Dr. Nafeesah Allen is a multilingual communications strategist and global real estate investor with nearly 15 years of experience. She began writing about home improvement and design over four years ...

Americans are just starting to catch on to the benefits of a bidet. Since it's an attractive alternative, many people are learning how to use a bidet.

CLEVELAND, Ohio — What you do in the bathroom is your business. But if you’re game for a little bit of potty talk, it might save you $45 or more each year. Fair warning, this is a column about using a ...

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Bidets offer a practical alternative to toilet paper, but the challenge is that most stay fixed at home. That’s where travel bidets come in, which provide a portable solution for a clean experience ...

Q: I feel like I’m using the wrong toilet paper or what I’m using is too harsh on my skin. How should I be wiping after using the bathroom? A: Instead of wiping with toilet paper, try using a bidet.

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Although installing a bidet is a project you can tackle on your own, you may make some mistakes during the process that can ...

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