Minneapolis-We all remember the toilet paper shortage in 2020. People fight for the last square, so people start looking for other ways to clean

I'm talking about the bidet! You know, the toilet gives you the "car wash treatment" behind you.

So I asked our Sunrisers what they thought of European style toilets, and I got some good responses:

This Sunriser told me that they bought one in case the toilet paper shortage continues. They also recommend using warm water unless you want to "wake up" more in the morning.

Bought one at the beginning of the pandemic, just in case TP continues to be scarce. They are good...but make sure you have one with a heater, unless you need an extra "wake me up" in the morning.

The person wrote that they even have a heated seat, and the toilet without a bidet is "barbaric."

Yes. There is even one with heated seats. A toilet without a bidet is barbaric.

BK has a bidet on every toilet in her house! She went on to say that she wanted to give them as housewarming gifts.

We have had one for 5 years, and we put one on every toilet in the house. To be honest, I considered them as housewarming gifts because they are great. However, you must be vigilant about cleaning nozzles.

Almost everyone who responded said the bidet "changed life."

So, I am "rinsing" nonsense and entering the "bottom" of this "bidet boom".

"The most worthwhile thing... has always been the bidet," said KFAN radio producer and "bidet lover" Zach Halverson, who hyped his views on the bidet on the radio. Love.

"It makes sense... When you think about cleaning up spills on the counter, any kind of mess, you need to clean up you need some water-based solution, and for some reason, when you go to the bathroom At that time, we just used paper directly," Zach said.

Zach put it very well, if the toilet paper shortage in 2020 tells you anything, it is that we Americans use a lot of toilet paper.

In fact, ordinary people use 57 sheets of toilet paper every day, and when we start to use them up, many people become "curious about the bidet."

"We are really educating our customers why bidets are cleaner, healthier, more environmentally friendly, more cost-effective, and save the planet... It's like a win-win and a win-win situation. People are afraid to change the whole habit of their three generations," Tushy sits Miki Agrawal, the founder of the bathtub, said that this is a spray attachment that can basically be added to any toilet.

Miki understands that people may hesitate to switch, but she is not surprised by the positive feedback from customers after the bidet business starts to flourish in 2020.

"We have just kept the door open, and we have been educating people for a long time," Miki said. "Tushy is the preferred solution to this problem. He said,'Hey, if you can't get anything, then you don't actually need TP during the pandemic...you can use our bidet and Bamboo towels.'"

Miki told us that sales of Tushy bidets soared in March and April 2020, then plateaued, and are now five times as many as before the pandemic.

"This is just a huge'ahha' moment, which happened during this time, and it was amazing," Miki said. 

Zach totally agrees and is still trying to watch the rest of the Powertrip morning show on the bidet train. 

"I hope that in the future, we will all look back on this period of time, and we want to know what made us take so long, why not every family is like this?" Zack said. "It should be like a TV, like a washing machine...everyone's bidet. I want it to happen."

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