Insider
Insider
  • 5 years ago
Bidets have been around for over 300 years, first known in France in the 1700s. They're used worldwide, are more hygienic than just toilet paper, and environmentally friendly. Why haven't they made it to the US?

Recommended

0:51
I
Up next
¿Por qué no debes tirar el papel de baño en el bote de basura?
Su Medico
24:06
Former NASA astronaut rates 9 more space scenes in movies
Insider
2:24
What Did Ancient Humans Use For Toilet Paper?
Live Science
1:13
Is It Finally Time to Get a Bidet?
Real Simple
4:03
One-third of Americans admit that they don't wash their hands after using the bathroom. Here's why you should.
Insider
1:08
Hygiene: Here’s why you should never put toilet paper on a public toilet
OhMyMag UK
0:50
The truth about toilet seat covers on public toilets
Wibbitz Top Stories
1:02
Wet wipes ban in the UK: Here's why using them in the toilet is bad for your health
OhMyMag UK
5:10
What If We Ran Out of Toilet Paper?
WHAT IF
1:48
Eight in 10 Brits will only venture into a public toilet if it was completely unavoidable
SWNS
4:02
Turning plastic bottles into public toilets
Zoomin English
6:54
Why the Toilet Needs an Upgrade
WIRED
2:26:31
Martial arts masters rate 76 fight scenes in movies and TV
Insider
16:10
Could Mexican pulque be the next tequila or mezcal?
Insider
3:03
Elon Musk boosts Trump at rally underscored by racist rhetoric as Beyoncé rallies behind Harris
Insider
2:13
4 things that have helped me be successful, according to Citi CMO Alex Craddock
Insider
14:40
Just the Facts – Health and Healthcare: Steve Ballmer Talks Through the Numbers
Insider
14:43
Just the Facts – US Population: Steve Ballmer Talks Through the Numbers
Insider
4:53
How long will it take to call the 2024 US election?
Insider
4:19
Where Melinda French Gates spends her billions
Insider
39:51
How the Secret Service actually works, according to a former special agent
Insider
39:02
How millionaire bankers actually work, according to a former trader
Insider
24:55
How ultra-processed baby food gets kids hooked on sugar
Insider
13:40
Why the US loses $800 million a year in unrecycled aluminum cans
Insider
12:34
Inside the race to find the first antiaging drug
Insider