• modifier@lemmy.ca
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    14 days ago

    A real bidet is well worth a modest investment if you have the cash to spare, but this could work too.

    I would just suggest rubber-banding the sprayer into the “on” position and keeping a kink in the hose easily reachable in front of the toilet. That way, you can simply unkink the hose to spray and rekink it when you’re done. No need to reach down under the dirty bits just to activate it.

  • Riskable@programming.dev
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    14 days ago

    Looks funny with a green hose and a yellow nozzle but a lot of bidet tools are just a spray nozzle on a (usually white-ish) hose. The nozzle is more of the kitchen sink variety but it’s really not that different.

    The real problem with this setup is the hose and nozzle are under the seat! No reason for that… Just keep it off to the side.

    TL;DR: This setup will work fine. Maybe use a light touch on that handle though 😉

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      14 days ago

      A lot of people in the west are accustomed to the kind you install under your toilet seat, but I was surprised to see the kitchen sink thing everywhere when I was in SE Asia.

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        14 days ago

        Nobody shares their bidet secrets. It’s so hard to research before buying one.

        Anywho, I use my bidet in the shower.

      • Ephera@lemmy.ml
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        14 days ago

        Personally, I lean forward and to the left, so that my cheeks spread, and then I take the nozzle into my right hand and hold it as if I was scratching my ass.
        Afterwards, I fold two sheets of toilet paper and dry myself off at the surface.