Here is a topic for you.

[petendoll]

How many would like to see a bidet offered as an option in motorhomes and campers?

Before you laugh yourself sick listen to the positives.

These can be added to the existing toilet. See https://www.bidetsplus.com/bio-bidet-bb-2000-bliss.html


We use one at home. It partically eliminates the use of toilet paper. It is very sanitary to use. Often the toilet in campers is cramped making use difficult. The bidet would add water rather than paper to the black water tank result being more liquid than solids = cleaner and more thorough dumping of the black tank. Many problems people have with black tanks is due to putting way more solids down than liquid. Without sufficient liquid you end up with the dreaded turd pile that can be difficult to wash away. They also offer the added value of a heated seat. Tell me that wouldn't be welcome some mornings.

So, what do you all think?

[ol_Bombero-JC]

korbe wrote:
What's a bidet?

French actress from the late 50's and early 60's - then an animal activist.

~

[pira114]

portscanner wrote:
The sears catalogue or leaves were good enough for my father and my grand father, and they are good enough for me.

Lot of travel trailers back then? Times change man. The medicine was "good enough" back then too. Like a prescription for tape worms and heroin. Sometimes, god enough ain't.

[pira114]

Cummins12V98 wrote:

RV daytrader wrote:
ummmm....what to you use to dry your butt after the bidet cleans you??

That's what the rug on the floor is for. Works for the cat.

I thought that was what the CAT was for.

[slickest1]

How much water would it take to clean the Grizzly? I agree water would be better on the black tank.

[free_radical]

petendoll wrote:
How many would like to see a bidet offered as an option in motorhomes and campers?

Before you laugh yourself sick listen to the positives.

These can be added to the existing toilet. See https://www.bidetsplus.com/bio-bidet-bb-2000-bliss.html
We use one at home. It partically eliminates the use of toilet paper. It is very sanitary to use. Often the toilet in campers is cramped making use difficult. The bidet would add water rather than paper to the black water tank result being more liquid than solids = cleaner and more thorough dumping of the black tank. Many problems people have with black tanks is due to putting way more solids down than liquid. Without sufficient liquid you end up with the dreaded turd pile that can be difficult to wash away. They also offer the added value of a heated seat. Tell me that wouldn't be welcome some mornings.

So, what do you all think?

Or you could just get yourself one of those Japanese toilets that not only washes but also blow dries and even offers heated seat on cold mornings 🙂
http://youtu.be/WmypYsSkujs

[CavemanCharlie]

I'm a man that has chronic hemorrhoid problems. I've wondered about these Bidets . I have a "Sets Bath" in all of my toilets including my RV. After I'm done with my movement I wipe lightly and then I have to quickly fill the sets bath with warm water to plop down on it. The cleaning of the water along with the warmth helps me to live a close to normal life. A Bidet might be another way to do this.

As for those who asked about drying. I use a towel. The area is already clean. Don't you dry off after taking a bath or shower??? No difference.

It's just another health problem some of us have as we age. We are not 12 years old anymore. Something like this may happen to you too someday remember .

[Pirate1]

Hand Held Bidet
Hand held bidet. Works like a charm. Easy to install in home and RV.

[Clay_L]

I never thought I would want a bidet but as I age and the back and shoulders get stiffer and stiffer, it gets harder and harder to do an adequate job of cleaning.
We are going to add a bidet accessory to the toilet in our main bathroom. The water is heated.

We already have the highest toilet model we could find.

There are risers made for residential toilets and we may add one of those also. The toilet is 17 1/2 inches high and we would like 20 or 21 inches.
The one in our motor home was 19 inches high with a two inch riser for a total of 21 inches.

[GMandJM]

portscanner wrote:
The sears catalogue or leaves were good enough for my father and my grand father, and they are good enough for me.

It's so much harder to use web pages than catalogue pages though, isn't it?

[GMandJM]

Old-Biscuit wrote:
If your stool is on the softer side, short of diarrhea ("soft serve," as some call it), it could be related to lactose intolerance, artificial sweeteners (sorbitol and Splenda), or a reaction to fructose or gluten.

We're gonna have to start referring to you as Doc-Biscuit! :B

[portscanner]

The sears catalogue or leaves were good enough for my father and my grand father, and they are good enough for me.

[Old-Biscuit]

TOMMY47 wrote:
Old Biscuit--Good suggestions. Could be several of those, I guess. Problem started about 1 year ago--I'm a geezer.
One time I took anti-biotics for an unrelated problem and it cleared up for several months. Doctor's apt in a few weeks. It will be mentioned again.

It ain't right or normal so discuss with Doctor (and take a fresh sample...can be frozen) Stool tells a lot about one's health

[GMandJM]

Two Hands wrote:
Oh my goodness! Now we have reached a new low! Three pages about squirting the who-who and hosing down the poop shoots! That doesn't include the five pages we just finished debating sewer hose supports! We have got to get a life!

But if you go into your Preferences setting and adjust it from 10 posts per page to 20, you'll have fewer pages.

Same number of silly posts...but fewer pages.

That's something anyways. :B

[2oldman]

Cummins12V98 wrote:
Isn't that what the wall mounted sprayer is for?

no

[TOMMY47]

Old Biscuit--Good suggestions. Could be several of those, I guess. Problem started about 1 year ago--I'm a geezer.
One time I took anti-biotics for an unrelated problem and it cleared up for several months. Doctor's apt in a few weeks. It will be mentioned again.