TUSHY’s obsession with clean buttholes verges on the religious, but some religions -- specifically Islam -- include anal ablutions among their spiritual practices.

This is why these items are hugely popular with Muslims and why you’ll find them in the majority of Muslim countries! Though how it exactly originated or from where is not known. The Travel Washlet is a washlet with a built-in bidet that can be activated in just one step. It offers a more hygienic way of washing your hands and it can also be used as an air dryer.The sprayers are also portable, allowing you to take them with you wherever you go so you never have to worry about being without one again.

If you want more of a spray, you’ll want to move from bottle to bidet. The Shattaf is really more of an ass shower -- a hardware device installed in your home bathroom. It’s like a hand-held bidet, so ubiquitous in Muslim countries that it’s commonly referred to as a Muslim shower . Like a lota, the shattaf uses water to clean. On the plus side, the shattaf is not likely to run out of water -- it’s a longer term device. On the down side, it’s more difficult to install or uninstall. Oral irrigators are more effective than bidets because they don’t require plumbing that most people don’t have at home. They can be used in places where toilet paper is not allowed such as public restrooms, where they can be installed without any plumbing or electrical work.Some people may find the water spray too harsh for their liking, which means they would have to use a towel to dry themselves off after using the Shattaf Sprayer bidet. Bidets and oral irrigators are both used in the bathroom for cleansing, but they differ in how they do it. Oral irrigators use water pressure to spray water into the mouth, whereas bidets use warm water from a tank to spray onto the body.