How does one try out a bidet? Call all the neighbors, find one with a bidet, and ask if you can come over to enjoy their facilities?Originally Posted by iris lilies
How does one try out a bidet? Call all the neighbors, find one with a bidet, and ask if you can come over to enjoy their facilities?
Or, phone hotels around asking if any of their rooms have a bidet and stay there overnight. Funny to think of test-driving a bidet...How does one try out a bidet? Call all the neighbors, find one with a bidet, and ask if you can come over to enjoy their facilities?
As Cicero said, “Gratitude is not only the greatest of virtues, but the parent of all the others.”
“Hello, could you tell me what temperature your bidets are set at please? I’ll also need to know the thread count of your sheets and towels, and whether you have a waffle maker for the free breakfast.”Or, phone hotels around asking if any of their rooms have a bidet and stay there overnight. Funny to think of test-driving a bidet...
Can't imagine... don't even take a bath at a hotel much less for something so personal. Also, can't imagine letting ANYONE watch me use a bidet.Or, phone hotels around asking if any of their rooms have a bidet and stay there overnight. Funny to think of test-driving a bidet...
Last edited by frugal-one; 4-19-21 at 8:28pm.
After this discussion I am off of this idea! There will not be a bidet in the irislily household.
Have to ask - what the deciding factor for this final decision, the cold water at Idahl's house or the test driving?
As Cicero said, “Gratitude is not only the greatest of virtues, but the parent of all the others.”
Thanks for the laugh!Have to ask - what the deciding factor for this final decision, the cold water at Idahl's house or the test driving?
the potentially cold water thing is something I had not thought about. Eek.Have to ask - what the deciding factor for this final decision, the cold water at Idahl's house or the test driving?
And really, it’s another gadget to go wrong, another thing to pop off and leak all over. already I didn’t hook up an ice maker in my condo because I am fearful of it going bad. Surprisingly, this 100 year old building has a water line for an ice maker in the kitchen.
My son and I were wondering if I will have a water line in mine that was built in 1979. Of not he can run one off the dishwasher. I need my ice).
I have known two people that had serious leaks from refrigerator water lines. We just use a silicone ice tray.
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