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Old 09-13-2014, 06:55 PM
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There's no electricity involved...bought from Amazon for about $40. Installed it myself in about 10 minutes.
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Amazon sells them for $409, claiming to save you $680.
That's quite a price difference.
I suppose they have "basic" and "super deluxe" models?
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That's quite a price difference.
I suppose they have "basic" and "super deluxe" models?
Nobody but the OP has stated a brand name. (See post #8.) OP said Boca Bidet, and that is what I googled. It's not $40. It's more like $400.

Somebody somewhere is being a bit disingenuous. Wish OP would state the price. I mean, why not? Why bring something up and then refuse more information?
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Nobody but the OP has stated a brand name. (See post #8.) OP said Boca Bidet, and that is what I googled. It's not $40. It's more like $400. Somebody somewhere is being a bit disingenuous. Wish OP would state the price. I mean, why not? Why bring something up and then refuse more information?
The following website shows some in the $400+ range, one for $267.
This (for me) is one of those "Well, you learn something new every day" topics.
Not sure I'd ever want one, but some people sure seem to love them.

Bidets | COCO Bidet Product Line
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Hmmmm, these could wipe out a whole business niche.
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I am in Asia now in a long term hotel suite that has an American Standard model system with control on the wall. It has heat control for the water and a drying fan. I will certainly install one in my home in the Villages when I am home. They are quite popular all over Asia, have seen them in China,Hong Kong and Thailand.
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Sorry if this is crass or TMI, but I've had health issues/surgery in "that area" and now I simply step into the shower and use the hand-held nozzle to wash with soap and water after a bowel movement. I have to slip off my shorts and underwear, but sounds like some of the spa bidets may require that as well.

Anyway, it doesn't cost $400!
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I have been watching how many are reading this thread and the answer is quite a lot.

There are support groups for a lot of things but not for the issue that Halibut so delicately discussed.

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Sorry if this is crass or TMI, but I've had health issues/surgery in "that area" and now I simply step into the shower and use the hand-held nozzle to wash with soap and water after a bowel movement. I have to slip off my shorts and underwear, but sounds like some of the spa bidets may require that as well.

Anyway, it doesn't cost $400!
Since I feel the OCD need to dry every inch of our Roman shower after using it, lest any mold takes hold, I would opt for the $400 in this instance!
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We had a COCO toilet spa installed recently and my wife and I love it. It functions in several modes, including bidget, bottom wash,seat warmer, heated water, directional control and intensity, child setting, ordor filter, dryer,nite light and hand-held or wall mounted remote control. Snaps off for easy cleaning. Easy to install with 110 gfi outlet It even saves on toilet paper! It's my favorite place to read! Makes a traditional toilet seat seem archaic.
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