So then you're for having one?
Absolutely.
There are far too many benefits that this design provides in the a multitude of sanitary reasons.
Anyone that's had diarrhea one time knows that the repeated trips to the bathroom, that constant wiping with toilet paper leads to rash, infected skin and guess what's in the middle of that equation...
urine and fecal matter. One of the worst things you can expose the human body to in the direct line of blood transmission.
In a shower, this is how we clean that particular area, with assistance of a wash rag to ensure the area is clean.
For years, bidets were only for the independently wealthy. When it moved to the toilet seat application, it was STILL for the independently wealthy and it cost in the 100's and out of reach for the average person.
The average is people spend on average, $200-$400 a year for toilet paper that is a one time use, down the drain it goes for a family of four.
A bidet toilet seat eliminates this cost down to $20 a year, possibly less, and the water consumption is no more than a 8oz. glass of water in the periodic use.
Water is cheap against toilet paper, always will be.
Other countries don't even believe in the use of toilet paper.
Toilet paper is the #1 reason for clogged toilets, clogged piping systems.
When the prices started to drop on these bidet toilet seats, people started waking up to this reality that toilet paper is such a old age design and method.
The one I use isn't even $70, and it cleans me better than toilet paper ever has.
No reaching in awkward position, just sit and spray, it all goes away. Kernel corn included.
I tried to post a video on youtube watching me get "clean" but they instantly took it down, said it was "too realistic and displays the effectiveness in such a way that our servers would blow up if enough people find out about this great product."