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By Sijbrich

I like to think that I'm a pretty open-minded person that likes to try new things.  However, I have never been able to bring myself to use a beday.  It seems like people appreciate them just about everywhere outside the U.S. In fact I've even seen one or two in the U.S., as well.  But I really just feel like I'm always going to be a paper kind of girl.  And I could think of more useful things to do with the space in the bathroom.  Am I strange for feeling that way?  Has anyone out there ever used a beday?  I don't need gorey details, just a simple answer, please.:-)

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February 05, 2007
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jasimar

February 09, 2007
I think they're great.  But then again, I'm still saving up for a completely "hands-free" bathroom.  Gawd, I'd love to never have to touch anything in there.  <-- germ freak.
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Keter

February 05, 2007
They don't have bidets here in Texas. Or at least not anywhere I've been.  ;o)  I like the theory, though; it's far more hygenic.
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balubalu

February 05, 2007

I'm not sure if I've ever seen one here in Germany too and if I see one I don't think I will use it. 

If I really need some dampness down there I think I'll go with some "wet toilet paper" (or whatever it is called in English ;). 

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roadvermin

February 05, 2007
exactly, my s-in-law pioneered this movement travelling/sightseeing in europe, just hilarious.
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DIY Maven

February 05, 2007
Roadvermin's comment reminded me of my friend Judy. On trips to Europe, she too used bidets to wash her feet after long days of walking! 
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Sijbrich

February 05, 2007
Thanks for the correct spelling of 'bidet."  I googled it and I guess a lot of people are misspelling it as "beday."  I had a feeling it was French and would have some letters that weren't pronounced.  Yeah, I've heard that it's also more hygenic than using paper, but I'm still alive and relatively healthy.
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roadvermin

February 05, 2007
You mean a 'bidet'? For sure it isn't for everyone. I like them, have used them. but rarely are bidets in people's bathrooms even in France! You need the space and often the money for a flat like that (with an original or design toilet room). My sister in law uses them to wash her feet lol. - RV's Girl
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bruno

February 05, 2007
I've got family in Argentina, where using these is very common. I've tried them and never got used to it, but people there think it's weird that we don't use them. Cultural differences, I guess...

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