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A Blind Spot
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this post was submitted on 14 Dec 2024
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Lots of places. I did bring this tradition to my home from Thailand. I keep a small towel next to the toilet to dry myself, that I change every week or so.
The main downside is that modern toilets nowadays are wall mounted without any exposed pipes, which makes it impossible to install a bidet without making holes in the wall...
A lot of sinks have exposed plumbing though...
Yes, if you're lucky to have the sink close to the toilet bowl that'd ideal. In my case I had to run a pipe around
Replacement seats with built-in bidets are becoming more and more common, they just attach to the water line on the back of tank, they're very convenient.
Can't attach after installing the toilet without making holes though. Not an option for a rental.