Why aren't we all using Japanese toilets?

Re:Why aren't we all using Japanese toilets? by swampthing on Wednesday November 14, 2012 @02:13PM (#4784955)

Got it, thanks. I can see how it'd be cleaner, but I suspect most people are in blissful denial as to their filthy ways :)

Is there a cover for the sprayer, so that it's protected from splatter while you're excreting?

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Re:Why aren't we all using Japanese toilets? by baseh on Wednesday November 14, 2012 @03:27PM (#4785357)

I am not sure of the exact bidet mentioned in the article.

But yes, the SPRAYER is protected from the SPLATTER by a plastic housing. It(the sprayer) kind of lowers to spray only when you turn the knob.

This is the one that I have and it works suprisingly well: http://www.amazon.com/LUXE-Bidet-Vi-110-Non-Electric-Mechani...

Having said that, The plastic cover housing of the sprayer itself might get soiled in cases of extreme explosion (i.e after mexican lunches etc haha) in which case I had to use some TP to clean the mess up.

I found this bidet (mentioned above) the easiest to use.

- Easy to install (5 - 10 min) - Small footprint (doesnt include the cover so a lot cheaper) and fits most of the commodes - Pretty much no touch mechanism - turn knob and you are done ( drying with TP optional)

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