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Glad I could help!

@@reviewbase8047 Installing it when it gets here TUES.. THANKS AGAIN.

73 years old. Super easy install. It works and honestly you soon get OK with the cold water

@@kippywylie For nw- yes- but later like early fall- I'm putting a HEAT TAPE on that water line in the basement.. ha.

@@davidwayne9982 Hey! That's a great idea. I'm here in Wa State where the water is cold

I'm skipping the salad if they have me over for dinner

I was thinking the same thing too lol.

😂 I noticed that too… and was hoping he washed those bowls real good afterwards 😅

hahah got to keep it fresh!

I just thought it was he realized a clear bottom bowl was would show the spray angle better. But then he went back to a solid bowl for the second to last one.

What? No app? That's bullsh*t.

You should’ve actually tested them on your butt.

Question: I am new to beedays, and I'm not sure if our water pressure is just too high, but how do you keep the water from spraying out of your nose?

What's a feminine spray? Difference between feminine spray and a bum spray? And why does one spray on the left and one on the right?

​@@rushabhshah.2768bum spray is a rear spray..fem spray is a front spray

The shield on my luxe fell off without me noticing. Then I flushed it and had to call a plumber. Not a fun day.

Which one if you don’t mind me asking

theres handheld bidets

damn for real ? thinking of getting one , which brand you using ?

@@sdqsdq6274 this was many years ago. Maybe they got better since?

@@2-old-Forthischetwould you think about buying a new one now because of newer technology?

you need ones with taps, that cut off the water supply like a tap.

What brand did you use. I’m very interested in this

How is the seat cover/top is it sturdy enough to sit on without any flex?

A couple of questions as a soon-to-be adopter: Is it cold and how long does it take for it to become a habit?

@@JaRW7 The Tushy has the ability to use warm water if you have access to a warm water tap. It took me like 2 uses to become a habit and I am sad every time i travel, honestly trying to find a good travel solution because its sooooo much better

@@JaRW7 You don't notice the temperature.

I have a Luxe also. I just wanted something to test out having a bidet. My biggest problem is having to get those extra thick seat spacers. It's pretty nice and I too miss it while traveling. I bought one of those portable hand squeezing bidet things but it was too much trouble and didn't do much. So now I just do my business in the morning. Clean with paper like a barbarian and then take a shower.

“Sometimes when I wipe, I’ll wipe and I’ll wipe and I’ll wipe and I’ll wipe…100 times…still..poop…still poop. It’s like I’m wiping a marker or something . “

Good point!

NEW KNOWLEDGE. Do NOT HELP RESISTANT BACTERIA TO DEVELOP. *** Never ignore the danger of UTI and UTI re infection. The ways a woman or a man could catch a UTI, cystitis, bacterial Vaginosis, prostatitis>renal failure > or renal stones etc are many. Between those are the following, not widely known: 1. Feces residue sticking on underwear and through movements come to contact the uro-genitalia. 2. Wiping of butts, as it always happens on t. paper use, even front-to-back, leaves feces residue on butts, which gets dry and through friction turns to dust, which in the restricted underwear area, easily could travel through air to uro-genitalia. 3. When a BACK TO FRONT bidet is used dirty water is pushed towards urethra .(who did possibly allow such dangerous products to sell in the market?) 4. If a male sex partner uses t. paper to wipe, or he uses a BACK TO FRONT bidet. His penis is full of dangerous microbes . When we have to do with health, there is no place for playing. We use a FRONT-TO- BACK/VERTICAL JET TYPE BIDET (which is only the Greek type). I repeat, the human fecal dust comes from fecal residue, left on butts after wiping with t. paper (complete or, worse of course, incomplete) . Through drying and friction it turns out to dust and through air is going to all surfaces, at first stage the uro-genital organs, causing UTI, etc and later to all house, causing food contamination. At the same time letting to create focuses of infection inside our body, we help in development of bacteria resistance.

Does it hav a water heating feature?

@@farmerbosse This one doesn't, but there are models that you can attach to a hot water source.

