Day 8: Are You Missing Out on the ‘Luxury’ of Bidet Sprayers?
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Good morning, and welcome to day 8 of this series helping you understanding the truth behind the personal hygiene revolution of the 21st century…
Let’s get straight down to it…
Obviously, toilet paper has been around for donkey’s years.
Before the bidet sprayer was invented we all had to struggle on with rough old toilet paper.
We had no choice.
But now it’s completely different.
More about that in a minute…
What did we use before the invention of toilet paper?
I guess people just made the most of whatever was around them.
Objects like corncobs, leaves, and coconut shells were supposedly all the rage back then…
Freely available maybe.
Not sure about the quality of result mind you.
Handfuls of snow was also the material of choice for certain folk.
Obviously not for every country though…
Joseph C. Gayetty is often credited as inventing the first packaged toilet paper in the United States in 1857.
However, the Chinese also lay claim as the real inventors of toilet paper way back in 1391.
But even the Koreans are also mentioned in the history books with using a form of toilet paper for personal hygiene way back in 589 AD.
So perhaps Joseph C. Gayetty did a spot of travelling in Asia back in his day and discovered the idea which he then took back to USA.
Gayetty’s version was ok for a while. Well over 100 years in fact…
More about him later…
But this post is about washing properly!!
And that means water…
A bidet sprayer makes far more sense and pays for itself in no time at all.
Why not use the money you’ll save on toilet paper on something more fun, like taking your kids out for the day?
Perhaps an extra round of golf?
It’s up to you how you can spend your money, now that you aren’t throwing it down the toilet every day.
Just think how valuable environmental resources will also be saved once toilet paper corporations stop felling so many trees each and every day.
Also, imagine the reduction in pollution from a big drop in the massive toilet paper manufacturing going on needlessly.
Do I Have To Use Toilet Paper To Dry With When Using A Bidet Sprayer?
It’s up to you…
When you use a bidet sprayer, you may use toilet paper to dry with…
But many people use a small towel or small flannel cloths.
But either choice is going to save you a ton of money.
Bidet Sprayers – Luxury You Can Afford
The bidet sprayer is a luxury item you can definitely afford…
Once you try a bidet sprayer, you’ll be hooked.
I bet you’ll even feel it is now a necessity in your life.
Most of my clients absolutely love their bidet sprayer and only wish they’d invested in one sooner.
This mini-handheld shower for your private parts is the popular hygiene device of choice for millions around the world.
Especially in Asia…
However, not yet as widely used in USA, the UK, Canada.
But this is changing…
Last year we had clients in 14 countries across Western Europe and over the pond in USA and Canada.
And also the other way to Australia and New Zealand…
So you can see shattaf bidet sprayers are growing in popularity across the western world.
Now it’s your turn to decide when you’re going to upgrade your bathrooms to the 21st century…
Or struggle on with toilet paper for a few more months…
But one thing is for certain…
You’ll be using a bidet sprayer every day of your life, real soon…
Why not give this modern invigorating hygiene device a chance to show you how much better every bathroom visit will be for you?
And all of your family members…
Ok, that’s all for Day 8, make sure you come back for Day 9…
See you tomorrow…
Dedicated to improving hygiene,
Greg Noland
Founder, CEO & Author
Shattaf Bidet Sprayers Ltd
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DAY ONE
Introduction to the Shattaf Bidet Sprayer
DAY TWO
Why Are We Talking About Poop?
DAY THREE
Is Our World Sustainable?