Bidets, the fastest-growing category in American bathrooms.

About this pillar

Bidets went from European curiosity to mainstream US bathroom upgrade in under ten years.

The pandemic accelerated it — people stuck at home read about how the rest of the world wipes and started clicking “add to cart.” Sales tripled. Then they kept growing.

We cover the full range, from $40 non-electric attachments that bolt onto your existing toilet, all the way up to $5,000 integrated Japanese smart-toilets with seat warmers, dryers, and night-lights. Different products solve different problems.

• Bidet seats — retrofit a bidet onto your existing toilet (most common upgrade path)
• Bidet-toilet combos — a single integrated unit, premium tier
• Non-electric bidets — cold water, no power needed, $30-100
• Electric bidets — heated water, dryer, deodorizer, $250-1,500
• Buying guides + brand comparisons — TUSHY, Brondell, Bio Bidet, TOTO Washlet