Clean Anus Fetish (CAF)

I like to keep my a-hole and surrounding area clean as possible. After every bowel movement I wash it thoroughly. If I'm home I sit on the bathroom sink and wash my a-hole with soap and warm water. I'm anally sensitive so this also feels great. If I'm at work I grab a couple of damp paper towels and use them to "polish" after wiping with toilet paper. I wad up the towels and throw them in the waste bin in the restroom. It's not good to flush paper towels down the toilet. If I'm in public I try to find a single occupant restroom or try to grab some damp paper towels without being noticed. Bottom line (pun intended) is that I can't stand the feeling dirty, especially when wearing a thong. I'm pretty sure my concerns on this matter have reached the fetish level so I'm calling it "Clean Anal Fetish" or CAF.

I have one to two BMs a day and my schedule permits me to have them at home. I have for years sat on the bathroom sink and washed my anus and the first inch or so inside my anal opening with soap and water. I really like the feeling of being super clean. From time to time I like to go commando and I like knowing I am super clean and able to do this without any worries.

My wife and I just purchased a home with a bidet and I have to say that if you are into anal or genital cleansing a bidet is the perfect solution. I never liked sitting on bathroom sinks to wash after a BM but do so because I just can't feel clean without washing with soap and water. I never would have put bidet in my house so it was a great bonus to have one already installed.

CAF. I like that. A few years ago we had an add on budget installed in my bathroom. It was $100.00 from Lowe's and three best money I could have spent. Before the bidet, after BM at home I used to hop back in the shower just to wash my tush. Like being squeaky clean back there!

I always try to time my bowel movements to a time when I can get my almost daily coffee enemas. If I can't manage that, I'll do a bulb enema after it. then I jump in the shower. I guess my hair removal started all of this. I want to be completely clean when I go in for those appointments.

A clean bum is a happy bum

It is definitely my thing to keep my rear love hole as clean as possible, really a part of my daily toilet.

When I was traveling in Laos, I discovered almost all of the hotel bathroom toilets had spray attachments. The water was cool to cold but when you had tummy problems that made your bottom to sore to touch with a powder poof, it was welcome relief!!! It was also pretty welcome during the really hot time of the year. Lovely to be able to rinse that way.

I have to say that with very few exceptions, all of the experiences I have had with the lovely bottoms of my former girlfriends were impeccably clean. I don't think any were OCD but they certainly knew that I was going to find my way to their rear holes. I was very happy to be the one to slowly and carefully clean many of those bottoms in the bathtub beforehand!

Hmmmm

Our bathroom isn't big enough for a stand alone bidet...but this looks interesting. Has anybody had experience with it?

http://bidetking.com/brondell-swash-1000-advanced-bidet-seat-w-remote.html?gclid=CPyzuo_R_dECFYpffgodjGQB7g

@sweetkissestoo We have had a bidet toilet seat for six or seven years. They're wonderful and we'll never have a bathroom without one again. The first one we had was made by Lotus, I think we paid $700 or $800 for it. I gave it to my wife as a Christmas present. At first she was unimpressed but soon admitted it was one of best gifts I had ever given her. After years of faithful service, we replaced it with a BioBidet 2000 for which we paid $699. We don't like it as much as the Lotus as the seat does not get as warm, and seems to have cold spots in it, and the "instant" warm water is not quite as "instant" as they promise. So I would suggest another model. As to function, well, that's kind of obvious; but the cleansing is wonderful and relaxing, and if you ever have a problem with constipation and don't have time for an enema, the warm water spray often does the trick. Most of them have an enema function, but we find that the water spray when in enema mode tends to feel sharp and uncomfortable (nothing replaces the 'old fashioned way'), but the other sprays are warm and cleansing and very pleasant. (Yes, we have masturbated with the spray once or twice.) Note that you'll have to install an electrical outlet behind or next to your toilet for this to work........ but our suggestion is to buy one, you'll love it.

Hmmmm

Our bathroom isn't big enough for a stand alone bidet...but this looks interesting. Has anybody had experience with it?

Sweetkissestoo, we only had room for an attachment to the toilet. We have an attachable bidet put out by GoBidet. It is was $99 when we purchased it. Not as fancy, or as expensive as the seat but works great and get the job done.

When the installed it he did say he knew about others, more expensive but this one works well and so far, problem free.

Check it out.

I keep a dedicated length of latex hose that reaches the toilet, hanging nearby.

http://www.zity.biz/gallery/image/108544

I keep a dedicated length of latex hose that reaches the toilet, hanging nearby.

http://www.zity.biz/gallery/image/108544

How do you get the running water from the hose at the sink to the toilet without it going all over the floor?

Can you reach the sink faucet from the toilet?

Is that faucet fitting with the valve, available by itself? Or, is an equivalent available from any other source?

How do you get the running water from the hose at the sink to the toilet without it going all over the floor?

Can you reach the sink faucet from the toilet?

Yes, the toilet is right next to the sink. I leave the diverter in the open position until I get the water temperature I want. Then, with the hose and nozzle already positioned under my ass, I close the diverter until I get the desired amount of flow streaming from the nozzle.

Is that faucet fitting with the valve, available by itself? Or, is an equivalent available from any other source?

Yes, the faucet diverter simply screws on to the faucet in place of the diffuser screen that most have on them.

https://www.amazon.com/Diverter-Counter-Filters-Faucet-Adapter/dp/B01CIFVS4G/ref=pd_sim_60_3?_encoding=UTF8&pd_rd_i=B01CIFVS4G&pd_rd_r=95CBDE4SK1YRFC2T08XY&pd_rd_w=SqJCp&pd_rd_wg=CFWdX&psc=1&refRID=95CBDE4SK1YRFC2T08XY

My life changed for the better when I watched the BioBidet2000 on youtube. We have had ours for almost 3 years and it works like new. This model has an enema feature but for a quickie only not for a real enema, but it is worthy of a look see. I think you will appreciate it as much as I do. No, I do not have any financial interest in this product, I only mention it to a group who I admire and wish to contribute and share idea about something that I enjoy in my life. This is what and where I got mine and it has worked perfectly since I installed it (I was 73 then)http://bidetking.com/bio-bidet-bb-2000-bliss-bidet-seat-w-remote.html?gclid=CjwKEAiAlZDFBRCKncm67qihiHwSJABtoNIgM4jE4T2MZq-1hxpQ4D9a7DwZMqtRXO7W0VwBET5w2RoCPOjw_wcB

My toilet paper and water savings more than paid for the bidet, for sure. This is the perfect gift for those of us with clean anus fetish syndrome CAF. The end result is always clinically antiseptic and getting that way is most of the fun, ha ha,