The wall-mounted cabinet having a bidet extendable there from is an assembly comprised of a valve adapted to be connected to a water line. The valve is controlled via a control knob. A water hose and nozzle connect to and extend from the valve. The water hose and the nozzle extend from a water cabinet, which is accessible via an access door. The water cabinet is positioned above the valve. A mounting frame extends below the access door, and supports the control knob adjacent to the valve. The assembly is installed into a wall surface or a side of an existing cabinet. The assembly may be positioned adjacent to a toilet or a bathroom sink. The assembly enables the water hose and nozzle to function as a bidet, and in concert with the toilet. The access door encloses the nozzle and water hose when not in use.

This invention relates to the hand held water spray device in washing the private part, particular for the anus area after the stool. The device is portable and convenient to install at home, office or hospital. The low-cost hand held spray device uses a low power immersion electric motor/pump placed inside a small water tank via the flexible hose and nozzle controlled by the user's hand which is pointing upward toward the target area with point-blank efficiency at the toilet bowl. No complicated mechanism and plumbing as standard bidet will be required.

The said spray nozzle will be at constant outlet water pressure, at a constant flow rate and the cleaning operation time is about 60 seconds to complete and empty the water tank for skillful users. Otherwise the user has to refill the tank with warm water again by hand.

Disclosed is a hand-held sanitary device and to an impermeable and essentially biodegradable personal-hygiene sachet which can be filled with water and used for washing intimate body parts by gentle rubbing. The sanitary device chiefly includes a stop piece, a ring, a spring for keeping the personal-hygiene sachet sealed, a valve and connection to a water heater and dryer which is controlled by the valve. It can be used with running-water toilet bowls, without the need to use toilet paper. The sanitary device is particularly intended for the surface washing of intimate body parts, for vaginal washing, re-establishing pelvic-floor muscle tone, and pleasurable vaginal stimulation in women, using the hygienic sachet intended for each use.

A shower holder includes a main body and a plug-in element. The main body includes a water inlet part, a water outlet part, and a first connecting part located far away from the water inlet part, and the second connecting part including a plurality of fitting teeth arranged uniformly. The plug-in element includes a second connecting part, and a plurality of positioning teeth uniformly distributed on an outside of the second connecting part. The plurality of positioning teeth are provided corresponding to the plurality of fitting teeth so that the plug-in element is rotatably connected to the main body.

A personal perineal cleansing system includes a specialized toilet seat comprising a basin with an interior sprayer, a horizontal portion upon which the user sits, a vertical portion disposed behind the user when seated, and a basin re-positioning system that moves the basin from the functional position (near the center of the toilet bowl) within the horizontal portion to the storage position in the vertical portion. The basin re-positioning system may be manually or electronically activated.

A toilet may include a base including a bowl, a rim disposed around a top of the bowl, and a seat rotatably coupled to the rim. The eat may include a top surface configured to support a user and a bottom surface opposite the top surface. In some examples, the top surface is disposed at an incline and the bottom surface is supported by the rim. In some example, a dampener including a softer material than the bowl and disposed within the bowl. In some examples, a bidet wand extends from the base and is configured to selectively change between a position for dispensing a flow of water for washing a user and a position for cleaning a surface of the bowl. In some examples, the toilet includes a floor connector including a channel formed by a first flange and a second flange.