I needed a quick and easy post for today since my kids are taking me out for a day-after-birthday dinner tonight, and I have lots of catching up to do after my Tuscan holiday. So here we are again at what's becoming one of my favorite subjects.
Here's what I wrote in my first bidet post back in February:
Here's the inexpensive American-manufactured bidet attachment I've added to the three toilets in my house:
Here's what I wrote in my first bidet post back in February:
The bidet is a fixture in bathrooms the world over, but it has never really caught on in the U.S. Instead of washing with water after relieving ourselves, Americans would rather deforest millions of acres in order to produce toilet paper.
We think bidets are too European, too Parisian. We suspect they have something to do with s-e-x.
But more and more people – myself included -- are beginning to tout the bidet as a safer, more effective way for seniors to clean themselves.U.S. Toilet Bidet Attachment
Here's the inexpensive American-manufactured bidet attachment I've added to the three toilets in my house:
European Freestanding Bidet
Here's a photo I took in my bathroom in the apartment we rented in the Tuscan town of Cortona.