A dunny seat with a built-in bidet squirts a clean stream from a nozzle to freshen up your backside. This nozzle hides away in the seat when you're not using it. The fancy electronic ones have the perk of warm water and air blowers for a snug experience. They're a top-notch choice for cleanliness, saving a few quid, and are better for the environment since you won't need loo paper. This no-hands cleaning method means you're getting a proper clean.
These loo seats usually come with a remote, which you can stick on the wall or attach to the seat itself, letting you automate stuff like auto-flush, setting the temp, and even having your own settings if there's more than one person using it. You can adjust the seat temp, how strong the water sprays, and heaps more, making sure you've got a tailored and sanitary loo visit without having to touch the dunny seat to get it all going.
Toto's known for making bidet dunny seats that hit the mark in terms of what they can do, how easy they are to use, and not costing an arm and a leg, with Austpek Bathrooms stocking a fair few models. They've got everything from dunnies with the washlet built right in to posh wall-mounted loos with controls on the side, all aimed at making your bathroom visit a bit more special with remote control use and settings you can tweak to your heart's content.
Toto's bidet toilet seats are becoming a bit of a hit in Australia, with doctors and folks who have a hard time moving around giving them the thumbs up for the health perks. While the ones with all the bells and whistles might cost more, they're a game changer for keeping your loo hygienic. The electric ones need a plug nearby and have sensors to make sure they only kick into gear when needed, adding a touch of class and efficiency to keeping clean in the bathroom.