The Evolution of the Bidet Toilet
Join the revolution in your bathroom and you will never go back to toilet paper, except to dry! You can also feel responsible for personally contributing to the conservation of our forests.
The ‘Combined Bidet toilet’ has arrived in the British market.
The French invented the use of the word bidet (pronounced bee-day) in the 1900’s. A bidet is actually a small horse; as you straddle a horse, the French called the device for washing the genitals ‘a bidet’ as you had to straddle it when you washed. It is rumoured that the bidet was first invented for the French royal family.
Until the 1900’s the bidet was confined to the bedroom along with the chamber pot, it was just a bowl that you squatted over. By the 1900’s due to plumbing improvements the bidet and the chamber pot moved from the bedroom to the bathroom and had evolved into a separate porcelain bowl with taps that resembled a toilet that you still had to squat or straddle it to wash your private parts.
The evolution of the bidet started after the WWII, when the Japanese started importing American made toilets that you could sit comfortably on and not have to straddle. The Japanese invented a device that you attach to your existing toilet and shoots water, through a jet valve and cleans the anal and feminine areas without the use of toilet paper. Electronic models were then designed to include heated seats, retractable cleaning jets, sensors, automatic controls, a dryer and even a deodorizer. Unfortunately that luxury doesn’t come cheap. The Japanese gadget bidet toilets are extremely expensive compare to our daily use toilets.
It is an invaluable aid to personal hygiene the ‘Combined bidet toilet’ is being used regularly by more and more people who want to feel really clean. It offers the user a hands-free, superior water wash, in place of wiping with the occasionally irritating action of toilet paper. The use of toilet paper can irritate genital and anal problems which bidets have shown to alleviate or prevent them. Diseases like haemorrhoids are allowed to heal much faster with the use of a bidet.
The Combined bidet toilet is popular among senior citizens, the disabled and those with impaired motor functions or unable to control bodily functions.
4 reasons to buy a Combined Bidet Toilet
· Helps to prevent genital illness
· Space saver, you will have toilet and bidet combined as one
· Environmental friendly, using less toilet paper saves millions of trees each year
· Saves money, compare to Japanese gadgets it is at least 10 times cheaper
· No compromise on design as it comes in many different styles and models
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