAY. Get a bidet today and save big on toilet paper costs, the $1.8 billion industry that doesn’t want you to cut back on toilet paper usage.
No Need to Install a New Toilet!!!
This photo was taken today 10/02/2023 after installing a Neo 120 Luxe Bidet.
Do People Still Use Toilet Paper with a Bidet?
Do you dry your hands after you wash them?! Yes, you will still want to dry yourself before completing the objective. However, you will no longer have to wind that roll around your fingers multiple times to ensure you wont slip through! No more awkward double folding and becoming an origami specialist to feel clean and serene!
How do People Save Money if they still Use Toilet Paper?
The average family of 4 will save approximately $207.09/year by eliminating inefficient bathroom practices of excess toilet paper. This is a conservative estimate without factoring in other inefficient bathroom practices involving the overuse of toilet paper.
What are some frequently asked questions about a bidet?
When it comes to bidets, there are several frequently asked questions. Here are some common ones:
1. How does a bidet work?
2. Are bidets hygienic?
3. Do bidets require electricity?
4. Can bidets be installed in any bathroom?
5. Are bidets only for women?
6. How does a bidet differ from a regular toilet?
7. Are bidets eco-friendly?
8. Can bidets help with certain medical conditions?
9. Are bidets difficult to install?
10. How do I clean a bidet?
– How does a bidet work?
A bidet is a bathroom fixture designed to provide a cleansing water spray for personal hygiene after using the toilet. It typically consists of a basin or nozzle that directs a gentle stream of water towards the user’s lower body. The user can adjust the water pressure and temperature according to their preference.
– Are bidets hygienic?
Yes, bidets are considered hygienic. The use of water provides a more thorough cleansing compared to using toilet paper alone. Water helps to effectively remove residue and bacteria, promoting a cleaner and fresher feeling. It can be particularly beneficial for individuals with certain medical conditions or those seeking enhanced cleanliness.
– Do bidets require electricity?
Not all bidets require electricity. There are non-electric bidets that rely on water pressure to operate. These models are typically easier to install and do not require a power source. However, there are also electric bidets available that offer additional features like heated seats, warm water, and adjustable settings. Electric bidets require an electrical outlet nearby for power.
– Can bidets be installed in any bathroom?
Bidets can generally be installed in most bathrooms, but it depends on the specific model and the bathroom’s plumbing setup. Some bidets are standalone fixtures, while others can be integrated with existing toilets. Standalone bidets require extra space, while bidet attachments or seats can be installed on most standard toilets. It is best to consult a professional plumber or refer to the bidet’s installation instructions for specific requirements.
– Are bidets only for women?
No, bidets are not exclusively for women. Bidets are suitable for both men and women and provide benefits for everyone. They offer a more thorough cleaning experience for both genders, promoting improved hygiene and comfort.
– How does a bidet differ from a regular toilet?
A bidet differs from a regular toilet in its functionality and purpose. While a regular toilet is primarily used for waste elimination, a bidet provides a water cleansing function after using the toilet. Bidets aim to enhance personal hygiene by using water to clean the lower body, while toilets are designed for waste disposal.
– Are bidets eco-friendly?
Yes, bidets are considered eco-friendly. By using water for cleansing instead of excessive toilet paper, bidets help reduce paper waste and the environmental impact associated with its production and disposal. Additionally, some bidets feature water-saving options, allowing users to control the amount of water used during each cleansing.
– Can bidets help with certain medical conditions?
Yes, bidets can be beneficial for individuals with certain medical conditions. They can provide relief and improved hygiene for people with hemorrhoids, constipation, sensitive skin, or other related concerns. The gentle stream of water can help soothe discomfort and promote cleanliness without causing irritation.
– Are bidets difficult to install?
The difficulty of installing a bidet can vary depending on the type and model. Non-electric bidet attachments or seats are generally easier to install since they require minimal plumbing modifications. Many models come with installation instructions and basic plumbing accessories. However, if you’re unsure or uncomfortable with DIY plumbing, it’s recommended to seek professional assistance from a plumber to ensure a proper and secure installation.
– How do I clean a bidet?
Cleaning a bidet is relatively simple. Most bidets have self-cleaning features that rinse the nozzle before and after use to maintain cleanliness. For regular cleaning, wiping the bidet’s surfaces with a mild soap and water solution or a non-abrasive cleaning agent is usually sufficient. It’s important to follow the manufacturer’s cleaning instructions and avoid using abrasive materials or harsh chemicals that could damage the bidet’s components.
Contact the Bidetailor today for your free consultation! Give your booty a break!
