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There's a Forest in Your Bathroom — The Case for a Non-Electric Bidet Attachment
A single roll of toilet paper requires 37 gallons of water to manufacture. That's before it reaches your bathroom, before you flush it, and before the water treatment plant handles the aftermath. Switching to a non-electric bidet attachment won't fix the entire...
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The Real Cost of Toilet Paper — and What a Bidet Costs
The average American will spend roughly $11,000 on toilet paper over their lifetime. That's the price of a reliable used car, a semester of community college, or about 200 non-electric bidet attachments.Most people have never run the bidet cost comparison. Let's do...
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What a Colorectal Surgeon Wishes You Knew About Hemorrhoids and Wiping
Dry paper removes some matter. It also abrades skin, triggers itch cycles, and worsens theconditions most people are trying to soothe — hemorrhoids chief among them. The casefor using a bidet for hemorrhoids starts with what dry paper does to...
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Why America Refused the Bidet Attachment
The rest of the world has been washing with water for centuries. America chose dry paper— and why the bidet attachment never caught on here traces back to a particular type ofbuilding in wartime France.The bidet predates the United States...
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ACCESSIBILITY MATTERS: GENIEBIDET™️ FOR EVERY BODY AND EVERY BUM
Bathrooms have standards, especially public bathrooms, for what’s needed by those with disabilities. This isn’t the REAL case sometimes. Often, disabled individuals find problems with adapting to new places to live. -
GEN Z REDEFINED THE BIDET
With taboos around sexual health and personal hygiene becoming uncommon, its no wonder that Gen Z is becoming more open to traditional forms of cleaning.
