The positioning of a washlet or bidet inside a toilet is critical to its success. You must have this part of a Japanese toilet seat placed in a spot where it will not be in your way far too much. Here are some standards you can use for finding a quality surface.
Check the Back Area
The back part of the toilet bowl is an ideal place for a washlet. It may go near the back spot where the seat itself is fastened to the rest of the toilet. This should be enough to target your more sensitive areas carefully.
Apart From the Sides
The bidet surface must also be a few inches from the sides or ends of the toilet bowl. It can protrude about three to four inches from the end. This will reach the spots on your body that need to be cleaned. It should not be disruptive to your bathroom use.
How Does the Water Move?
The water should move in a clear and straight manner. Some nozzles can be triggered to move a few centimeters to the side if needed. A control panel would be required for this. Such a panel will be easy to trigger, what with it being right to the side of the toilet.
Can It Be Retractable?
Retractable bidet nozzles can be found in some Japanese toilet seat models. The bidet could be triggered by a control panel or remote that comes with the toilet. Such a unit would help with keeping the toilet clean and comfortable for most uses.
What About a Dryer?
A dryer may be found inside a washlet too. A dryer could be placed right next to the water nozzle. The layout should be enough to create a comfortable surface.
The placement of the washlet is important to the success of any unique toilet seat. Visit the Mizurdori Gallery to see how such a part of a seat is made and what it can do for you and your hygiene.