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No. You'd probably wash it off with water. And it's for similar reasons that people worldwide use bidets to clean themselves after using the bathroom. In western Europe, South America, the Middle ...

Thousands of Americans — myself included — ordered a bidet during the toilet paper shortage of the 2020 lockdown. And we all realized what Italian, Japanese, and other cultures have known for ...

After all, installing a bidet in my bathroom was pretty much equivalent to admitting that I actually, you know, use the bathroom - something I've been able to all but hide from him throughout ...

Water provides a more thorough and hygienic clean than toilet paper, and the best bidets often have heated seats, water flow control, and warm air drying to make your bathroom experience more ...