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greglepore 01-06-2015 04:07 PM

Me too... . Bidet ads everywhere.

Iciclehead 01-06-2015 04:15 PM

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Originally Posted by scottmandue (Post 8427871)
Still waiting for a technical description of the process, i.e. what is the difference in the bidet and shower functions?

Well, without going into any detail and definitely without pictures, you can get the same effect by doing a squat in the shower with a handheld shower head.

Angle, perspective and control are the key aspect, I recall from my distant past that ladies have a number of folds, nooks and crannies in their nether parts that benefit from a gentle wash down/wash out.

Gentlemen can use it to clean their perineum without utilizing a finger, which preserves the finger's use for picking one's nose or whatever.

Dennis

FLYGEEZER 01-06-2015 05:10 PM

As I get older, I have come to the conclusion that, takin' a good dump is the most "under rated" pleasure one could have. But this .....this toilet thing has gone too far! Blow drier's ????? Now ..if you were to have an accident due to s#%t/fart separator failure and needed to do an extra good cleanup and rather than tracking up the shower...a bidet could save ya some time. I might consider one of those...someday.

look 171 01-06-2015 09:02 PM

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Originally Posted by dennis in se pa (Post 8427523)
Water pressure from the water in the tank flushes toilets, not the pressure in the feed lines.

that was what I was told, but I am sure there's just not enough water to flush the waste out of the pipes. they still do it today.

look 171 01-06-2015 09:04 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by dennis in se pa (Post 8427523)
Water pressure from the water in the tank flushes toilets, not the pressure in the feed lines.

that was what I was told, but I am sure there's just not enough water to flush the waste out of the pipes so the trap is clogged. they still do it today.


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