written by Luke 92 days ago
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Wonderful description.
Once you go Washlet, a regular toilet just doesn't cut it anymore.
But apparently there is side-effect to the bliss of hot water blasts to your bum, called The Washlet Syndrome.
Proctologists warn that if you overuse the Washlet, you can lose the ability to defecate on your own, and/or develop a rash due to it being too clean down there.
Whatever the case, it can be pretty habit forming. Whenever I notice one in a public bathroom in Tokyo, I find myself making a mental note of it..
written by jcollin3k 92 days ago
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I love my washlet!! I've had one for 3.5 years and still average 3 log dropping sessions a day, so it has not impeded my ability to stay regular.
My greatest concern about leaving Japan is will I be able to get one installed in my bathroom in the U.S.?
My washlet is the single BEST thing I like about Japan, by far.
written by dasian 92 days ago
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Washlet toilets are Japan's greatest creation.
written by ChrisG 92 days ago
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I finally tried it towards the end of my trip and I may use it again when I return.
I have a tip for first timers. If you're curious about these buttons, press them when you're sitting down. Water up your bum is a far lesser shock than a fountain of water all over the toilet, floor and your trousers!
written by freedomwv 92 days ago
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I have not yet been brave enough to try the crazy thing.
written by raistlindbz 92 days ago
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I got one installed in the US, just google "Toto washlet" and you should find different vendors!
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Wonderful description.
Once you go Washlet, a regular toilet just doesn't cut it anymore.
But apparently there is side-effect to the bliss of hot water blasts to your bum, called The Washlet Syndrome.
Proctologists warn that if you overuse the Washlet, you can lose the ability to defecate on your own, and/or develop a rash due to it being too clean down there.
Whatever the case, it can be pretty habit forming. Whenever I notice one in a public bathroom in Tokyo, I find myself making a mental note of it..
I love my washlet!! I've had one for 3.5 years and still average 3 log dropping sessions a day, so it has not impeded my ability to stay regular.
My greatest concern about leaving Japan is will I be able to get one installed in my bathroom in the U.S.?
My washlet is the single BEST thing I like about Japan, by far.
Washlet toilets are Japan's greatest creation.
I finally tried it towards the end of my trip and I may use it again when I return.
I have a tip for first timers. If you're curious about these buttons, press them when you're sitting down. Water up your bum is a far lesser shock than a fountain of water all over the toilet, floor and your trousers!
I have not yet been brave enough to try the crazy thing.
I got one installed in the US, just google "Toto washlet" and you should find different vendors!