How to Curb Your Carbon Footprint & Save the World

The toilet paper shortage across the US, while currently dominating headlines, may be temporary, but it might be worth taking a look at the bigger picture surrounding toilet paper usage both stateside and globally. In other parts of the world, toilet paper is not an essential part of the bathroom experience. There is a different, hygienic way to cleanse using bidets. Not only is a bidet healthier for your backside, it is much healthier for the environment. Bidets really could help save the world.

Americans use 36.5 billion rolls of toilet paper annually, which can make you wonder how many trees are being sacrificed to keep our derrieres only somewhat clean. Some estimates suggest that making a shift from toilet paper to bathroom bidets could potentially save 15 million trees.

OK, so you use less toilet paper, but what about the extra water use? When you consider how much water goes into making a roll of toilet paper, around 37 gallons, it’s not a bad deal, particularly when also taking into account the trees cut down and chemicals used in making toilet paper.

The BM-2000 eliminates the need for toilet paper and the environmental waste of trees. Using this model means that no trees are needed to get your cleaning job done. Plus, this bidet has the power to clean things toilet paper just can’t. The soothing cleanse is life-changing for those that suffer from symptoms associated with chronic UTIs, fissures, hemorrhoids, and IBS. Plus, there will be no more chafing from the harsh drying effects of toilet paper.

The BM-1000 has instant water heating, and a variety of spray functions to meet your bathroom needs, such as a heated dry function, and energy saving functions. This bidet has it all, and more. Also, because you are not using toilet paper, water is saved from toilet paper creation. Why are you still using the same thing people used 200-years-ago before they even knew the impact on the environment?

Using a bidet is a step forward in curbing your carbon footprint. If American’s switched to bidets and ditched toilet paper, millions of trees and millions of gallons of water would be spared. Bidets are a perfect tool for saving the world.