Nimshew4
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Has anyone instaled one of the bidets that go over a regulas toilet in an RV? If so how did it work out?
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BarneyS
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They sure have! See this thread and also these search results on the word bidet.
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Francesca Knowles
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Sixteen pages... everything there is to say on the subject, and then some.
It was the "then some" part that got the thread closed, I think...
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Re read again. It would be worth the purchase price to hear my wife during the night the first time she flushes. 
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N6JRA
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down home wrote:Re read again. It would be worth the purchase price to hear my wife during the night the first time she flushes.
I've done it and the look on her face was... priceless. Shock, meets confusion meets the reality of how great of a system this is compared to our traditional, one step removed from cavemen using leaves, way of post-potty cleansing. 
Use a bio-bidet in home and RV. Heated water, heated seat and a post cleaning air-dry for under $500.00. Never going back. 
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Do you use bottled water or just filtered city water or just unfiltered city water, heaven help you.
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Trlrboy wrote:Do you use bottled water or just filtered city water or just unfiltered city water, heaven help you.
Yep, you absolutely have to use filtered, purified and sanitized water to prevent spreading germs to your bottom. 
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N6JRA
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The better systems have filters built in, but certainly the coach filter suffices. Truth is the chances of passing germs through your bottom that's worse then what is leaving is slim to none.
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64thunderbolt
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Bidet???? Camping????? I don't understand.
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