Bidet Skool
A Bidet Just Makes Even More Sense the Older We Get
At a certain age, comfort, ease, and common sense matter more than outdated habits. That’s where spraying starts to make more sense than wiping.
TL;DR: At a certain age, comfort, ease, and common sense matter more than outdated habits. That’s where spraying starts to make more sense than wiping.
At some point, convenience stops being about novelty and starts being about comfort, ease, and common sense.
Bidets land squarely in that category.
They’re gentler. They’re cleaner. They reduce reliance on toilet paper and make daily routines easier without asking people to relearn anything complicated. Installation is simple—often easier than expected—and the payoff is immediate.
Many older adults discover that once one bathroom has a bidet, the rest follow. Not because of hype, but because it works. It saves money. It wastes less. And it feels like a quiet upgrade that should’ve happened years ago.
It’s weird not to have one.
You could, too.
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