Pure and simple, water is best for cleaning the body. Wiping sensitive areas with dry toilet paper is more irritating and leaves residue behind. Like a shower, cleaning with water is more comfortable and provides lasting freshness all day, making hands-free washing, a better alternative.

Every year, Americans use billions of toilet paper rolls, wiping out millions of trees. With a bidet, the small amount of water used is very insignificant compared to the big environmental impact made by the production, transportation, chemicals, and disposal of toilet paper and its packaging.

Toilet paper can be rough on the skin. The soothing, therapeutic effect of warm water on sensitive or damaged skin not only feels better, but cleans better. Warm air dryer options also provide a gentler air flow that is softer on skin

With the reduction or elimination of toilet paper purchases, it saves both money and storage space in the bathroom, therefore reducing household plastic and cardboard waste.

For those with incontinence or limited mobility, a bidet can mean the difference between dependence upon others and independence. With a touch of the remote, washing and drying can be done without having to move or stand.

Using a bidet reduces or even eliminates blockages, while also reducing the waste load into water treatment plants, rural septic, and city sewer systems.

Already considered standard by millions worldwide, bidets are increasingly becoming more popular in North America, and that growth is projected to continue. After all, comfortable and superior cleanliness fits the personal cleansing needs of everyone.