what do you say?

[dwright5 (Daren J. Wright, #50446)]

this is the second time I have seen this, and it was done to every toilet. Is this for housekeeping or personal hygiene? How do you comment, all I can do is shake my head??? I am sure it violates a few plumbing codes

[jfunderburk (Joe Funderburk, CMI)]

I would call it unconventional in my report and advise them to view it for themselves regarding acceptability.

[jjimenez (Juan C. Jimenez)]

Are you going to write in the report that it has an unconventional bidet or toilet?

[rernst1 (Robert Ernst)]

I’ve seen it mostly in Asian peoples homes. It’s a home made bidet. In my opinion it should have a back flow prevention device.

[canderson5 (Cameron Anderson)]

That’s for if you happen to get dehydrated while on the pot. :mrgreen:

[dwright5 (Daren J. Wright, #50446)]

It was asians, and I knew backflow preventer had to be in there somewhere.

[belliott (Bob Elliott, 450.0002662)]

Never found that yet though it would be a fast way to clean if there was a floor drain…

[cwalsh (Chris Walsh, CMI)]

I’d say it looks crappy !!

[rhensel (Russell Hensel)]

Actually they are probably installed because the person who lives/lived there is Muslim and they do not use toilet paper but instead wash after #2. This is a typical view of a toilet area in the middle east.

[jjimenez (Juan C. Jimenez)]

I have been tasked (by my wife) to install this! We are going to use washable diapers. The sprayer is to clean the poop off the diaper so it doesn’t all go into the washer machine. Im hoping business picks up in about 7 months

[jmoxley (Joseph Moxley)]

@rernst1

I’ve seen it mostly in Asian peoples homes. It’s a home made bidet. In my opinion it should have a back flow prevention device.

I have been stationed overseas in many Asian countries and I have seen this hook up before.

[mmeeker (Michael Meeker, CMI)]

I have this and love it.

http://mrsbidet.com/?gclid=CMbQqMGen7ICFQcGnQodiQYAzw

Being fresh and clean is important to me and nothing so far works better.

Less irritation than wet wipes and excessive wiping with normal paper and the job is done right.

[mchiquete (Mary Ann Chiquete)]

@jjimenez

I have been tasked (by my wife) to install this! We are going to use washable diapers. The sprayer is to clean the poop off the diaper so it doesn’t all go into the washer machine. Im hoping business picks up in about 7 months

I think it is a great idea for cloth diapers, maybe you should name it and put a patent on it! I remember years ago with my babies cleaning poop off cloth diapers, this would have come in quite handy.

[mlarson (Michael Larson, WI Lic. # 1672-106)]

Well this thread has gone to crap.

[cbottger (Charley L. Bottger)]

@mlarson

Well this thread has gone to crap.

Ya mean there is nothing in this thread ya cannot disagree with come on now look a little harder surely there is something:p

[mlarson (Michael Larson, WI Lic. # 1672-106)]

@cbottger

Ya mean there is nothing in this thread ya cannot disagree with come on now look a little harder surely there is something:p

Your spelling?

[jlevy1 (James Levy)]

@mmeeker

I have this and love it.

mrsbidet.com

Being fresh and clean is important to me and nothing so far works better.

Less irritation than wet wipes and excessive wiping with normal paper and the job is done right.

T M I :shock:

[cbottger (Charley L. Bottger)]

@mlarson

Your spelling?

Very Nice:p;-)

[mcyr (Marcel Cyr, CMI)]

Quote:
Originally Posted by mmeeker http://nachi.cachefly.net/forum/images/2006/buttons/viewpost.gif
*I have this and love it.

http://mrsbidet.com/?gclid=CMbQqMGen7ICFQcGnQodiQYAzw

Being fresh and clean is important to me and nothing so far works better.

Less irritation than wet wipes and excessive wiping with normal paper and the job is done right.*

T M I :shock:

I agree James .