Also I have heard of old houses in Valparaíso with bidets. But not on the new ones, I guess it is just not an habit. The house my family used to rent in Brazil did have a bidet, but we never used it. I believe it was because we didn't have water heating, you'd have to wash your bum with cold water.
Step 5: Sit On the Bidet. The most common question about using a bidet is which way to sit down. The middle of the room or the wall. The truth is, it's a personal preference. Here are a few things to consider when trying a bidet for the first time. The quick answer. If you sit on a bidet facing the wall, the faucet, soap, and towels are easy
Why are bidets not common in America? Because for more than a century, most Americans have had bathrooms with showers, so they shower several times a week if not daily, and because American plumbing, and budgets, can handle toilet paper. This was not the case in Europe until after WWII, so in between your weekly bath (often in a portable tin
Bidets are common fixtures in many European bathrooms and bougie Japanese versions go for hundreds of dollars online, but the washing basin has been slower to be adopted on this side of the oceans
If you visit countries like France, Italy and Portugal, or venture further afield to East Asia, Latin America and the Middle East, you are likely to come across two toilets in the bathroom. However, while one of the systems most definitely is a toilet for human waste, the other serves a different purpose. The other "toilet" is in-fact a bidet.
DubiousVirtue • 7 yr. ago. In some of the countries I've visited they've had combination toilets that double up as a bidet. I'd always presumed it was due to their pluming being of a more narrow guage and they were trying to discourage flushing paper. I've never seen porcelain like that in this country, I wish I did.
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I don't think those stand-alone bidets are common anywhere in the world, but the bidet hose is a standard fixture across all asia and the middle east, Turkey, Greece. I've seen them in Italy too. Well when you mix being in southern Europe with the Ottoman influence, it results in bidets and bidet showers being a regular thing in homes here.
It is considered standard in many European countries, particularly in Italy and Portugal, as well as in South American countries like Argentina and Venezuela. They also are commonly found in
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