Bidet Was a Small Horse From Which The Song 'a Dada on My Bidet'

Bidet was a small horse from which the song "A dada on my bidet". Our bathrooms bidet is used primarily in the intimate hygiene but is also very practical for washing the feet, toilet for pets and children love to wash their hands. Origin of the bidet: a French invention. The first bidets in France dated the beginning of the 18th century. The bidets were bathroom furniture removable, consisting of a bowl in the shape of a half PEAR porcelain in a fitted with four feet, and a cover of wood wooden cabinet. That of Madame de Pompadour was entirely carved beech wood. He was in the House until the invention of plumbing bathroom in the early 20th century. The bathroom design idea of the bidet perhaps just observation of practices including the Middle East, where a jet of water to wash in the bathroom? The bidet in the world The paper multiple layers next to the toilet, wipe gently, we forget to wash properly until the shower. Suddenly, more need for bidet, which disappears from the French bathrooms. However, this French invention was a global success. The bidets have multiplied in Europe: Greece, Spain, Portugal, Italy (the Americans and the English do never fell into the bidetmania); in Latin America: they are in almost all homes of the Brazil and the Argentina; found in the Middle East and they did fury in Asia. The Japanese washlet has surpassed his master French in ingenuity and frequency since there even in the public toilet! It must be a reason, the Japanese made their invention. In 1980, they create the first toilet paper: the bidet toilet, which dry the user after him have washed (a bit like a car available). This new invention came in 60% of Japanese households and many hotels. Bidet: an artistic element in the Deco interior Designers (especially Italians) focused on the bidet: * Starck has created suspended bidet of Duravit * Chistiane Perrochon remains in sobriety with a black bidet for NIC barthroom design * Maurizio Duranti imagined several bidets for various brands * Paolo of Arrigo is a specialist in the design of bathroom Japanese toilets are more known for their technology for their design which, however, give a very modern look to your home. See: * the smartfactory website * the Washlet by Toto's Métalarcéco * the electronic bidet or Japanese toilet to Evolence Coôté A of the toilet or otherwise in the bathroom, bidet is changing little in its form. This is clearly explained by the need to use it for the intimate toilet! But despite this duty of shape, the types of different bidets abound: suspended bidet, bidet swivelling and telescoping, on foot, removable bidet on WC, transportable bidet bidet, bidet escamotable. Source: Bathroom Ware Blog