Seems like it would take a long time by the time you're dry. Just a guess as I've never owned one.

I like the concept. Just a guess, but unless it has some kind of forced air dryer, you'll still need something to dry off with.

They're part of the basic bathroom furniture in my culture, not an extra.
Never seen a User Manual though...

Women use them regularly, men not so much.

Not quite sure they replace TP.

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They had them all over Japan when I went there on business, and friends seem to be installing them on newer homes.

I don't want to know to how those things get cleaned, how often they get cleaned, or how you're supposed to know they're clean.

All that I needed to know to opt out is that the basic idea is something that lives under the toilet rim wants to spray some some liquid substance from under there, with the nozzle pointed up.

I'm not a Sanitation Engineer, but that can't be good.

A bit skeptical on their efficacy after gorging on tacos, Huevos Rancheros, and Dos XX’s on Taco Tuesday at Juan’s Golden Borrego cafe.

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Originally posted by k5blazer:
A bit skeptical on their efficacy after gorging on tacos, Huevos Rancheros, and Dos XX’s on Taco Tuesday at Juan’s Golden Borrego cafe.

Au contraire! That is when they are at their best and most useful.

Instead of continually smearing that greasy hot magma all over your pipe and taint until the nethers are raw, simply wash it away.

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Originally posted by Rev. A. J. Forsyth:...
Instead of continually smearing that greasy hot magma all over your pipe and taint until the nethers are raw, simply wash it away.

LOL...now that’s funny!!!

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Originally posted by egregore:
I like the concept. Just a guess, but unless it has some kind of forced air dryer, you'll still need something to dry off with.

Its one of those Excel Dryer XLERATOReco XL-BW-ECO 1.1N High Speed Automatic Commercial Hand Dryer but inverted, and
you'll be dancing with joy