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All-Things Bidets & Bidet For Toilet Attachments

All-Things Bidets & Bidet For Toilet Attachments

“I’d love to hear a podcast episode about a bidet for toilet attachment … Our family recently got one, and we love it but I know a lot of people have questions about them, including myself.”

 

I did it. I bought a bidet attachment, installed it myself and, on this short and sweet episode, I’m answering a listener’s question all about whether bidets have a place in a modern family home (and if yes, how).

Here’s a preview:

[2:15] Sleek and (kinda) sexy? The features and benefits of today’s bidet for toilet attachment

[4:00] Toilet paper’s financial and environmental problems

[5:15] 5 oversized benefits to embracing a bidet attachment

[11:00] My thoughts on bidets in homes with kids

[15:00] This week’s eco-tip: A creative way for reusing stained kids’ clothes

 

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I did it. I bought a bidet for toilet attachment, installed it myself and, on this short and sweet episode, I'm answering a listener's question all about whether bidets have a place in a modern family home (and if yes, how).

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