Studies show that the skin around the anus is wrinkled and can easily trap small fecal particles. Simply using toilet paper could not thoroughly clean the area round the anus. It can get irritated and inflamed if not cleaned properly after each bowel movement. Also, it’s easy for bacteria to travel from the anal area to the urinary area and cause urinary tract inflections and vaginal infections.
Cleansing with water is an essential part of caring for the skin around the anus after each bowel movement or in the shower.
It provides better hygiene than using only toilet paper.
Our patented ALLCLEAN washlet is a revolutionary product and its design is environmentally friendly, energy efficient, and has zero carbon emissions.
The washlet requires hydraulic pressure, greater than 0.5KGF/CM (2 meter squares), from the water pipe for proper function. It eliminates the need for a power supply or frequent battery changes, thus saving electricity cost. Use less paper, save a tree. Our easy-to-install patented water pressure control system simply makes personal hygiene better.
@Hydro-powered Swirl Nozzle for front /rear cleaning and swirling massage. The nozzle comes out from underneath the toilet seat and squirts/swirls water in a circular motion at varying angles to aim for the correct spot.
-Front cleaning (feminine cleaning) is specially designed for female hygiene with a stream of very gentle water.
-Rear cleaning (family cleaning) with gentle stream of water.
Rolling Track – 10 adjustable sections to aim the wand head for the center of various toilet seats.
Rotary Switch -- weak to strong adjustable pressure mode
You can select your desired water pressure to wash the front or rear by adjusting pressure on the rotary switch.
Wand Head Position Adjustment– manually adjust the wand backward/forward to a comfortable position.
No power needed, during the rise in consumer prices, this saves more energy, and also can save the consumption of toilet paper, reduces deforestation, and in turn enhances environmental protection efforts.
