“Look what you’re doing. You’re fighting over
!”
of on-going corona virus pandemic outbreak over the
, humans have to suffer from the
buying
buying. It is easy to get numerously recent news about intense fighting among people to grab essential goods, especially tissues/
, the indispensable and coveted
item
masks and hand sanitizer among corona
. “Retailers in the US and Canada have started limiting the number of
packs customers can buy in one trip. Some supermarkets in the UK are sold out. Grocery stores in Australia have hired security guards to patrol customers”, said Scottie Andrew, CNN. Are people still going to fight to grab
for using during
when they are buying up more quickly than tissues can be restocked? Alternatively, bidets are
choice ever at
time.
It is now generally agreed that people worldwide should
or
to clean their posterior after defecation because it considerably minimizes long-term damage to the global
, reduces annual costs of buying
and provides important
benefits.
: Stressful on the global
It is apparently that
sprayer or
is considered as a key of green apparatus in that using any kinds of
can save not only the old-growth forest but
other natural resources including
, fuel and electricity.
, the environmental effects of
get even worse when we look at how wasteful process to manufacture
is.
As can be seen from the image above,
products
as
,
towels and facial tissues are made from wood pulp, which directly leads to widespread deforestation around the
. Apparently, the Natural Resources
Council (NRDC),
international nonprofit environmental organizationSuggestion
an international nonprofit environmental organization
the international nonprofit environmental organization
that cooperated on the study released that the majority of these raw materials, which are trees, are derived from Canada’s boreal forests. Indeed, according to
Wildlife Fund (WWF), the planet witnessed approximately 270,000 trees a day effectively ripped from the ground with
or ended up as trash all over the
.
, a variety of other natural resources are
involved in the shockingly wasteful process to manufacture
. In fact, Scientific American stated “Americans
36.5
rolls of
every
, representing the pulping of some 15 million trees.
involves 473,587,500,000 gallons of
to produce the
and 253,000 tons of chlorine for bleaching. ”
,
required for manufacturing
nearly 17.3
annually and that significant amounts of energy and materials are used in packaging and in transportation to retail outlets. Interestingly, to those who said bidets waste
, in fact, the standard flow rate for a
is about 0.5
litersa metric unit of capacity, formerly defined as the volume of one kilogram of pure water under standard conditions; now equal to 1,000 cubic centimeters (or approximately 1.75 pints)
– per – minute of
, or
, an about eight of a gallon per
.
, in comparison with manufacturing
, switching to
bidets
is a better solution to save
resources from
and pollution.
,
massive devastation and needless waste drives the Earth in the fight against climate change.
: Stressful on annual
Expenditure
As has been mentioned above, reducing annual costs on
consumption is the
advantage of using bidets for long-term.
,
research
is targeted toward The United States (the U.S.)
spends more than $15.6
a
on tissues (including
) – more than any nation in the
(the figure is shown below).
Estimates from the Statista Consumer Market Outlook show that the United States leads the
in
consumption at the average of $120
dollars per consumer unit/or a
per
. A report, published by U.S. Bureau of
Statistics (BLS), released the number of consumer unit (CU) in
.S.
about 130,000. To enumerate, in that case, the calculation of 130,000 CU/
in the U.S.
multiply with the average of $120
dollars per CU is nearly $15.6
dollars, which means
whole country spends $15.6
dollars each
on tissues, what a huge expense! Ironically, the estimate is just for expenditure from 2014 to 2017. Undoubtedly,
number tends to rise significantly in 2020
of growing population, inflation and even on-going corona virus pandemic outbreak.
, the author of Today I Found Out E-newspaper revealed that for reference as to the expense, San Francisco, the 15th most populous city in the U.S., spent about 4 million dollars annually on cleaning out
and fixing clogged
or even clogged public sewer systems.
Alternatively, the Americans can buy one kind of bidets
as
sprayer, which is quite cheap (starting at around $25 dollars for a basic model) and ridiculously able to install.
: Stressful on
but not least, it is clear that bidets are
more comfortSuggestion
more comfy
more comfortable
, sanitary and greater hygienic. Particularly,
added factor preventing from abrasion is extremely beneficial to people suffering from a sensitive underside
as rash or some
problems as
hemorrhoidspain caused by venous swelling at or inside the anal sphincter
haemorrhoids
haemorrhoids'
haemorrhoid's
, anal fissures and urinary tract infections, said experts. In detail, it is no doubt that converting to bidets improves cleanliness and sanitariness in that it prevents the serious attack by bacteria or virus through
of wiping with tissues. And, aggressive wiping can
painful and fissures, which takes 2 to 3 months to heal and even
hemorrhoidspain caused by venous swelling at or inside the anal sphincter
haemorrhoids
haemorrhoids'
haemorrhoid's
.
To conclude, the evidences show how
and human’s life in a rough way.
, using bidets is an environmentally friendly, economical and healthy selection. It is time to make the switch from wiping to washing for both our own
and the
of the
. Let’s remember
you will feel good about the environmental advantages of bidets, your wallet will feel better about buying fewer dead trees and
your butt will feel very strongly satisfied without dry
.