I am not a Germaphobe but I love the Bidet
I am not a germaphobe.  I am regularly doused with the bodily fluids of my patients.  That being said, after 20 years of using a bidet (butt sink) I can't really believe that America is still addicted to toilet paper.  Think about it, you keep wiping with TP until you can't see any more brown and that means your clean?  Can you imagine applying that same logic to washing hands?  Or if you stepped on a dog's land mine while walking barefoot in the park?  The whole idea is gross, but if it's your butt I guess smelly and dirty is ok.  This product and others like it actually use water to spray you clean.  It is wonderful, being clean.  No itching, smelling, or skidmarks in your boxers.  Clean, Clean, clean just like a shower.<br />I have had the GoBidet in my bathroom for 4 years now.  It is a great unit for existing homes because most homes don't leave room for a stand alone bidet.  This little unit converts your toilet to a Bidet.  With a handy pull of a lever the spray arm swings out from its hiding place under the toilet rim like a James Bond Gadget.  The spray head is aimed at the bulls eye.  You pull a second lever that controls the strength of the spray.  It goes from gentle to colonic geyser.  After your done, you pat dry with some toilet paper.  All done.<br />The neat thing about this product is you can install it in about 15 minutes usng your existing toilet seat.  It uses the water supply that fills the tank on the toilet.  It can be plumbed for hot as well as cold water as well.  The hot water installation looked a little more complex, so I thought I would see how it worked with just cold.  I actually don't mind the cold water, it feels wonderfully refreshing.  I would recommend this product to every one.  Lets quit chopping down forests for our ultrasoft TP and actually get clean for a change.
Rating: 5 stars