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In recent years, bidet toilets—also called  smart toilets  and toilets with built-in bidets—have surged in popularity, transforming from a niche luxury to a mainstream household essential. But what drives people to make the switch? We collect some real-life experiences shared by many users. Let’s see what they say and find the most common motivations behind choosing a bidet toilet. 1. Hygiene and Cleanliness: A Paradigm Shift in Bathroom Habits Many users cite superior hygiene as the primary driver. Traditional toilet paper, they argue, often fails to achieve thorough cleanliness, with one user comparing it to “trying to get peanut butter out of a shag carpet.” Bidet toilets, however, use water to rinse the area, leaving users feeling “fresh and spotless.” As one user put it, “Once you experience the clean feeling of a bidet, using toilet paper feels barbaric.” Smart toilets with features like warm water rinses and adjustable pressure further enhance this experience, making it...

Traditional Methods: Which wound catheter fixation method do surgeons usually use? Stitch, yes! What's wrong with using sutures? many problems: Secondary injury Inconvenient to adjust the test tube or change the medicine; Pain; High management risk; Once drainage is over, the sutures need to be removed. In consideration of these problems above, people created many kinds of non-invasive fixation gadgets. But not very useful. Mainly including:  Low stabilization;  High risk of allergy; Limited range of drainage tube diameter; Weak adhesion; Inconvenient to observe and do disinfection care Latest Designed Device Loopix - Innovative Noninvasive Surgical Catheter Fixation Device To overcome these disadvantages, Loopix was designed and manufactured. It can secure drainage catheter doubly, suitable for the fixation of all indwelling drainage tubes without any secondary damage on the skin, completely solve the disadvantage of traditional "suture fixation" method and the risk of d...