Bidets - mr-bumwash

A bidet shower toilet is used for personal cleaning after using the toilet. Instead of relying solely on toilet paper, it sprays water for a more hygienic, gentle, and eco-friendly cleanse. Bidets can be handheld sprayers, built-in wash seats, or smart toilets with advanced cleaning functions for different lifestyles.

Yes, bidets are legal in Australia, provided they meet AS/NZS plumbing standards. Proper installation requires a licensed plumber, and some models may need backflow prevention devices to protect water supply safety. MyHomeware bidets are Watermark and WELS-approved, ensuring they comply with local regulations and household plumbing requirements.

You generally don’t need soap with a toilet and bidet. The water pressure and temperature options provide effective and hygienic cleaning. However, some people choose to use mild, fragrance-free soap occasionally for extra freshness. Make sure to rinse thoroughly to avoid irritation if you use soap, especially for sensitive skin.

Bidet toilets are extremely hygienic as they minimise hand-to-skin contact and provide a consistent water cleanse. Many MyHomeware toilet bidet models include self-cleaning stainless steel nozzles, antimicrobial finishes, and drying functions, further reducing bacteria spread. For families, elderly users, or those with sensitive skin, choosing a high-quality toilet and bidet solution is a safer and more comfortable alternative to toilet paper.

Yes. A bidet shower toilet can help with anal fissures by gently cleansing the area without friction from toilet paper. Warm water may soothe irritation, reduce pain during bowel movements, and promote healing. However, water pressure should be low to avoid aggravating the fissure. It’s a supportive hygiene tool, not a medical treatment.