Qui utilise le bidet?

Qui utilise le bidet?

Les bidets sont des équipements usuels pour les salles de bains de certains pays d’Europe (Grèce, Espagne, mais surtout Italie et Portugal), d’Amérique latine (au Brésil, au Venezuela et surtout en Argentine, où ils équipent environ 90 \% des foyers), du Monde Arabe, du Moyen-Orient et d’Asie (particulièrement au Japon …

Qui a inventé le bidet?

Marc Jacoud
Apparu en France vers 1710, il en est question dans Dépenses de Madame de Pompadour (1751). Son bidet était en bois de hêtre entièrement sculpté sur toutes ses faces. Diverses théories existent quant à l’inventeur du bidet. Les noms de Marc Jacoud mais aussi celui de Christophe des Rosiers sont parfois mentionnés.

Comment se laver le derrière?

Remplissez un récipient avec de l’eau tiède. Versez l’eau entre la raie de vos fesses, et répétez autant que nécessaire. Puis, pour un nettoyage en profondeur, utilisez de l’eau avec un savon doux et frottez doucement. Enfin, rincez et séchez complètement.

What’s the proper way to use a bidet?

Use the toilet first. Remember the bidet is used only to clean after you have already done your business,as grandma used to say.

Sit or straddle the bidet; whatever is most comfortable. Be sure that your clothes are out of the way.

Adjust the water to find a comfortable temperature and pressure. If you have hot water,turn that on first.

Move around until you are positioned so that the water sprays the area you want to clean.

Allow the water to clean that area as if you were in a shower.

Dry off with a towel or use the built-in air dryer if available.

How much water does a bidet really use?

Bidets do save water over toilet paper but in a very indirect way. A bidet uses around ⅛ of a gallon of water every time you use it. Assuming it gets used four times per day for a family of four, it takes about a half gallon of water per day.

Why to use a bidet?

The bidet is a French invention dating back to the 18th century which became popular in the Victorian era when improved plumbing and bathrooms became more common. Bidets are used to wash yourself after using the toilet. They are often used to clean other parts of the body, such as feet.

How does a bidet work, exactly?

The bidet uses a stream of water to perform a similar function to toilet paper. Essentially, there are two types of bidets. The standalone one – it’s a washbasin that you use to clean your genitals and anal area after using the toilet, which you have to clean after and the add-ons.