Installing a Bidet Seat in your RV
I just bought a new RV and the dealer is having difficulties installing the bidet seat into the coach. The problem is that most RV commodes have a hump on the back and the bowl needs to be level near...
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2012Coleman wrote:
Still not getting this. So you use this thing after #2 vs toilet paper. I can't see how this actually does the job, and if it does indeed do the job - and does it well, what happens to the residual water when you get dressed again? Or is there an air dryer associated with this thing? Or do you walk out with a wet spot? If not I would equate it with washing your hands but not drying them. Not trying to be wise @$$ - enquiring minds would like to know...
Mine have air dryers but I still prefer to use a small amount of toilet paper to dry off because I don't have the patience to wait for air drying. Plus, using a small amount of TP allows me to check that the cleaning process is complete.
I don't necessarily use the bidet to save toilet paper, I just prefer the cleaning.
