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The Bidet

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^It depends on where it's coming from, if it's a house more than say 10 or 15 years old then it's likely the water isn't connected to the mains and instead is just some tube running up to some old tank in the attic, which is stagnant and can get bugs in it etc. but that is the same water we brush our teeth with.

 

This gets confused with the idea that bathroom tap water is like recycled or from the toilet or something, no of course that's not true, but in most cases bathroom tap water indeed isn't good.

 

OK then, if you buy a brand new bidet, never used with the plastic still on it, and then hook it up to the mains water supply, not in the bathroom, then you can drink from it, and please go through that effort to take a picture for our amusement. :nice:

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  • Jonny and the cake
    Jonny and the cake

    since Hannah asked for me, heres the bidet we have in our flat , after ur done doing ur business in the toilet, you get up, sit there, open the water faucet, splash it in the private parts, use intima

  • Bidet would be good at the moment. 

  • Captain Crieff
    Captain Crieff

    Informative as ever. Also I remember your bidet ?  

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The water that comes out of it it's not good

 

Then why are you shooting it up your ass?!? :stunned:

No reilly it's different, at least in Italy

 

The water that comes to the bathroom or even in the kitchen is not stagnant water or even recycled, It's water that comes from our city's reserve and at it are added few products to clean it from germs and other things,you can but it's not that safe to drink

  • 4 weeks later...

A friend of mine broke my bidet 5 years ago. End of story.

A friend of mine broke my bidet 5 years ago. End of story.

 

not end of story, details please

  • 9 months later...

BUUUUUUUUUUMP

 

 

cause it's just the awesomest thread here

BUUUUUUUUUUMP

 

 

cause it's just the awesomest thread here

 

Haha hey there Facundo, you were just telling me about this thread earlier.

^Yeah indeed haha

 

 

Yet, the story of how SY's friend broke the bidet is unknown...

~ the bidet ~

 

 

I have one, too.

 

It's amazing :charming:

shame, shame upon me

 

no, praise, praise upon you :cheesy: I love this thread hhahHAHAH

Ok let's share a personal story about bidets:

 

When I was like 8 years old, my family and I went to visit my uncle because my father was going to help him with some building plans.

I remember I went to the room where my father and my unle were working and started looking at the screen trying to understand the confusing figure, which certainly didn't look like what an 8-year-old would expect.

After a couple of minutes staring at the screen, I decided to ask about it. I selected a random spot on the screen, pointed at it and said "What's that?"

"That's the bathroom" Replied my uncle.

"Oh, there's a bidet there." I pointed out, a bit proud that I actually new the thing's name.

I had seen bidets before but I hadn't really worked out the use of these, so I decided to ask my uncle about it.

"What do you want a bidet for?"

"For people to wash up their ****s there, it's way more practical. Y'see?"

I immediately heard my aunt shouting my uncle's name from the kitchen, nagging him because of the language he had used.

I did know what a **** was, though; and I did picture it in my head.

Luckily, my innocence didn't make a big deal out of it, and I was able to move on with my life.

I didn't really wonder about bidets for the rest of my life, until I saw this thread.

That's when I discovered the truth about bidets.

 

Thank you again, Greg.

 

EDIT: damn I forgot about the word being censored, I meant cee-u-en-tee both times.

I want a bidet, these things seem really handy for those terrible moments of paranoia

 

 

Then all my Australian friends will be very confused, scared and have some of the funny assumptions in this thread such as thinking it's for drinking while you dump your biz.

This thread is so funny. BUT Let's get serious about BIDETS ALLRIGHT! You all talking BAD stuff about the bidets. When I went to Spain I noticed there're no bidets in europe and I can't believe that. You must want one of these to be clean, I can't understand how using only toilet paper is enough. Here in Argentina (and in most south american countries) the bathroom-set has everything an europe bathroom has plus a bidet cause we don't walk with **** in our --#(%. Not saying everyone walks like that but if there're no bidets LOL. That's what I think cause I was born in a culture where bathroom have bidets. Also this is because we are two different cultures joined in this forum through globalization. Now let's move on.

I want a bidet, these things seem really handy for those terrible moments of paranoia

 

 

Then all my Australian friends will be very confused, scared and have some of the funny assumptions in this thread such as thinking it's for drinking while you dump your biz.

 

That sound really interesting!

This thread is so funny. BUT Let's get serious about BIDETS ALLRIGHT! You all talking BAD stuff about the bidets. When I went to Spain I noticed there're no bidets in europe and I can't believe that. You must want one of these to be clean, I can't understand how using only toilet paper is enough. Here in Argentina (and in most south american countries) the bathroom-set has everything an europe bathroom has plus a bidet cause we don't walk with **** in our --#(%. Not saying everyone walks like that but if there're no bidets LOL. That's what I think cause I was born in a culture where bathroom have bidets. Also this is because we are two different cultures joined in this forum through globalization. Now let's move on.

 

I had no idea bidets were common in Argentina... Here in Uruguay they aren't that common ?

Then again it's not really surprising the bidet isn't a thing in Australia considering we had outhouses.

Here we had outhouses too! Maybe that's why!

 

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Discuss.

I know right!

it came from 'Murica and was tagged as "clever use of a bidet" or something

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

btw this is the 100th post here wowe

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