Bidet add on to regular toilet?

[nebo113]

Anyone done this?   

[pgher]

Yes. Highly recommend. When we built our house, we had an outlet placed by the toilet for just this reason. My daughter has a cheap one that doesn't need power though and actually prefers it.

[spork]

Got two Biffys in the house. Love them. Adhesive on seat spacers doesn't work, I drill holes with a countersink to screw them on.

[nebo113]

What brands for the add ons?

[pgher]

I like my Toto. My daughter likes her Veken.

[jimbogumbo]

Plumber recommended Toto: https://www.totousa.com/washlet

[jimbogumbo]

A CNN article with recommendations: https://www.cnn.com/cnn-underscored/reviews/best-bidets

[secundem_artem]

OK..... I read this as Biden add on to regular toilet and wondered what the plumbing was like in the Oval Office.

[apl68]

The White House is impressive-looking and all, but it is a pretty old house.  You'd be shocked at how much work the plumbing needs.  Unfortunately the necessary appropriation has been stalled in Congress, like so much else.

[nebo113]

A CNN article with recommendations: https://www.cnn.com/cnn-underscored/reviews/best-bidets

Very helpful.  Thank you.

[nebo113]

OK..... I read this as Biden add on to regular toilet and wondered what the plumbing was like in the Oval Office.

My spellcheck got confused.

[Sun_Worshiper]

I have never used a bidet. I hear great things, but seems so messy.

[nebo113]

I have never used a bidet. I hear great things, but seems so messy.

I first encountered stand alone bidets in Europe, as a 19 year old (I am now retired).  We used them to wash our blue jeans.

Fast forward to today:  Several family members have them.  They are now a single unit, integrated with the toilet.  Once I got the hang of using it, I found them simple and hygienic.  And no toilet paper needed.

Wish I had installed them when I built my house.  Now I'm trying to retrofit.