Life With ALS.com

+    Diagnosed Aug 2005

+     Bipap March 2007

+     PEG July 2007

+     Trache and Vent July 2008

Still Living, Loving & Laughing

A Bidet is a marvelous thing to have for anyone who has limited use of their hands. Not only is it nice for the impaired person, and much more sanitary, but also for the caregiver as they no longer have to wipe the persons back side. I am not sure who appreciates it more!

We have a TOTO Washlet S300 - it is wonderful. I recommend the elongated model. We purchased a toilet from Home Depot called a Renaissance for $129.00 which was elongated as well. They work well together.

A friend just recently purchased a Bio Bidet BB-1000.  Had a 3 yr warranty plus extras for less than the TOTO.  

Here is the link for the comparison.  Premium Models / Remote Control

There are many that are very good, shop around until you find one that is in the price range you are comfortable with.

eBay is another good source, many people have reported getting one for a decent price there.

Whichever one you get you will be glad you did as they take the embarrassment out of going to the washroom.

To go along with the bidet I recommend installing a toilevator to raise the toilet up by about 3.5 inches making transfers easier.