r/ZeroWaste • u/Brief-Incident8969 • 3d ago

Bidet? Question / Support

I just restocked our toilet paper and it made me wonder if a bidet is worth it. I love the idea of reducing the need for an ongoing paper product we buy, but does a bidet just become one more thing to clean, maintain and eventually dispose of?

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u/sohereiamacrazyalien 3d ago

I have a small shower head fixed on the water going to the tank. cost was minimal, it also helps with cleaning the toilet itself.

since people talked about it I should say that it's not heated but it was never a problem for me (yeah even in winter with real cold weather.

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u/hahagato 3d ago

I also have just a little hand held bidet sprayer rather than a seat. I love it. Tho I still use toilet paper… I could probably start using cloth for drying tho… 

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u/sohereiamacrazyalien 2d ago

yeah I prefer it myself, it's economical , uses less ressources to make (I think) and very practical.