Bidet - ooh or eww?

[sba771]

Date: 2/24/2010 2:36:54 PM
Author: Haven

Date: 2/23/2010 4:46:24 PM

Author: charbie

I''m so curious now that I''ve read this whole thread. I''ve been to Europe but never tried one. I might need to look into this.


My hubby uses baby wipes (seriously cannot go #2 without them) and says they have changed his whole view on life.

This is what we do. We keep baby wipes in our bathrooms, and I travel with a package in my purse. The idea of only using paper to clean up is really ewwww to me.


I''ve never used a bidet, though.

I grew up calling them ''wipies.'' The cottonelle ones are awesome, I really thought I was the only one. I will also have to take a picture of our strange bidet and post it, its mind bogling.

 

[Brown.Eyed.Girl]

Date: 2/24/2010 12:41:30 PM
Author: Irishgrrrl
I knew better than to open this thread at work, but did that stop me??? Nooooooo . . .

Here''s a list of some of the points at which I had to shut my office door and lose it for a second (in no particular order, and not all-inclusive):


- G''Day Bidet

- Bowel Towel

- Shiny: ''I see why you left him. He was a sh!t head.''


OK, you guys have to stop now . . . my ribs hurt!!!

Omg you guys are insane - I''m dying laughing here!

But in particular those three that Irish mentioned...

"G''day Bidet"....::snort, laugh::

 

[asscherisme]

Date: 2/23/2010 3:45:59 PM
Author: kama_s
Based on some non-eww responses on here, I was wondering if there are different bidets here in North America. And I think that may be the case. A bidet like THIS one doesn''t look unhygienic at all. However, the ones in Europe and Asia are like .jpg:2o8h065d]THIS , so stuff falls ON TOP of the water faucet.

My grandparents had ones like he second picture in all their bathrooms when I was growing up. I always thought it seemed kind of gross and odd. Jus tthe thought of where the faucet part was... eewww.