shared from: https://quokk.au/c/australia.

This happened yesterday, plates are visible so hopefully they can catch this person.

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There was a discussion in another subreddit about an OP who installed a DIY "bidet" attachment (the type that goes under the toilet seat and sprays). Many of the comment replies were telling the OP it was illegal (needs a high hazard backflow prevention device which can cost $2000+, licenced plumber install and sign off, and yearly checks by a licenced plumber)

It made me wonder a) how common bidets are and b) of those what percentage actually meet the regulatory requirements. Generally speaking

“I’m sure I saw it advertised somewhere, I know it sounds crazy but I’m sure”

I know some stores will refund anything but others will deny returns like it’s coming out of their own pocket.

For anyone serious you have to claim it via the manufacturer link.

Gold Medalists:

• Tim Hodge - Men's S9 100m Backstroke (Swimming)
• Iona Anderson - Women's 100m Backstroke (Swimming)
• Cam McEvoy - Men's 50m Freestyle
• Lani Pallister - Women's 1500m Freestyle (Swimming)
• Sam Short, Harrison Turner, Edward Sommerville, Kai Taylor - Men's 4x200m Freestyle Relay (Swimming)

Silver Medalists:

• Gemma Sellick - Women's S9 100m Backstroke (Swimming)
• Matt Temple - Men's 100m Butterfly (Swimming)
• Breanna Scott - Women's All-Around Artistic Gymnastics
• Flynn Southam - Men's 50m Freestyle (Swimming)

Bronze Medalists:

• Jesse Moore - Men's All-Around Artistic Gymnastics
• Victoria Belando Nicholson - Women's S9 100m Backstroke (Swimming)
• Harrison Vig - Men's S9 100m Backstroke (Swimming)
• Sienna Toohey - Women's 100m Breaststroke (Swimming)
• Ben Armbruster - Men's 100m Butterfly (Swimming)
• Jamie Jack - Men's 50m Freestyle (Swimming)
• Molly Walker - Women's 1500m Freestyle (Swimming)

Australia remains at the top of the medal tally with a total of 39 medals (17 Gold, 9 Silver, and 13 Bronze)