bidet

• “Considering that a search for the term bidet on the DYI Network site yielded no results, Canada's trees will continue to meet an ignominious end.”

  American Thinker

• “The first mechanized bidet did not come on the scene until 1750 and was called a bidet à seringue.”

  Simon & Schuster: Flushed

• “For those that don't know, a bidet is a mini bath for your rear end!”

  The Huffington Post: Mara Gibbs: Everybody Sleeps Where? In Paris, For Luxury, Hotel Plaza Athenee

• “This may seem obvious, but some novices think that a bidet is a toilet without a seat, especially at 3 am, in the dark.”

  Lea Lane: Green Clean Where the Sun Don't Shine: Use a Bidet

• “The Oxford Companion To The Body traces the merkin back to 1450, a time when the bidet was a distant prospect and personal hygiene fell well short of the mark.”

  Wordly Wise

• “Perhaps the Jasmin, then, should properly be called a bidet à computer.”

  Simon & Schuster: Flushed

• “In fact, you can not have a bath every day because it takes too long, so their choice is not to have a bath, and when they think is, you know, bidet, which is in Italy absolutely crucial.”

  Ciao America! An Italian Discovers the U.S.

• “But he led me into his bedroom, another white cube, empty except for a bed, a chair, a table and a tin bidet.”

  Try Anything Twice

• “And with "House Hunters International," there's the fun of finding out what other countries consider the norm in everything from room size -- try telling an American that anything but a walk-in closet is spacious enough -- to "the differences with the bathroom, whether or not they have a bidet, which is more common in some countries than others," says James.”

  Freep.com - RSS

• “The losers see their toys blown up in an atmospherically controlled bidet, which is surely sending out the wrong message about consumer durability.”

  Life and style | guardian.co.uk

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