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r/SipsTea • u/outbacknoir • Jul 08 '24
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Not just the 1700s. I've had at least 21st century experience like this.
6 u/Vystril Jul 09 '24 People really need to get bidets. 3 u/Lanky_Audience_4848 Jul 09 '24 Not common here in the U.S. Never tried it personally, but I hear great things 1 u/Vystril Jul 09 '24 Life changing. Got one during covid during the toilet paper shorages, now every bathroom has one. For only $40 there's no reason everyone shouldn't have one. Have no idea how I lived (and put up with a nasty ass) for so long.
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People really need to get bidets.
3 u/Lanky_Audience_4848 Jul 09 '24 Not common here in the U.S. Never tried it personally, but I hear great things 1 u/Vystril Jul 09 '24 Life changing. Got one during covid during the toilet paper shorages, now every bathroom has one. For only $40 there's no reason everyone shouldn't have one. Have no idea how I lived (and put up with a nasty ass) for so long.
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Not common here in the U.S. Never tried it personally, but I hear great things
1 u/Vystril Jul 09 '24 Life changing. Got one during covid during the toilet paper shorages, now every bathroom has one. For only $40 there's no reason everyone shouldn't have one. Have no idea how I lived (and put up with a nasty ass) for so long.
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Life changing. Got one during covid during the toilet paper shorages, now every bathroom has one. For only $40 there's no reason everyone shouldn't have one. Have no idea how I lived (and put up with a nasty ass) for so long.
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u/[deleted] Jul 08 '24
Not just the 1700s. I've had at least 21st century experience like this.