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Hey there,
I’m honestly not sure where else to take this question. I’ve noticed that so few homes, or even hotels, seem to have a bidet installed. Ever since I was a kid staying at my grandma's place, she always taught me that washing up is just part of the routine, and honestly, I can't really imagine a scenario where I wouldn't want to stay fresh. It actually makes traveling a bit of a headache sometimes because I end up having to hop in the shower or, in the absolute worst-case scenario, rely on those wet wipes... which isn't ideal.
So, I'm curious—how many of you actually wash up after using the restroom (you know, the classic #2) and how many don't? What are your thoughts on why or why not?
Don't get me wrong, I'm not judging anyone here, I'm just genuinely interested in hearing everyone's take on the pros and cons...
I’m honestly not sure where else to take this question. I’ve noticed that so few homes, or even hotels, seem to have a bidet installed. Ever since I was a kid staying at my grandma's place, she always taught me that washing up is just part of the routine, and honestly, I can't really imagine a scenario where I wouldn't want to stay fresh. It actually makes traveling a bit of a headache sometimes because I end up having to hop in the shower or, in the absolute worst-case scenario, rely on those wet wipes... which isn't ideal.
So, I'm curious—how many of you actually wash up after using the restroom (you know, the classic #2) and how many don't? What are your thoughts on why or why not?
Don't get me wrong, I'm not judging anyone here, I'm just genuinely interested in hearing everyone's take on the pros and cons...