Bidets are legal in Australia. However, many residents believe bidets are illegal in Australia. This is partly because their usage is still quite rare among Australians. In reality, bidets are very much legal in the country, and their usage is highly encouraged.

A handheld bidet is a type of bathroom fitting meant for enhancing personal hygiene. It has a sprinkler-based nozzle outlet that releases a gentle stream of water, and cleans your perianal and genital areas after you use the toilet. 

The Conor Bidet Spray uses 1/8th of a gallon or 0.5 liters of water per spray. If you don’t know what to make or think of this figure let’s compare with alternative it takes up to 37 gallons of water to make a single roll of toilet paper.

A bidet gives you an edge over conventional toilet paper in several things, such as improved cleanliness with more thorough and effective cleaning, hygiene and reduced risk of infection as it minimizes the spread of germs and bacteria. Bidets are a more environmentally friendly alternative to toilet paper where you can significantly reduce paper consumption. It is cost-effective – the initial investment in a bidet may be higher, in the long run, it can save you money on purchasing toilet paper. Besides these, the gentle stream of water from a bidet can provide a soothing and refreshing experience for individuals with sensitive skin, hemorrhoids, or other conditions that may cause discomfort during wiping. For individuals with limited mobility, using a bidet can promote independence and make personal hygiene more manageable.

A bidet seat is a modern bathroom accessory that replaces your regular toilet seat. It’s designed to help
you stay clean and fresh after using the toilet. It uses water to wash you, and you can adjust the water
pressure to your liking. These seats are easy to install on your existing toilet and easy to keep clean.
They bring a new level of comfort and hygiene to your bathroom routine.