Bidets For More Than Just Cleaning
April 13, 2009 by blogwriter
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Modern premium bidets do more than simple cleaning, with features sometimes crossing over to the realm of the odd.
When I go to Japan, for instance, I regularly come across bidets that play music, in case you want to have a soundtrack playing in the background while you’re relieving yourself. From pictures, I’ve seen bidets targeted towards senior citizens that come with a blood pressure monitor or some other medical contraption. Personally, I’d like a bidet with a TV built-in – I just don’t know how they’ll arrange for it.
If you’ve ever considered getting a premium bidet, realize that many of them will come with a large suite of functions that can turn bathroom use into a pleasurable experience. Heated seats, for instance, can totally warm you up on a chilly day while a massaging feature can bring a relaxing massage to extremely tired thighs. Imagine that while reading your favorite magazine on a cold Sunday morning.
Some bidets, in fact, can be too comfortable in their functions that you’ll probably end up staying in the washroom longer than you should be doing. Think of a premium bidet the way a luxurious tub can change the way you bathe. Instead of hitting the shower and stepping out in a few minutes, you can end lounging in the tub’s caressing water for hours on end. Premium bidets, with all the conveniences they afford, can feel the same way – a glorious bathroom luxury for you to enjoy.
How To Use Premium Bidets For Best Results
April 7, 2009 by blogwriter
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There aren’t any hard and fast rules for using a premium bidet with its host of options. As such, you can put it to work for as long, as short, as hard or as gentle as you want. For best (and non-wasteful) results, however, the following are generally considered as guidelines for optimal use.
1. Start water pressure slow and build up. Too strong a gush of water (whether on the shower or one your bottom) can be an unpleasant surprise, especially early in the morning (or if you have hemorrhoids – ouch). You can use the Pulsating option in premium bidets to automatically vary the water pressure in rapid succession.
2. If you are experiencing constipation problems, use either the Pulsating option to stimulate the anal muscles to push bowel out or the Enema function.
3. Use the Oscillating feature to induce a good cleans, even better perhaps than doing the Bidet dance.
4. Ideal use for bidets, including cleaning and drying, is usually 30 to 45 seconds. Use at least 15 seconds of that time with the warm air dryer to ensure no wetness remains.
5. If you’re cleaning the posterior, stick to warm water – it just works much better than tap. For the genital areas, you can save on the electric bill a sip by using regular water from the pipes.
Apart from that, routine maintenance is all that’s really needed to derive the best use out of your bidet for the long term.