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Old 02-03-2012, 05:54   #31
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I have seen marine type toilets with built in bidet but there is also this add on
EnvironmentalBidet Bidet Hygiene Supreme

Only one problem (maybe) according to the description in the link - "Its patented 1 pocket 3 nozzles allow maximum hygiene with a soothing pulsating massage."

It just might be that your water tanks will run dry before you can get your lady off the thing.
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Old 02-03-2012, 08:14   #32
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I was broke down in Turtle Bay years ago when a 50' Hatteres pulled in and dropped the hook. I rowed over and asked to use his sideband to get some parts coming. I got invited to dinner & cocktails and got to watch a movie called
"The worlds first porno musical"
I laughed until I fell overboard!
They also had a bidet and a full size bathtub on board!
The radio worked so in about 3 days, I got a case of fuel filters sent to me so I could get to Newport - what a trip!
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Old 02-03-2012, 10:02   #33
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Thanks for your replies. Found the following article that you may enjoy. I don't think they use very much water in answer to one observation. Tushy Clean: Bidet For The Everyman | The Intellectual Appreciation of Poop Humor | PoopReport.com
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This is a great arse washing post LOL we will stick with the wipes LOL altho that bidet seat sorta got my attention !! Connie would love that !! Bob and Connie
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Bidet..... on a boat It's called a "stern shower"!
Whoops...no ... I didnt mean THAT! I meant use the stern shower!
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Old 02-03-2012, 11:50   #36
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Pelagic-- that unit you had the link to is 510 punds
Supreme BB-1000 Electronic Bidet Seat
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1. Get a cat
2. Squat
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Old 02-03-2012, 12:30   #38
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I moved to Canada 12 years ago. I'd lived in the USA before so I knew that a bidet was not a common household item. In Argentina, where I'm from, a bidet is considered a must for any home bathroom. There's even a product called "bidet náutico" (nautical bidet), which is basically a bracket, some pipe, and a handle that you attach to the toilet seat. It also has a hook-up for a regular faucet hose from the toilet water supply.

When you're done you move the arm (which is conveniently tucked away to the side, inside the toilet) and open the faucet. Wash before you wipe, my mom used to say.

I have two of those at home, which have been moving with me every time I moved. Installation is trivial. I have been wondering whether I would install one on the boat when we go cruising. I probably will install it but not use it until I know what our water consumption is and how easy it is to fill the water tanks. Or maybe not; I'm sure this is going to be buried deep down in the to-do list.

Unfortunately I did a quick Google search and can't find a link to the product. But if you go to Argentina you'll probably be able to get it at many neighborhood hardware stores
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1. Get a cat
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It's that why they use to call the front of the boat ahead.
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It's that why they use to call the front of the boat ahead.
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Hello: I don't use a Bidet now but was thinking that one on the boat especially the add-on to the standard toilet might be an idea for longish periods where washing or swimming opportunities might be limited. I googled "add on bidet for toilets" and found a number. Any thoughts or experience?? I thought it might be an attractive idea for somebody like Captain Hook. MarkH
I think the vaccuflush has an attachment for a hose nozzle - otherwise buy a simple pushbutton hose nozzle and hook into the fresh water.
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I loved the toilets in Japan! Electronic. when you were done you pushed the bidet button and got a wash... then you pushed the dry button and got a warm air dry!
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You could always temporarily pull the paddle-transducer out from the inside - that should give you a small saline fountain suitable for bits and pits!
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Hmmmm? I think I'll get a spray bottle from the dollar store and have a shelf handy in the head....
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Cheechako, my partner and I just got back from Japan. The toilets are amazing there!! They sing to you, welcome you to the toilet, flush for you do all the wiping! Ahhh Japan
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