When you know how to clean a bidet and how easy they are to use you're going to want one.

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** HOW TO CLEAN A BIDET CHAPTERS **
0:00 How do you clean a bidet? What is a bidet? How does it work?
0:13 Intro Meet #AngelaBrown the House Cleaning Guru
0:22 The toilet paper shortage of 2020 / toilet paper alternatives
1:04 Deep thoughts about poop and personal hygiene
1:24 How does a washlet work? How much does a bidet cost?
2:13 4 different types of bidets
2:40 No room for another toilet in your bathroom?
2:49 The bum gun handheld toilet sprayer
3:20 Builtin toilet seat butt washer
3:43 Veken nonelectric #bidet, selfcleaning dual nozzle spray
4:08 How does a bidet work?
5:32 What cleaning supplies and chemicals do you use to clean a bidet?
8:00 How does the pH scale work and why we use neutral chemicals for maintenance clean
8:41 Clean a toilet with paper towels to avoid crosscontamination
8:56 Force of Nature to spray the toilet and bum washer
9:42 The proper way to clean a toilet with a bidet attachment

Hey guys, today I’m going to be giving you a review on the Veken Dual Nozzle Bidet Sprayer, you know that thing that shoots water at your bum. Let me guess, you’re afraid to try a bidet, right? I’ll quickly tell you why I’m such a fan and why for the first time ever American’s are giving portable bidets that install in minutes some serious thought. So, if you decide you do want this one, I included a link in the description below where you can pick this one up for around $30 bucks.

I had no idea I could get a highquality bidet for such a low price. I used to think they cost hundreds and even thousands of dollars. You don’t need to be a plumber; you can install this in under 5 minutes. And, you don’t need electricity to use it. Pretty cool, eh?

Before I tell you how to clean a bidet let me tell you why every toilet in your house wants one.
Better personal hygiene and cleaning.

If you got poop on your hand, you wouldn’t dry wipe it and then go about your business. Right? You would run shrieking to the sink to wash it off. And yet when your bum gets messy you dry wipe it and then hurry off and act like it never happened. WHAT?

During the pandemic, there was a mad rush on toilet paper. You couldn’t find it in any of the stores and when toilet paper made a reappearance on the store shelves it had doubled in price.

Toilet paper is expensive to use, it’s expensive to create, and with a bidet, you can save money on both and greatly reduce the impact you have on the environment
We’ve joined the earthconscious using about 70% less toilet paper and have given up expensive wet wipes as well. Americans use close to 8 million tons of toilet paper every year. Now, fewer forests will be destroyed to keep up with this demand.

With the portable bum washer (just kidding) the proper name is washlet, you can save money and reduce household waste.
You’ll have better skincare, better hygiene, and a better toilet user experience that will leave you feeling fresh and clean.

Reduce plumbing problems and prevent clogs.

Bidets are quite popular with older people because they help prevent urinary tract infections. And if you have young kids teaching them to use a bidet is easy as teaching them to wipe.
It is one of the best investments you can make considering the health benefits and the money you’ll save on toilet paper.

We’ve really appreciated the benefits of having one. (Make that four. We have four toilets in our house, each now proudly sporting the latest in butt washing care.) I do admit, it took some convincing to get my husband to actually use it, but now that we have them in every bathroom, he wonders why we waited so long.

If you live in a cold climate you may want to get the Luxe Bidet Neo 320 with hot and coldwater settings so you don’t get sprayed with ice water. (We did get this model for the guest bathroom for around $50 so not much more for the added comfort.)

For me, this bidet was a great investment and after you see how easy they are to clean you too will say “I’ll take one for every toilet.”

Thanks for watching and leave me notes to let me know which one(s) you got. I’m eager to hear how you like (or love) them.