At first, it was mostly for the upper class, but by the 19th century, indoor plumbing led to the bidets we have today. You might describe it as a really low sink next to the toilet. Its popularity ...

Bidets that offer warm water either have a heating tank that warms the water from your toilet water line, or they take water from the sink line and run it through a coil heating system in the bidet.

Behold the Brondell Swash Thinline T44, the best bidet seat I’ve ever sat on. And for $700, it had better be.

You can use a handheld bidet to rinse out the toilet, or even fill up a mop bucket without awkwardly squeezing it into the ...

a sink, and of course, the porcelain throne, the toilet. But have you considered taking a note from Europe (and much of ...