How Your Bathroom Habits Affect Sustainability More Than You Think

When people think about sustainability, they think about cars, energy, or food. Bathrooms rarely come up—but they should.

The Bathroom as a Resource Hub

Bathrooms quietly consume:

• Water

• Paper

• Energy

• Cleaning chemicals

Even small improvements here can have an outsized impact over time.

Why Hygiene Choices Matter

Toilet paper feels small because it’s familiar. But it’s used multiple times a day, by everyone, every year.

That adds up.

Replacing part of that system with a bidet:

• Reduces paper demand

• Simplifies hygiene

• Cuts ongoing resource use

Water Isn’t the Enemy

There’s a misconception that bidets waste water. In reality, they use far less water overall than toilet paper production requires.

It’s not about using no water—it’s about using water intelligently.

Small Changes, Real Results

Sustainability isn’t one big move. It’s a series of reasonable ones.

Using a bidet doesn’t require compromise. It just requires rethinking what “normal” looks like.