It's not bad in the summer. Winter is... difficult.How long to get used to the cold stream ? I can't hack it so I don't use. If TP ran out I would but I are lazy ass
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Shortage spinoff- bidets? :confused:
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Not arguing against fiber (not fee-bray
); just trying to see why you basically said, "all you need is fiber like I take and swamp ass will be gone". I figured you may be completely unaware of folks who work 10-12 hours a day exerting themselves. But since you're a hardcore work monster when you're not polishing a cubicle seat, I guess that isn't it For the record, I don't have any bathroom complaints; I just your disconnect amusing.
Not arguing against fiber (not fee-bray
For the record, I don't have any bathroom complaints; I just your disconnect amusing.
Ahh ok, I didn't make the connection...didn't get the work = swamp ass regardless of diet and shitting argument you were making.
Blacksheep10
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I assumed all caps was to stress just how terrible of an idea shaving your crack was.I am medicating to treat my little whiny bitch condition.
subybaja
E. Spengler
Got a buddy who got external hemorrhoids, didn't know what they were, and was 3 minutes from taking nail clippers to them!
aron82
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Bidet user here for about 3 years now.
In laws talked us into one after i had a surgery.
We have the bb2000. We will have a bidet from now on. Use a bunch less tp, which is better for the septic system. Wife likes how it cleans her lady parts.
I don't think I'd ever bother with a European style one.
Looked into getting a full Japanese style toilet with the bidet built in, but they don't have a conventional tank setup and can't be flushed without power, I like having one flush if the power is out. That and most are pretty complex, I am perfectly capable of lifting and closing a toilet lid, that's just something to break.
Next one we get will probably be a toto to match the toto drake toilets I installed.
If you've never tried one, you should. Much more hygienic than paper.
In laws talked us into one after i had a surgery.
We have the bb2000. We will have a bidet from now on. Use a bunch less tp, which is better for the septic system. Wife likes how it cleans her lady parts.
I don't think I'd ever bother with a European style one.
Looked into getting a full Japanese style toilet with the bidet built in, but they don't have a conventional tank setup and can't be flushed without power, I like having one flush if the power is out. That and most are pretty complex, I am perfectly capable of lifting and closing a toilet lid, that's just something to break.
Next one we get will probably be a toto to match the toto drake toilets I installed.
If you've never tried one, you should. Much more hygienic than paper.
grapehead
Junior Woodchuck
Bought a bolt on bidet back in the covid tp shortage.
Love it, use far less tp.
Had a spell where my prv was set wrong and my water pressure was 100psi.
That will get you fuckin goin in the morning!
Love it, use far less tp.
Had a spell where my prv was set wrong and my water pressure was 100psi.
That will get you fuckin goin in the morning!
Blacksheep10
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I was using mine at 130 psi for a minute, my regulator had gone bad at the meter. Luckily none of my other appliances blew up but my water heater started puking and bypassing so I put a regulator inside the house. When it was at high pressure you are correct, laser focused enema Cold water surprise in the morning
Found pic of after reg, didn’t take one before my buddy got there to install the reg.
