5 Great Bidets, Starting at $53

From an easy-to-install attachment to a $8,000 "intelligent" throne.

Updated July 10, 2024

A Kohler intelligent toilet, used in a post on bidets for all budgets.

Bidets have come a long way since decorated wash basins were introduced in 17th century France. While stand-alone bidets, meant to be straddled and used to bathe the genitals, perineum and anus, are still used today, the term now also applies to a water spout that is built in, or attached, to the toilet and is designed to shoot water—either cold, as is the case with less-expensive options, or warm—at the user’s undercarriage. Below, five great picks that can cut your use of toilet paper way down.

Our Picks For Best Bidets 2024

Luxe Bidet Neo 110, $53

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This affordable bidet has more than 1,000 five-star reviews on Amazon. There’s also a slightly pricier version that offers a warm water option.

Nadeef Hand-Held Bidet, $80

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Entrepreneur Ahmad Iqbal started Nadeef after hearing from Pakistani Canadians that hand-held bidets weren’t widely available here.

Tushy Classic 3.0, $150

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This bestselling bidet attachment fits right between your existing toilet seat and toilet bowl, with a control dial that sits off to the side, and is available in 10 colour combinations. For more on the Tushy 3.0, read our extensive review.

Toto Washlet Electronic Bidet Toilet Seat, $651

A white Toto Washlet Electronic Bidet Toilet Seat on a yellow background, in a post on bidets for all budgets.

This bidet seat replaces your existing toilet seat. Its bidet function is adjustable for positioning and pressure by wireless remote.

Kohler Comfort Height Skirted One-Piece Intelligent Toilet, $8,086

This self-cleaning “intelligent toilet” comes with an integrated bidet, hands-free lid, deodorizing system, remote control-activated warm water cleansing system and blow-dryer function, and an LED night light for after-dark nature calls.

Find additional sustainable ways to wipe your butt, learn more about why bidets are such a environmentally-friendly alternative to TP and read our no-holds-barred review of the Tushy 3.0.

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