I could use a bidet.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:My DH had never seen/used one until we took a trip to Turkey years ago. When we remodeled, his number one wish was to have one in the bathroom - so we got one. I can tell you there are a lot fewer tracks in his underwear since it was installed and for that alone, it's worth it! I also use it for the reasons a PP noted as well as for washing up after sex and soaking clothes. The kids use it for washing their hands, it's just the right height for them.

where do i start? tracks? omg. my 5 yo doesn't have tracks. tell your dh to f*&ing wipe better. now you say you use it to clean up after poop, period, sex and THEN your kids wash their hands in it and you soak your clothes in it? totally grody to the max, dude

Bha ha ha ha ha!

Yes, the responder here nailed it. Grody to the max, PP! OMG!

My thoughts exactly. My bidet shoots the water up so if you are sitting it - what goes up must come down which means remains of what came down just went into your kids hands. Yuck.

Some bidets just pour water out the back like a faucet, no shooting up.

[Anonymous]

When I lived in Belgium we would also wash our feet in it after running around outside barefoot.

Retrospectively, I understand how disgusting this is for all involved.

[Anonymous]

Bidets really gross me out for some reason. I take a quick shower after a bm, after sex, to freshen up, etc. Maybe it's the big wide bowl that grosses me out, maybe it's the fact that the water comes out of the bowl (where the bits from before had gone). I know, I know, the water that washes the tush is probably clean, but I am still so squicked out.

[Anonymous]

I wish I had a sauna

[Anonymous]

The ones that pour water from behind are no different than sitting at the side of the tub to wash the bum.