A: The short answer: Yes, you can get a plumbing fixture that functions as a toilet and a bidet. The ones I’ve seen are the new wave of electronic toilets, packed with great features.

First, the green-building trend has shown interest in them for actually being a water-saving fixture, since a personal bidet wash can cut down on showering time and toilet-paper use. Second, with ...

Bio Bidet Discovery DLS: At over $700, this is a pricey bidet toilet seat, but it has a long list of high-end features, including a lid that automatically opens and closes, so you don't have to ...

Bidet attachments can range from under $50 to over $500, and the main feature dictating the price is whether it’s manual or electric. Manual bidets require no electrical hookup, making them ...

Liz Smiley’s bidet, a toilet paper alternative that sprays a cleaning stream of water, took a bit of getting used to, but now she says she wishes she had switched sooner. “You just feel ...

Bio Bidet BB-270 Duo Attachment This is one of the few manual options with an input for warm water, so if you’re looking for luxury but don’t have an available electrical outlet, it’s worth ...

They help you save water, cut back on TP, and are far better at removing dirt and excrement than regular old toilet paper. Still, bidets are hard to come by in U.S. bathrooms.

The Neorest NX2 toilet is a $21,181 porcelain throne. Designed by the Japanese company Toto, it features a remote control, heated seat, deodorizer, night light, and, as DJ Khaled says ...

Bidets have been around for over 300 years. They're used worldwide and are more hygienic than just toilet paper. Why haven't they made it to the US?

Bidets — basins that stand alongside toilets so people can cleanse themselves after doing their business — have long been common in Europe, but in this country, to be delicate about it, the ...

If you are using the traditional bidet, you can dry using toilet paper or a towel. In most public toilets with bidets, towels are provided on a ring next to it.