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If you were walking barefoot in a park or yard and stepped in dog poop, would you only use a couple of napkins to wipe it off? 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 East, and Asia. They're cleaner and more environmentally friendly than just plain old toilet paper. But there's one place where bidets are not so welcome, which made us wonder: Why haven't they caught on in the US?   The word bidet actually means "pony" or "small horse" in French, since using a bidet is similar to straddling a pony. And it's in France that the first known bidet appeared, in the 1700s. But using water for cleansing had been around long before that. The Middle East, South Asia, and other regions had been using small vessels of water — called lotas or tabo — for cleansing for centuries before bidets appeared. People would scoop the water with their hands to wash themselves off. At first, it was mostly for the upper class, but by the 19th century, indoor plumbing led to the bidets we have today. You might describe it as a really low sink next to the toilet. Its popularity spread from France to all across Europe and other parts of the world, except for America. Part of the reason is that bidets got a bad reputation. Americans first saw them in World War II in European brothels, so, many associated them with sex work. By the time Arnold Cohen tried to introduce them to America in the 1960s, it was too late, he couldn't seem to defeat the stigma. In the meantime, Japan was taking bidets to the next level. Toto, a Japanese company, made some of its bidets electric. So, why hasn't America embraced the bidet? Well, bathrooms in the US aren't really built for bidets. There's no space or additional plumbing setup for bidet fixtures. But the biggest reason it hasn't caught on comes down to habit. Most Americans grew up using toilet paper. And many might not even know there's an alternative way to stay clean. But using a bidet actually makes a huge difference. For one, it's more environmentally friendly. The bidet uses only one-eighth of a gallon of water, while it takes about 37 gallons of water to make a single roll of toilet paper. Americans spend $40 to $70 a year on average for toilet paper and use approximately 34 million rolls of toilet paper a day. Investing in a bidet seat or bidet attachment can lower your spending on toilet paper by 75% or more. You'll also be saving some of the 384 trees that are cut down to make a single person's lifetime toilet-paper supply.   By now, you might be wondering about wet wipes. Don't they do pretty much the same thing? Well, no. Constantly wiping can irritate the skin and give you rashes. And it can still leave residue, because you're really just smearing with paper. Not only that, but wet wipes are actually harmful to the ocean and can cause sewer damage.   But washing yourself with a bidet can help with cleanliness, which may lead to fewer instances of rashes, hemorrhoids, urinary tract infections, and other medical issues. And if you're worried about using toilet water to clean your back end, you shouldn't be. It's tap water. Just like the water from your sink.   So give the bidet a try. Maybe start off with a toilet seat attachment. Because, in the end, it's just washing yourself without hopping into the shower!

Still bothered by the pain of hemorrhoids? Hemorrhoids, a common perianal disease, are caused by varicose veins in the mucous membrane around the lower rectum or anal canal. Generally speaking, early hemorrhoids only appear blood in the poop, and small hemorrhoids prolapse, through diet control, keep poop smooth, and the appropriate application of relevant drugs, most of the related symptoms of hemorrhoids can be controlled. Of course, in the treatment of hemorrhoids, it is not enough to only rely on diet control and drugs. The bidet and releated products developed by our company can prevent hemorrhoids in advance and keep you away from the troubles caused by hemorrhoids. The bidet clean your butt after you poop and removes disease-causing bacteria so hemorrhoids don't have a place to grow.   What is a bidet attachdment? Bidet is a clean device which is installed in the toilet seat below, with the toilet seat lid to use and has the function of cleaning people’s butt and vagina after every poop or pee, it is a relatively popular bathroom products in recent years. There are separate bidet attachment, toilet seat cover built bidet called bidet seat and our newly developed handheld bidet sprayer with friendly price. One of the most remarkable features of the bidet attachment is that it requires much less toilet paper when you are going to the toilet, because it automatically cleans the defecation area and can be cleaned at any time after urinating. The bidet attachment with two spray nozzles is also equipped with a clean nozzle for feminine, and the water splash is softer. Compared with traditional cleaning methods, the use of a bidet is more hygienic and comfortable, and beneficial to health. For some elderly or disabled people who have difficulty moving, it is also beneficial, no longer need help to take care of.   How do I use the bidet attachment? When using the toilet, you can use the knob or button on the control panel of the bidet body to turn on the bidet and switch between the women's wash or hip wash function according to your needs, and the strength of the water flow can also be adjusted to suit your needs.   Nowadays, the bidet attachment is not only diverse in appearance, but also compact in size, easy to install and operate, and can be adapted to most of the toilets on the market. Especially it does not use electricity and its friendly cost is incomparable to the smart toilet seat cover. We have developed a series of push button bidet series which are in the leading position in the industry. It looks more high-end and easier to operate than the traditional knob control, and you can choose your favorite cleaning mode with a simple push, so you don't have to re-adjust the water pressure before each use.