Bathroom Fittings and Gadgets

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• Bathroom Fittings and Gadgets
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• The bidet is hundreds of years old and as the it
  progressed many different kinds emerged. Like
  anything else there are different types of them
  and getting to know the different types will help
  you decide which one you want. There are 3
  different types of bidets and in the article I am
  going to mention them and give price ranges.
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• The Original Porcelain Bidet
• The bidet was invented in the 1700s and the first
  type that existed was one that was separate from
  your toilet. These were usually made out of
  porcelain and were very expensive. They were not
  attached to the toilet so a lot of room was
  needed. Since it was separate from the toilet
  once the person was done going to the bathroom
  they would have to get up and use the bidet which
  was next to it. This type was the first one to
  exist and is usually very expensive. It can cost
  anywhere from 500-1800 dollars. Since it was so
  expensive only the high class owned one but it
  was the first bidet out there so if you wanted
  one you had to get this one. The was the first
  type of bidet that existed.

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• The Electric Bidet
• In the 60's a new type of bidet emerged, this
  bidet did not require much room as it was
  attached to your toilet. This type of bidet was
  called the electric bidet. It hooked up to your
  toilet and could be used without having to get
  up. This bidet gained popularity in the 60s as
  indoor plumbing improved. It became more
  mainstream to have the bidet all over the world
  in Europe and Japan. Since it was made out of
  plastic usually, it is much cheaper then the
  earlier versions of the bidet and is found in
  more houses. This type of bidet made the bidets
  popular, it still cost a lot of money to own this
  type of bidet but it had many features that the
  older bidet did not have, it had different
  temperatures and even air drying. The only
  downside is that it requires electricity to use.
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• The Non-Electric Bidet
• As bidets grew in popularity, so did the
  different kinds. A new type of bidet that emerged
  was the non-electric bidet. This bidet requires
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• electricity and is much cheaper then the other
  bidets. It can either be a toilet seat or attach
  in between the toilet and the seat. It is real
  easy to install and requires no electricity. This
  type of bidet gained a lot of popularity in the
  Middle East since it is very cheap and in some
  places they sell for as low as 10. For those
  that just need a simple clean and are on a low
  budget, this option is the best. It does not have
  as many features as the electric bidet does but
  it gets the job done. The non-electric bidet can
  come with either cold water or hot water
  depending on where you hook it up to. Since it
  does not use electricity it will use the piping
  of the bathroom.
• As you can see there are many different types of
  bidets out there. The bidet has changed a lot
  since it was invented hundreds of years ago.
  There are many to choose from and depending on
  your needs you can choose which bidet you want.
  There is the original bidet, which is the most
  expensive and takes up the most room. There is
  the electric bidet which 2nd expensive but does
  not take up any additional room. And finally
  there's the non-electric bidet which is the
  cheapest but does not

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• have as many features as the others. All of these
  bidets are good and have their pros and cons
  depending on what you want. With a little
  research you can find the best bidet for your
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