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c/ask-anything•avery219avery219•29d ago

That $40 bidet attachment saved me way more than I expected

Bought a basic bidet attachment off Amazon six months ago. Just a cold water one, nothing fancy. My toilet paper bill dropped from like $15 a month to maybe $3. Plus I feel way cleaner after using the bathroom. Also cut down on clogged pipes from too much TP. Has anyone else made the switch and noticed a difference in their plumbing?
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the_alice
the_alice29d ago
Oh man, I actually read something about this the other day! There was this plumbing company that did a study and found bidet users had way fewer clogs because they weren't flushing wads of TP all the time. I was kinda shocked how much the paper adds up too, like my friend switched and she said her septic tank guy noticed a huge difference in how often she needed pumping. Plus I saw some people saying their water bill barely went up so it's basically all savings lol.
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joel_clark37
joel_clark3728d agoOG Member
My buddy got an electric one and now his kids fight over whose turn it is to use the bathroom.
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paige331
paige33129d ago
Ha, yeah the TP savings are real! I was skeptical too when my sister-in-law first told me about hers. I got a cold water one last year and honestly the biggest difference I noticed wasn't even the paper bill it was how much less I have to deal with my plumbing. I live in an old house with cast iron pipes and they clog if you look at them wrong. Since I switched I haven't had a single backup. The water bill thing is true too, like maybe a buck or two extra per month at most. But fair warning if you've got a really old toilet the bidet might not fit right. Ask me how I know haha.
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