Linked by David Adams on Wed 23rd Jul 2008 16:57 UTC
"The Japanese love those things!" That's what I've heard a lot of people say when I've talked to them about my latest obsession, the Coco 6035Re Bidet toilet seat. As part of OSNews' ongoing project, "Building The Wired Home," I wanted to try to see what the march of technological progress has brought to the bathroom, so we installed a bidet seat in OSNews' House of the Future. It turns out, I'm pretty impressed.
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Member since:2005-08-19
Kinda sucks.
(actually, it doesn't "suck"
) These are really interesting, but I'd need some additional wiring.
I've been thinking about getting an electrician to come in and do a bunch of wall-fishing to hook up some new electrical jacks, ethernet, etc. because there are some areas in this house that I simply can't get to.
Does anyone know what it might cost to get someone out here for 1-2 hours? I'm in the U.S.A.
Member since:2006-01-12
If you seriously need to use that much toilet paper good fiber diet should do job. And to be most eco you just wipe with hand. Keep mind that fresh water is going to be next reason for war, atleast according to "experts".
But seriously try eating more fibers it should solve muzzle problem :p.
Member since:2006-01-26
Ever heard of the flushing threshold? There's an x amount of toilet paper you can flush in one go, and feeding your toilet x+1 results in... Well, use your imagination.
Yeah... we have two different toilets in the house, one being newer (the renovated bathroom) and one being older.
I have to use the older one because I constantly plug the newer one somehow.
It sometimes takes 3 or 4 flushes before I'm "finished".
Edit: I'm sure if my wife ever reads these comments, she's gonna laugh.
Edited 2008-07-23 20:22 UTC
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2006-01-26
I know as a fact that I'm a "Column B" guy as well... I can definitely relate to David's experience.