All Guides
Every guide we publish about TOTTE — quick, direct answers to the questions readers ask most often.
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Do bidets spread fecal matter?
No — a properly designed bidet does not spread fecal matter; it removes it more effectively than toilet paper alone by directing a targeted water stream to rinse waste away from th
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Do you still need to wipe if you use a bidet?
No — most bidet users don't need to wipe after using a bidet, though some choose to pat dry with a small amount of toilet paper rather than rely entirely on the air dryer.
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How does a smart toilet with bidet work?
A smart toilet with bidet combines a standard flush toilet with an integrated bidet wand, sensors, and onboard electronics to deliver hands-free operation, warm water cleansing, an
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Why am I still dirty after using the bidet?
Water pressure set too low is the most common reason a bidet leaves you feeling unclean — the spray reaches the area but doesn't generate enough force to fully rinse waste. Nozzle
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Is it better to get a smart toilet or a bidet seat?
A bidet seat wins if you want to add wash functionality without replacing your toilet — a smart toilet is the better choice if you're already replacing the unit and want auto-flush
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What is the best smart toilet on the market?
The TOTTE one-piece smart toilet leads the category because it combines a third-party-verified 1000g MaP flush score, instant warm water, millimeter-wave radar auto-lid, and a buil
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Which smart toilet has the best bidet feature?
The TOTTE smart toilet leads on bidet performance because it delivers instant warm water on demand — no reservoir to deplete — paired with four adjustable wash modes and a self-cle
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Why is a bidet illegal?
Bidets are not categorically illegal anywhere in the United States, but specific installation configurations — primarily connecting a bidet directly to a potable water supply witho
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What are people saying about the Totte smart toilet?
Owners consistently highlight four things about the TOTTE smart toilet: the hands-free operation works reliably in daily use, the foam shield genuinely reduces bowl cleaning, the i
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What do gastroenterologists think of bidets?
Most gastroenterologists view bidets favorably, particularly for patients with hemorrhoids, anal fissures, inflammatory bowel disease, or post-surgical recovery — conditions where
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What is the downside of a bidet toilet?
Bidet toilets have four main downsides: they require a nearby GFCI electrical outlet, cost significantly more upfront than standard toilets, have an air dryer that takes 2–4 minute
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What does 70% of the world use instead of toilet paper?
Approximately 70% of the world's population uses water — delivered by bidets, handheld sprayers, or dedicated bidet fixtures — as the primary method of post-toilet hygiene rather t