Bidets

A bidet uses a gentle stream of water to rinse after toilet use and can reduce reliance on toilet paper.

A bidet uses a stream of water to rinse after toilet use, while toilet paper relies on wiping. Many users prefer the cleaner feel of a water rinse.

Yes. A front wash or rear wash setting can be used after toilet use, depending on the model and your preference.

Yes, bidets provide a gentler, more thorough clean than toilet paper alone and are widely used worldwide.

You may only need a small amount of toilet paper for drying if your bidet does not have a built-in dryer

You don’t necessarily need a towel if your bidet has a dryer.

Sit on the seat as you normally would and use the controls to activate the wash. Adjust the pressure and temperature to your comfort level.

Spray first — the bidet should be used to clean before wiping.

For bidet toilet seats, sit normally as you would on a toilet and use the controls.

To clean a bidet, regularly wipe the seat and controls with mild soap and water according to the manufacturer’s instructions.