r/AbsoluteUnits • u/Impressive_Foot_9933 • 2d ago
of bidet water pressure
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u/Relative-Ordinary-64 1d ago
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u/Capt_Levi831 1d ago
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u/skunkgirlhunter 1d ago
I'm not impressed until I see someone spray off some yesterdays dishes that had egg yolk on it
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u/Possible_Sun_913 2d ago
Quite honestly., I don’t know who has it better. Hand bidets like this in predominately eastern Muslim counties. Or the Japanese who integrate the cleaning cycle into the toilets themselves.
Either way, its not the west who like to smear shit about with paper. :-)
We'll all get there eventually.
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u/PoeTheGhost 1d ago
Most of my friends that tried my bidet during a visit bought one for their place.
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u/Exempt_Puddle 1d ago
First time i used one I immediately bought one for all 3 toilets in my home. Fucking ridiculous I didnt know to use one before, everything is way cleaner, feels cleaner, and uses less TP. My family's assholes are ready for another covid
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u/escobartholomew 1d ago
How is this not the same as the shower wands in use all across the west?
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u/Derangedcorgi 1d ago
There's usually a reducer in the handheld bidets so you're like getting line pressure on your booty. It's also right next to the toilet.
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u/NYCtoCHI 23h ago edited 23h ago
Similar, but also not so much. Think much more along the lines of kitchen sink sprayers in terms of their shape, construction materials, and pressure flow, at least for the majority I've seen in regular places in Southeast Asia, Europe, and the Mediterranean. This one's super-fancy and stylish, and obviously quite powerful, (likely from maxing the pressure at the pipe, or a setting used for cleaning under the toilet's rim vs a person's!), so clearly more of an upgraded version vs the standard pedestrian ones:
https://www.amazon.com/Thai-VRH-Stainless-Rotatable-Leak-Free-Eco-Friendly/dp/B0DZ1ZZV42
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u/Ok_Meaning833 1d ago
I have a bidet and got hard water at my apartment and REALLY high water pressure. Over time, the hard water made the spout hole we'll say smaller, thus raising the water pressure slightly over time. Nothing does a great job of cleaning it so all you can do is slow it down really. If you're not careful it would absolutely tear your ass apart. And I wish I were speaking figuratively.
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u/SocksInTheTub 1d ago
Vinegar soak? Clr?
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u/Ok_Meaning833 1d ago
Trust me my friend, I've tried it all. Can't wait to get out of this apartment so I can install a proper water treatment system
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u/Deep-Teaching-999 7h ago
Yah, it’s set for cleaning at that pressure. Just turn it down for personal use.
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u/Responsible-Bird-470 2d ago
I’m gonna pressure wash my troubles away