While bidet has been around for some time, a lot of people are still hesitant to make the switch. There are different types of bidets that you can choose from and they come with features that make cleaning easier and more convenient. Is a bidet more sanitary than toilet paper? What are the benefits of a bidet? Check out the rest of the article to learn more.<\/p>\n\n\n
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Do Bidets Really Get You Clean?<\/h2>\n
Bidets are a cleaner option as compared to toilet paper. There are different types of bidet and when it comes to effective cleaning, any type will work. It makes use of water which is a universal solvent and provides and more sanitary and healthier way to clean yourself after going to the toilet.<\/strong><\/p>\n Do you think that the water sprayed from the bidet will cause a mess and spread harmful bacteria in the bathroom? This is far likely to happen when using a bidet. Bidet toilet seats will make sure that the spray is directly aimed where it needs to hit without spreading outside the toilet bowl. On the other hand, handheld bidets can be complicated. Make sure to choose a handheld bidet with an adjustable water pressure setting.<\/p>\n One of the common misconceptions about bidet is that the water used in the bidet spray is the dirty water that comes from the toilet. This is not true at all. The water that comes from the bidet is the same that comes from the supply that is fed to the sink. Take note that contaminated water is not reused. Moreover, some bidet toilets feature built-in water sterilization mechanisms.<\/p>\n Moreover, there are luxurious toilet seats that are equipped with built-in water sterilization mechanisms. For instance, some feature nano silver filters in their spray wands. On the other hand, using a portable bidet can mean that the water is not fresh. This is because the portable bidet should be filled with water before use in whatever water source you can find.<\/p>\n Like regular toilets, bidets can get dirty. However, the advantage is that you can find self-cleaning bidets on the market. They are your best choice if you are constantly worried about the cleanliness of the regular bidets. There are also basic bidet attachments with self-cleaning wands that rinse themselves with water before and after every use.<\/strong><\/p>\n Nowadays, manufacturers are making bidet toilet seats with improved technology like UV sanitation to clean the bowl. Other hygienic features include antimicrobial plastics and air deodorizers. You can even find bidet toilet seats with quick-release hinges that can be easily taken off and cleaned underneath. You can also check out this article that we have written titled, is toilet paper better than water?<\/a> We have shared an in-depth discussion about the topic.<\/p>\n Bidets are safe for females. The spray water UTI and yeast infections are painful for women so it is only natural to worry about switching to cleaning with the use of a bidet. When wiping, it is important to wipe from the front to the back. <\/strong>A bidet features front water pressure which is sometimes called the feminine wash. You can use it to gently spray water from the front to the back. This can prevent germs and bacteria from traveling from the anus to the vagina which usually causes infection. We have also written this article titled, are bidets for women or men?<\/a> We have shared information on how men and women can benefit from using the bidet.<\/p>\n According to a study<\/a><\/strong>, using bidet toilets habitually can aggravate vaginal microflora. This can be caused by depriving normal microflora or facilitating opportunistic infection of fecal bacteria as well as other microorganisms. However, wiping from back to front can increase the risk of bacteria getting into the vagina and urinary tract.<\/strong> The good this is that most bidet toilet seats come with many bidet attachments which are equipped with a front wash feature that sprays water from front to back. This makes sure that nothing is pushed into the vagina.<\/p>\n A bidet can be able to help soothe as well as prevent hemorrhoids. According to a study<\/a>, low pressure and warm water stream that comes from a bidet can help soothe the pressure on veins that usually cause hemorrhoids. Moreover, a bidet can prevent irritation because there is no need to wipe with the use of toilet paper. <\/strong><\/p>\n Bidets are proven to be useful especially to those who have serious hemorrhoids that have undergone surgery. During the recovery period, the skin around the affected area is very sensitive, and wiping with toilet paper can be painful and cause irritation. Hence, using a bidet is the best way to use the bathroom comfortably and without pain after undergoing hemorrhoid surgery.<\/p>\n Bidet is more sanitary compared to toilet paper. While toilet paper is considered the standard tool for cleaning after pooping, it is not the healthiest and most sanitary way. Bidets are gentler and more sanitary because the water that comes from the spray will effectively get rid of feces.<\/strong> As compared to toilet paper, a bidet will not smear around poo making sure that no fecal matter is left behind. We have also written this article that\u00a0discusses why bidets are not popular in the US<\/a>. Check out the different reasons why a lot of Americans are hesitant to use a bidet.<\/p>\n Alex G shared the video below on YouTube. He talks about why bidets are better than toilet paper. Check out the video below to find out more about what he has to say as well as the many benefits that you can get from using a bidet.<\/p>\n\n\nThe Spray<\/h3>\n
The Water Source<\/h3>\n
Are Bidets Dirty?<\/h2>\n
Are Bidets Sanitary for Females?<\/h2>\n
Can Using a Bidet Cause Infection?<\/h2>\n
Are Bidets Good for Hemorrhoids?<\/h2>\n
Is the Bidet More Sanitary than the Toilet Paper?<\/h2>\n
\u2705 Video \u2013 Bidets Better Than Toilet Paper<\/h3>\n