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I have install them for a Japanese client. Having an electrical outlet near by is a requirement. Most bathroom in America do not have an outlets there. He has them in all three of his newly remodeled bathroom now. Out of curiosity, I have thought about using it, but it would "NOT" be fair to the owner using such personal thing. Our toilets are taped shut during construction. No one uses it, period.
The control pad can be mounted on the side of the seat or a cordless remotely mounted unit that be detached from the wall. They have heated seat, and rod that slides out to spray warm (adj temp) water up into your dirty butt then retracts when finish, then warm air dry with air deodorizer of course, and finish. I still can't figure out the cleaning procedure? Do we not wipe, spray first, dry and wipe, or wipe, spray, dry? Maybe we don't use toilet paper at all? I am so afraid to find out. the Japanese gives a whole new meaning to bidet. I am shock that the tree huggers have not found out about this yet? Save toilet paper so it better for the environment?
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