Bidets For You
Feel Fresh and Clean
Go Green & Live a Healthier Life Style
Why a Bidet is Right For You.
Besides being more sanitary than toilet tissue, bidets -- those
squirty accessories so popular in Europe, Japan and elsewhere that clean
your underside using a jet of water -- are also much less stressful on
the environment than using paper.
Justin Thomas, editor of the website metaefficient.com, considers bidets to be "a key
green technology" because they eliminate (or reduce) the use of toilet paper.
According to his analysis, Americans use 36.5 billion rolls of toilet
paper every year, representing the pulping of some 15 million trees.
Unlike conventional bidets that requires major plumbing work, our Bidets simply attach to your existing toilet.
We sell the HomeTech line of toilet seat bidets. They offer some of the best electronically controlled bidets in the world. We currently offer several models of HomeTech's "Feel Fresh" toilet seat bidets. From the top-of-the-line Feel Fresh HI-6000 to the HI-3000, you get many features to make using the toilet a more pleasant experience than simply using some toilet paper. After all, HomeTech has been making bidets since 1979, so they know how to do it right. You can trust your tush to any of the HomeTech bidet seats.
Benefits of Using a Bidet for Better Hygiene
Save paper. Save Money. A Cleaner You. Even Pleasurable Sensations. Warm water cleansing of perineum area after relieving or defecating is very efficient at reducing any chances of infection due to presence of bacteria in the area. Dry toilet paper cannot cleanse your perineum areas effectively and thoroughly. Rather, it spreads bacteria round the year causing urinary tract infections and hemorrhoids. Regular cleaning of these sensitive areas with dry paper increases irritation. Prolonged usage of paper tissue could cause itching and bleeding. 
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SNL Skit about Bidets
Bidet Faq
The word bidet was first used in the 15th century to refer to the pet ponies kept by the French royalty. During the 19th century the Europeans developed a porcelain cleaning device for contraceptive and purgative (cathartic) uses, which was called a bidet for its shape resembled those ponies.
When it comes to cleaning yourself, you have the choice of wiping with toilet paper or washing using a bidet. People have always had to think about how best to keep themselves clean and free of germs after using the toilet. The problem was answered in ancient times with things like corn cob husks, sponges, and later with newspapers. These days most Americans will agree that washing with water is best way to clean the body, but they don’t apply that after going to the toilet.
Why is it that the bidet, accepted in so many countries around the world, is still a mystery to people in America? READ ARTICLE
When it comes to cleaning yourself, you have the choice of wiping with toilet paper or washing using a bidet. People have always had to think about how best to keep themselves clean and free of germs after using the toilet. The problem was answered in ancient times with things like corn cob husks, sponges, and later with newspapers. These days most Americans will agree that washing with water is best way to clean the body, but they don’t apply that after going to the toilet.
Why is it that the bidet, accepted in so many countries around the world, is still a mystery to people in America? READ ARTICLE
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