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  • A Splash of Sustainability
    Say goodbye to toilet paper and your contribution to deforestation. Millions of trees are sacrificed every year for our bathroom habits—using a bidet is a simple way to make a big difference.
  • Budget-Friendly in the Long Run
    While there’s an upfront cost, every roll of toilet paper you don’t buy helps offset the investment. Over time, your bidet can pay for itself.
  • Never Run Out Again
    No more panicked calls for help from the toilet. Your cleaning solution—water—is always on tap and never runs out at the worst moment.
  • Water Works Better
    Let’s be honest: wiping with dry paper versus rinsing with a cleansing stream of water is no contest in the hygiene department. Many bidets even operate hands-free, reducing the spread of bacteria.
  • Comfort Counts
    Again—water over paper. Your skin will thank you.
  • Help for Haemorrhoids
    Using a bidet can be a game changer for those suffering from haemorrhoids. Gentle water is far kinder than scratchy toilet paper.
  • Great for All Ages
    Bidets are user-friendly whether you’re toilet training a toddler or helping your 80-year-old mum maintain independence.
  • Medical Benefits
    From post-surgery recovery to physical limitations, bidets provide a more accessible and comfortable way to stay clean.
  • Menstrual Care
    Bidets offer a gentle, thorough clean that’s especially helpful during menstruation.
  • Space and Time Savers
    Many modern bidets install directly under your existing toilet seat, saving space and installing in minutes—not hours.
Stand-alone bidet and toilet unit with sleek ceramic design.
Bidets take many forms, including this stand alone version.

Okay, I’m Half Convinced… Are There Different Styles of Bidets?

Yes! Here are the main types available:

  • Standalone Ceramic Bidets
    These traditional, European-style bidets require separate plumbing and space. While they require you to move from toilet to bidet, they offer timeless style and often feature warm water options.
  • Handheld Spray Bidets
    Think of these as a mini shower hose beside your toilet. They’re affordable, easy to install, and allow precise control over pressure and direction.
  • Bidet Toilet Seats (Built-in Bidets)
    These modern seats replace your current toilet seat and combine toilet and bidet in one. They often include advanced features like temperature control, pulsing water, seat warmers, self-cleaning, and even night lights. Not the cheapest, but definitely the most luxurious.
  • Bidet Attachments
    Fitted beneath your existing toilet seat, these are budget-friendly, discreet, and quick to install. While they don’t have as many bells and whistles, they still offer the core benefits of hygiene, comfort, and sustainability.

So, What Should I Consider When Choosing a Bidet?

  • Price
    From basic attachments to high-end smart seats, there’s a bidet for every budget. Simple attachments and handhelds are cost-effective and functional. If you’re ready to splurge, built-in electric models offer a full suite of features.
  • Mechanical vs. Electric
    Mechanical bidets use your home’s water pressure and temperature. Electric models offer more control, added comfort, and multiple features—but require a power outlet.
  • Features That Matter
    Electric bidets come with lots of optional extras. Think about what really matters to you.
  • Remote Control Convenience
    Helpful for elderly or mobility-impaired users, a remote control allows easy adjustments to settings like water pressure and temperature—just don’t leave it out of reach!
  • Soft-Close Lids
    A small feature with big impact—no more slamming lids or pinched fingers.
  • Dual Nozzles
    Great for feminine hygiene and general cleanliness. Look for self-cleaning, stainless steel nozzles for added hygiene.
  • Luxury Extras
    Heated seats, pulsating water streams, air dryers, and even built-in night lights add to the comfort factor. An oscillating clean or air dry might not be essential—but they sure are nice to have.
  • Warranty
    Especially important with high-tech models. A good warranty gives peace of mind if anything goes wrong.

  • A Splash of Sustainability
    Say goodbye to toilet paper and your contribution to deforestation. Millions of trees are sacrificed every year for our bathroom habits—using a bidet is a simple way to make a big difference.
  • Budget-Friendly in the Long Run
    While there’s an upfront cost, every roll of toilet paper you don’t buy helps offset the investment. Over time, your bidet can pay for itself.
  • Never Run Out Again
    No more panicked calls for help from the toilet. Your cleaning solution—water—is always on tap and never runs out at the worst moment.
  • Water Works Better
    Let’s be honest: wiping with dry paper versus rinsing with a cleansing stream of water is no contest in the hygiene department. Many bidets even operate hands-free, reducing the spread of bacteria.
  • Comfort Counts
    Again—water over paper. Your skin will thank you.
  • Help for Haemorrhoids
    Using a bidet can be a game changer for those suffering from haemorrhoids. Gentle water is far kinder than scratchy toilet paper.
  • Great for All Ages
    Bidets are user-friendly whether you’re toilet training a toddler or helping your 80-year-old mum maintain independence.
  • Medical Benefits
    From post-surgery recovery to physical limitations, bidets provide a more accessible and comfortable way to stay clean.
  • Menstrual Care
    Bidets offer a gentle, thorough clean that’s especially helpful during menstruation.
  • Space and Time Savers
    Many modern bidets install directly under your existing toilet seat, saving space and installing in minutes—not hours.
Stand-alone bidet and toilet unit with sleek ceramic design.
Bidets take many forms, including this stand alone version.

Okay, I’m Half Convinced… Are There Different Styles of Bidets?

Yes! Here are the main types available:

  • Standalone Ceramic Bidets
    These traditional, European-style bidets require separate plumbing and space. While they require you to move from toilet to bidet, they offer timeless style and often feature warm water options.
  • Handheld Spray Bidets
    Think of these as a mini shower hose beside your toilet. They’re affordable, easy to install, and allow precise control over pressure and direction.
  • Bidet Toilet Seats (Built-in Bidets)
    These modern seats replace your current toilet seat and combine toilet and bidet in one. They often include advanced features like temperature control, pulsing water, seat warmers, self-cleaning, and even night lights. Not the cheapest, but definitely the most luxurious.
  • Bidet Attachments
    Fitted beneath your existing toilet seat, these are budget-friendly, discreet, and quick to install. While they don’t have as many bells and whistles, they still offer the core benefits of hygiene, comfort, and sustainability.

So, What Should I Consider When Choosing a Bidet?

  • Price
    From basic attachments to high-end smart seats, there’s a bidet for every budget. Simple attachments and handhelds are cost-effective and functional. If you’re ready to splurge, built-in electric models offer a full suite of features.
  • Mechanical vs. Electric
    Mechanical bidets use your home’s water pressure and temperature. Electric models offer more control, added comfort, and multiple features—but require a power outlet.
  • Features That Matter
    Electric bidets come with lots of optional extras. Think about what really matters to you.
  • Remote Control Convenience
    Helpful for elderly or mobility-impaired users, a remote control allows easy adjustments to settings like water pressure and temperature—just don’t leave it out of reach!
  • Soft-Close Lids
    A small feature with big impact—no more slamming lids or pinched fingers.
  • Dual Nozzles
    Great for feminine hygiene and general cleanliness. Look for self-cleaning, stainless steel nozzles for added hygiene.
  • Luxury Extras
    Heated seats, pulsating water streams, air dryers, and even built-in night lights add to the comfort factor. An oscillating clean or air dry might not be essential—but they sure are nice to have.
  • Warranty
    Especially important with high-tech models. A good warranty gives peace of mind if anything goes wrong.

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