IMO, hot water is unnecessary. I was kinda worried about it since I live in North Idaho but it's no big thing....

Glad you found the video helpful! :)

I've never seen an electric one except with a water warmer. They are all existing water pressure powered. Messes are still possible to make.

The only downside to the non-electric is they use the cold water. Warm water does a much better job at cleaning and, depending on where you live, your cold water may be really cold. An option with the non-electric is hooking them up to the Hot water side instead if your hot water isn't set too high.

​@@MojoPupthe brondell model has another version that you can hook up both hot and cold water connections and it has a temperature balancing switch for you to make it hotter or colder. Plus you can leave on the self cleaning feature when it starts and disperse the cold water in the pipes until the water warms up 👍

@@crash4dafun The temp's fine, it heats up quick. I'm not somewhere that I could connect lines from under the sink, had to use the cold toilet supply line. It's the water pressure that I would like a little stronger. End up having to run it several times to get clean

And then tearing through and getting shit on your fingers.

NEW KNOWLEDGE. Do NOT HELP RESISTANT BACTERIA TO DEVELOP. *** Never ignore the danger of UTI and UTI re infection. The ways a woman or a man could catch a UTI, cystitis, bacterial Vaginosis, prostatitis>renal failure > or renal stones etc are many. Between those are the following, not widely known: 1. Feces residue sticking on underwear and through movements come to contact the uro-genitalia. 2. Wiping of butts, as it always happens on t. paper use, even front-to-back, leaves feces residue on butts, which gets dry and through friction turns to dust, which in the restricted underwear area, easily could travel through air to uro-genitalia. 3. When a BACK TO FRONT bidet is used dirty water is pushed towards urethra .(who did possibly allow such dangerous products to sell in the market?) 4. If a male sex partner uses t. paper to wipe, or he uses a BACK TO FRONT bidet. His penis is full of dangerous microbes . When we have to do with health, there is no place for playing. We use a FRONT-TO- BACK/VERTICAL JET TYPE BIDET (which is only the Greek type). I repeat, the human fecal dust comes from fecal residue, left on butts after wiping with t. paper (complete or, worse of course, incomplete) . Through drying and friction it turns out to dust and through air is going to all surfaces, at first stage the uro-genital organs, causing UTI, etc and later to all house, causing food contamination. At the same time letting to create focuses of infection inside our body, we help in development of bacteria resistance.

I love my Luxe bidets! What toilet paper shortage? 😂

@@Eyes0penNoFear Exactly!

A model with a larger knob will definitely give you more leverage to turn it.

How do you keep breaking your toilet seats? Lol

Guessing you've come across bidets with temperature control by now?.

Truly? I'm a scaredy cat about my nether parts

where in Canada? Cause in the dead of Winter, some places basically have no snow and if they do, it's gone the next day, then there are other places where it's so cold that if you spit, it turns to ice before hitting your gloves! I live in mid-northern Ontario, Canada where the tap water is colder than refrigerated water! But I understand that the cold water might be lukewarm if it hasn't been turned on for a while and gets warmer as it sits inside the house in the pipes...

Dear Yvon, for your information, I live a little east of Quebec City where Winter is freezingly cold!

Thanks for sharing your experience!

Got a bit of an update. The Kohler seat broke, it's a Kohler Cimarron toilet. I hated the seat from the start, all plastic hinges that were wobbly out of the box. Damn thing shifted around and had that constant plastic creaking. I replaced it with a Bemis round lid with brushed nickle soft close hinges. Virtually no wobble. It also allows the Luxe to shift back far enough to "hit the right spot". Another benefit is the hinge doesn't bind, allowing the front bumpers to hit the rim instead of floating i above it. No more worry about the thickness of the Luxe.

Hate the cold water, actually causes my muscles to cramp up.

Another good plastic bottle to use is an empty dishwashing liquid bottle. These come in many shapes ans sizes and can be used outside the home.

Gross

Agree! The only drawback is that some toilets don't offer a lot of room so sometimes there's a need to clean up some water spillage.

If that is a major factor and price isn't an issue then some of the electric ones have remote controls you could mount on the wall.