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Remember the great TP shortage of 2020? That's when Americans finally took a chance on the bidet — a simple gadget once viewed as a fancy European extra. These doodads also revealed themselves to be surprisingly affordable and easy to install. With handy attachments, you can update any toilet for water-based cleansing and right now, you can do it at a super steep discount with Amazon's deals on Bio Bidet toilet seats and attachments, starting at just $30.
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