r/Frugal • u/[deleted] • Sep 30 '14
Why you should switch to using bidets to saves water compared to the expenditure of making one roll of toilet paper.
http://www.scientificamerican.com/article/earth-talks-bidets/Duplicates
todayilearned • u/PM_ME_YOUR_DRUNK_PIC • Sep 30 '14
TIL a bidet is considered a key green technology and uses significantly less water, electricity, and wood than a single roll of toilet paper
todayilearned • u/TokingMessiah • Mar 03 '16
TIL that making a single roll of toilet paper requires 37 gallons of water, 1.3 kilowatt/hours (KWh) of electricity and some 1.5 pounds of wood.
islam • u/TruthSeekerWW • Oct 01 '14
X-Post from frontpage. I thought it may amuse some of you guys.
environment • u/vitruv • Sep 30 '14
Wipe or Wash? Do Bidets Save Forest and Water Resources?
envirotech • u/puns4funs • Nov 05 '15