What Doctors Say About Bidet Toilets_Ceramic Toilet/Basin/Smart Mirror/Garda bath Manufacturing

Doctors generally have positive things to say about bidet toilets. They believe that bidet toilets can provide more thorough and hygienic cleaning compared to traditional toilet paper. This can be especially beneficial for people with certain health conditions, such as hemorrhoids, irritable bowel syndrome, or other issues that may cause discomfort or irritation during cleaning. Additionally, bidet toilets can help reduce the risk of urinary tract infections and other related health problems by providing a more effective and gentle cleaning method.

Contents

1 History of Bidet
2 Types of Bidet
3 Advantages of Bidet Toilet
4 Market Opportunities for Bidet Toilet

History of Bidet

Initially, the bidet existed as a separate module in the bathroom, a type of sanitary ware used for cleaning the buttocks. In the 18th century, people were contemplating an issue. Wiping invisible areas with dry toilet paper was inconvenient and not very clean; surely there must be a better way, right? That’s when the bidet came into being. It originated in Europe and gradually gained popularity. After continuous upgrades and transformations, in 1964, an American invented the smart bidet toilet seat. In 1980, this patent was sold to TOTO Corporation in Japan. Since then, the bidet and toilet have been integrated into one unit and have gradually become smarter, evolving into the modern smart bidet toilet.

Types of Bidet

Traditional Bidet This is a sanitary fixture with its own water supply system, installed separately in the bathroom, distinct from the toilet, shower, and sink. Initially designed for people with limited mobility, it allows for cleaning while seated. Additionally, the standalone bidet comes with adjustable temperature and water pressure settings, as well as extra nozzle accessories, offering more comfort, convenience, and hygiene options. Compared to other types, the Traditional Bidet provides more comprehensive cleaning and can have additional features, but it requires a larger bathroom space.
Spray/Handheld Bidet The Spray Bidet is a device installed next to the toilet, resembling a miniaturized spray gun that can be used while seated on the toilet. Its biggest advantage is convenience. It can share the same water supply as the toilet, is compact in size, and doesn’t take up much space.
Portable/Travel Bidets These are designed for people who frequently travel but still have cleaning needs. They are an excellent alternative to bathroom bidets. They can be easily packed into a backpack or suitcase and taken out for use whenever needed.
Bidet Attachment The Bidet Attachment is a suitable solution for those who wish to retain their existing toilet and add bidet functionality. It can be directly installed onto the original toilet without any plumbing modifications. It may come with basic water pressure and temperature adjustment features.
Bidet Toilet & Seat Here, the bidet and toilet are integrated into a single unit. It is no longer an accessory but a complete system. The Bidet toilet and bidet toilet seat have more specific names: smart bidet toilet and smart bidet toilet seat. “Smart” implies technology, the combination of technology and bidet, toilet. For example, in a smart bidet toilet, the water pressure and temperature will be automatically adjusted according to the environment and each person’s usage habits. In addition, the bidet can also achieve automatic self-cleaning. Installing ultraviolet and infrared lights on the bidet can also provide disinfection, sterilization, anti-inflammatory, and swelling-reducing functions.

Advantages of Bidet Toilet

Energy and Water Conservation Using a bidet toilet can significantly reduce the use of toilet paper. Cleaning can be done with just water, which is not only more environmentally friendly but also more hygienic.
Convenience and Hygiene Bidet toilets can complete the cleaning process automatically without the need for manual intervention. They also come with features like nozzle self-cleaning and UV sterilization, ensuring a high level of hygiene and convenience.
Smart Features Since the bidet toilet is an integrated unit, the bidet can be connected to electricity and controlled by a smart chip. This allows for additional features such as UV sterilization, infrared therapy, and nozzle self-cleaning, setting it apart from other types of bidets.
High Added Value The bidet toilet is a product of the technological era, with technological barriers and patents. Unlike other bidets, which can be made with just raw materials and have less added value, the bidet toilet offers higher profit margins for dealers.

Market Opportunities for Bidet Toilet

Bidet toilets have been popular in Europe and Asia for a long time and have a solid market foundation. However, the competition in these regions is also very fierce, with many companies already vying for market share. Entering these markets with a completely new business would be quite challenging.In contrast, the Americas have seen slower development in this area. Until the early stages of the COVID-19 pandemic in 2020, when concerns about toilet paper shortages led to a surge in demand for this common household item, making it a sought-after commodity with empty shelves everywhere. This phenomenon indirectly promoted the adoption of smart bidet toilets. Particularly during the spring of 2020, when the pandemic first began to spread, some American bathroom fixture manufacturers saw their bidet sales increase by over 400%. North America represents a rapidly growing and substantial market.Latin America and South America are considered the last untapped markets in the smart toilet industry. Most residents are descendants of Europeans and have a tradition of using bidets, providing a good market base. However, smart bidet toilets have not yet been widely promoted on a large scale, and high transportation and customs costs have made them expensive.Finally, if you are interested in becoming a dealer for Keorh in the Americas, please review our relevant policies (for the United States and South American regions). If you are interested, please contact us.