I’ve tested more than 20 bidets over the past three years to find the best of the best. After all that testing, the Toto Washlet C2 is the one I keep on my toilet.

No. You'd probably wash it off with water. And it's for similar reasons that people worldwide use bidets to clean themselves after using the bathroom. In western Europe, South America, the Middle ...

Yet, even at its highest pressure, the GoSpa doesn't compare to a bidet attachment. The Brondell GoSpa is easy to clean. I clean it with soap and water after each use and before I wash my hands.

As every tush is unique and may require different features, such as a warm water element, drying capability, or feminine wash, it was also important to evaluate the bidet under a specific category ...

Not to be dramatic, but installing a TUSHY bidet to my toilet truly changed my ... is that the nozzle that sprays water remains hidden when not in use. After using a Classic model for years ...

Positioned near the toilet, a bidet’s hot and cold streams of water let you clean off or freshen up after using the restroom. Bidet installation is fairly simple as long as water supply lines ...

from ultralight pocket showers and powerful wipes to pressurized solar showers and plastic-bottle powered bidets. Of course, nothing hits the mark quite like a genuine shower with lots of soap and ...

Using a bidet is more hygienic than toilet paper alone, as water and soap clean much more thoroughly. Bidets are also more environmentally friendly, as they significantly reduce the need for ...

It absorbs water quickly to keep your feet from slipping and sliding, and you can toss it in the washer and dryer.

But the high-end seats can have a ridiculously long list of features, from heated water and heated seats to dryers, nightlights and even user profiles. One of my main goals when testing bidets is ...