Bidets are gentle and hygienic. In fact, a 2022 study found that the hands of people who use bidets have profoundly fewer microbes than those who wipe. Researchers asked 32 nursing students in Japan ...

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If you’re a loyal toilet paper user, you’ve probably never questioned exactly how hygienic your wiping is. Here’s why experts recommend mixing up your bathroom habits in favor of a more efficient ...

Thousands of Americans — myself included — ordered a bidet during the toilet paper shortage of the 2020 lockdown. And we all realized what Italian, Japanese, and other cultures have known for decades: ...

Bathroom tissue isn't the only way to clean your delicates after using the lavatory, and as toilet paper stock dwindles in response to coronavirus-inspired panic buying, you may want to consider ...

Oh, you think a bidet just cleans? That's cute. Toilet paper can clog pipes, is causing deforestation, and leads to issues like thinning skin and chafing in our most sensitive areas. There is a better ...

If you’re a frequent traveler, chances are you’ve stumbled on a bidet or two in your lifetime. Though less common in the United States, bidets (pronounced buh-days) are having a serious moment. This ...

I tested over 30 bidets for cleaning ability, water pressure, and ease of use. My top picks span basic and luxe options from ...

You may have seen them in bathrooms during trips abroad: a second porcelain trough, next to the toilet, that looks like a cross between a urinal and a sink. That thing there is a bidet, people!

While a large majority of the world—from Europe to Asia to South America—has already embraced the bidet as a more sanitary approach to bathroom hygiene for hundreds of years, for one reason or another ...