Has anyone ever used a Bidet ? How does it feel ?

I use my bidet frequently. Always after a bowel movement where you get totally clean but I also use it to wash my crotch area. Very sensual feeling to have a jet of warm water on your ass hole!

It’s amazing. We have the Bio Bidet BB-1000 and use it daily.., it even has a decent enema function for a quick cleanout.

In my old flat we had a Bidet.

The problem was, that when i was using it, it made me want to play with my anus and the waterspray 😉

I would love one but have to make do with my handheld spray water bottle type.

Bidet seats are inexpensive and easy to install on your toilet. Mine is from Delta and it works very well. Nothing fancy, no hot water, no dryer. I don't mind the cold water at all, and I use little bidet towels from Amazon to dry. I miss it a lot when I'm traveling. It feels great. Recommended for men but it is my understanding that the stream of water can splash bacteria into the vulva and cause UTIs.

Has anyone ever used a bidet? How does it feel?

With the oscillating function, it’s feels like a rimjob….albeit less personal!

In Italy, they are almost always found in home bathrooms. Older models had to be filled and functioned like a sort of basin, whereas modern ones have a faucet with a jet, making it easier to wash with less water waste. You can sit facing the wall with your legs apart, or turn around to face the other way—it depends on what is most comfortable for you. I use it every time I go to the bathroom to wash my backside. It is also useful for washing your feet, since it is low to the ground.

Bidets are common in hotels and hostels in Argentina and my girlfriend and I enjoyed using them. Some older models squirted from the bottom and I could get an enema by positioning my anus over the nozzle. My girlfriend enjoyed the newer ones which had a nozzle from the front also as the water would shoot directly on her clitty.

Finally on a trip to Italy a few years ago, the hotel room I was staying at had a bidet in the bathroom,..something I have been dying to try one out for years and was totally surprised when I saw the one in the bathroom that I would now, finally, get a chance to use. To be honest though, I don't think they are as cracked up to be so great as many think they are. The one I had you could not sit comfortably on, and the water flow really didn't do such a great job I thought. I pretty much found them to be a time waster and I was very disappointed at that.

I've used them at hotels when traveling in Europe and enjoyed the experience. When we renovated the bathroom at the lake house recently we seriously considered adding one, but it would have been too expensive for a project that was already over budget.

Several years ago, my sister in law suggested adding a bidet inasmuch as they added one at home. I added a Brondell that mounted under the toilet seat in the master bath. It has both cold and warm water lines that were simple to connect in an adjacent vanity.

It wasn't long before I found myself adding bidets to the other toilets at home and at relative's and friend's houses. These work quite well even if cold water only. Those inexpensive portable bidet bottles are also quite convenient when travelling.

I have installed bidet toilet seats in our home and at the lake. I have had bidets for years much cleaner anus . Would never go back to a regular toilet seat .

Never used one, but I'd be interested in trying one.

I managed to find another new underseat one in another thrift store, so I have fitted it in my new digs.

I wasn't able to connect it to the hot water, so it is just a cold water spray. The water is probably room temperature so it is not uncomfortable.

I do enjoy the clean feeling. Now if I can just find someone who is in to rimming. 😃

I have a bidet at home and have only used this one. I know a few others that have installed them in their homes, but it is not very common in my area. I've never seen one anywhere in the wild.

I ended getting a cheap one from Amazon a few years back and installing it myself. It's one that attaches under the seat and hooks into the cold water line. So it's only cold water and rather touchy on pressure, but I absolutely love it. I'm sure the more expensive ones are even more pleasant, but it does the trick. I've considered adding them to my other toilets in the house, but I don't trust my kids to not do something dumb with the new "fountain".

Yes. I’ve used one quite a few times in hotel rooms. In Turkey, I saw toilets with bidets built right in, but honestly, they weren’t as good. I don’t have one at home because I just don’t have the space for it.

Installed a bidet seat at home and it has been a lifechanging experience.

One of the first things I do before or shortly after moving into a new house is to remodel the bathroom to install a bidet. I use it every time I go to the toilet because I suppose I do not like those Charmin commercials where blue bears smear the blue stuff and then wipe with tissues.

I have Toto bidet seat and toilet. I love it! We’ve had some water issues at home and this morning the pressure was down to a trickle on my butt. I got the book on it out and found out it had a filter and how to clean it. It was the easiest thing ever. Now it’s got great pressure! Everyone in my family loves it except my wife!🤷🏾‍♂️

Maybe, when saying that you install a bidet, you should specify whether you mean the appliance called bidet in France, or a seat with washlet, etc. The distinctions are explained here.

https://en.zity.biz/index.php?mx=blog;ox=showpage;pg=9341

Dad was a plumber and back in the late Sixties, early Seventies there was an increase in sales of bidet's. The first one I ever saw was one he installed for a customer. I was sorta "helping" during the summer. I remember it was quite the topic of conversation among the other contractors!

When it came time to remodel our main bathroom, we ended up getting one. Used it several times over the years . Was very effective. It's developed a leak and has been out of service for a few years now. Can't get the parts. One plumber looked at it and wanted no part of it! Ha!

When we bought this house, one of the things that wowed us was the big bathroom. The toilet is in its own little room-within-a-room, at the end of a short hall formed by the wall of the walk-in shower. (In our previous home, the bathroom was so small I could touch both walls. I deserved this!)

After living here a while, we agree that the little hallway is wasted space. If we ever redo the bathroom, we'll move the toilet and add a bidet, and use the rest of the hallway for an in-room linen closet.

(We'll also add better lighting and a second shower head, so a person can see to shave and so two people can shower together.)