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I installed these in my home back in 2020 in response to the toilet paper shortages because everyone was panic buying toilet paper and I wanted to reduce the consumption of TP.
>You can find kits for cheap. I've got 3 of different brands and never had one leak or break since I got them in 2020. You don't need to replace an entire toilet.
>Cold water is either a serious issue or none at all. Try a cheap kit with no heater for a month and you'll know right away.
>Toilet paper use will be reduced drastically but not eliminated. I buy the nicest stuff I can find because a 12 mega roll pack will last me a year or longer. The kits pay for themselves pretty quick.
>You get used to being clean and don't like shitting in other places.
The only unique difference in my installation is I have an 80 gallon tank that sits in my basement. It keeps the water that goes to my toilets at room temperature to prevent condensation on the tanks. So the water the bidets use is also warmer than usual.

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Apparently Japanese people have these in every house. How hard would it be to attacha small electric waterpump (like 50 kW?) to the water supply line…