So this device splits off the water supply to the toilet? Then what is it like in the winter when the water is rather cold? Invigorating?
So this device splits off the water supply to the toilet? Then what is it like in the winter when the water is rather cold? Invigorating?
Last edited by blues; 09-01-2018 at 11:16 AM.
You know that thing where people tinker and put all this aftermarket kit shit in their Glock, adding complexity and potential failure points, but it’s still just a Glock when all is said and done?
”But in the end all of these ideas just manufacture new criminals when the problem isn't a lack of criminals.” -JRB
I would only ever consider one if it said "Thank you for your donation" in a really heavy Japanese accent every time I used it.
Last edited by Peally; 09-01-2018 at 12:13 PM.
Semper Gumby, Always Flexible
Having picked up the habit during my military service, I have long been using flushable wet wipes. So naturally I have been intrigued by the possibility of getting a bidet.
For any naysayers, it’s pretty simple. Unless one has special magical powers of ass wiping that I don’t have, it’s virtually impossible to get as clean with dry paper alone, as with wet wipes or a bidet.
If someone took a dump on one’s floor, would any civilized person be content to wipe up the mess with dry paper alone? Of course not. One’s ass crack deserves the same consideration.
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^^^^Don't think I'll be flushing those into my septic tank.
From another forum
It usually only takes about 20 seconds to get completely clean, but I give it 45 minutes just to be sure.
#RESIST