Multifunction toilet seat bidet

 MULTI FUNCTION TOILET SEAT BIDET

* CUSTOMERS REPORT A MAGICAL 70% SAVINGS IN TOILET PAPER CONSUMPTION.

* BEST TREATMENT FOR PILES/HEMORRHOIDS & BEST PREVENTION
      OF UTI's

* NO MORE BLOCKED TOILETS AND MULTIPLE FLUSHES!

* PERFECT FOR SEPTIC TANKS AND GENERAL SEWAGE PIPES!

* NO MORE WIPING TO CLEAN BUT ONLY TO DRY!

* NO PLUMBING NEEDED. (ATTACH TO EXISTING TOILET SUPPLY)

* SAVE ON MORE THAN HALF YOUR TOILET PAPER USAGE!

* 15 MINUTE INSTALLATION

Uses 1/2" inch fittings.

This unit has two functions. One for the anus area for men and women. The other function is for feminine hygiene. Simply turn left or right for pressure and function.
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1. More Hygienic Than Paper

If you got something full of germs and bacteria on your hands or arms you wouldn’t just wipe it with a paper towel until it came back clean would you? You wouldn’t feel like you got your hands clean unless you scrubbed with soap and water! You would use at least water to clean it off so why only use dry toilet paper on your bottom? It is a sensitive area that you should treat as best as you could to maintain the best hygiene and prevent future problems and toilet paper alone is not the best you can do.

2. A bidet pays for itself in the money you save NOT buying toilet paper

Toilet paper is about R59 for a 9 pack on average. After 12 packs of that you could have purchased a basic bidet attachment. Also have a big family? You would use a fraction of the toilet paper you would normally with cleaner results when you have a bidet. With the money you save on toilet paper you can spend it on something better.

3. More environmentally friendly than toilet paper

On average South Africans use about 21.5 billion rolls of toilet paper a year. That’s 223,587,500,000 gallons of water wasted per year, that’s 473 billion gallons! 21.6 billion rolls of toilet paper is roughly 12 million trees. Imagine if half of the South African population started using bidets, that number would drop significantly. Water wouldn’t be wasted, forests would thrive once again. The amount of toilet paper used by people who have bidets is a fraction of the amount that people without bidets use.

4. Helps with health problems

If someone suffers from constipation or hemorrhoids a bidet seat will help a ton! Some bidets have enough pressure or specially designed nozzle tips to send water inside you for a more thorough cleaning to help flush your system inside out.

People who suffer from hemorrhoids no longer have to suffer with the rough abrasive feel of toilet paper. Some higher end bidet seats offer warm water and a dryer as a solution against toilet paper. The pain of hemorrhoids will be a thing of the past.

5. Good stepping stone for kids

Good personal hygiene is something we all want for our kids. Washing your bottom after every “use” is a good reminder for children to follow when they perform proper bathroom hygiene. It will continuously be used to help them to develop great personal hygiene habits. Personal hygiene is important for children and it will help prevent them from getting sick by eliminating fecal matter and bacteria.

6. Prevents toilet clogging

As you know by now, using a bidet will help you use less toilet paper. Using less toilet paper is not only cost effective but will also help prevent clogged toilets. Also if your house is not connected to a city sewer system, you will have a limit on your septic tank. Using less toilet paper will allow for your septic tank to be emptied less! Toilet paper clogs can be costly to fix for you and can cost a city thousands of dollars to fix. No matter how strongly companies claim that toilet paper is flushable, large masses of it going through the same pipes will eventually cause problems. With a bidet, you really only need a few squares of toilet paper to pat dry so this significantly reduces the amount of waste you’re flushing each time you use the bathroom.

7. Bidet attachments and bidet seats are better than conventional bidet fixtures

A traditional standalone bidet requires additional space and plumbing. An attachable bidet requires no additional space and no additional plumbing because they are designed to fit onto your existing toilet and fit into existing water supply valves.

For a standalone bidet, you have to straddle the bidet and sit awkwardly on it to get it to line up right. With a bidet seat you just sit on the toilet like usual, and can adjust the water temperature as needed, make it pulsate or oscillate, move the nozzle to your desired position, and many other functions! Standalone bidets have a classical look but are not practical anymore especially in the South Africa where most bathrooms cannot accommodate a toilet and additional room for a bidet fixture.

8. Over all, bidets are just cool!

Being able to clean and dry with just the push of a button makes anyone feel like royalty on their porcelain throne.

Bidets are still a fairly new concept in the United States but they are rapidly gaining more popularity as people begin to understand how beneficial they are and how much they contribute to a healthier and happier lifestyle.

Bidets will make your life easier, keep you clean and refreshed after each use, save you money, and fascinate your peers.