Wash and Dry toilet

[scruffycat]

I was visiting a friend. He proudly showed me (and yes use) his new wash and dry toilet.Has anyone else got one?

[iforget]

Unfortunately no... what did you think of it?

[angelite]

Hi Scruffy, I have heard of these. Do they do the job adequately ? x

[cat3]

This is a bit of a bugbear for me Scruffy. I can't for the life of me understand why bidets weren't more available and publicised decades ago. I only know one household which has one and yet it's something everyone should have.

And hospitals ??

So one with a dryer is just the obvious finishing touch ! xx

[scruffycat in reply to cat3]

EXACTLY

[randomphantoms]

Not personally but like you a close friend with a deteriorating condition has one in the wet room.

It took a while to get it working properly but now it is a real plus.

Apparently they cost upwards of £4000.

Love n hugs

Xoxo

[scruffycat in reply to randomphantoms]

There's always a "but".

[Sem2011]

Yes, I have seen a lady who was having issues with local council's refusal to allow adaptation of bathroom into a wet room, and a toilet facility as described above. The lady was confined to a wheelchair with severe fibromyalgia , and greatly needed. The family offered when they moved to replace back to normal bathroom. I have heard they are great, and helps people who have limited capacity, washes, cleans and dries.

[scruffycat in reply to Sem2011]

You've hit the nail on the head. This woman you speak of appears very similar to me. Although mine is the result of a car crash, way back in 1992, which has left me with additional brain and nerve damage. But, back to the toilet - I've heard they'll also make the tea!!