What would you no longer want to give up?

Is it significantly different from the concept of a "Bidet" basically integrated as an all-in-one?

I almost prefer it now. With the classic bidet, you usually only have a swivel head on the faucet – the hygiene shower is a long hose with a shower head next to the toilet: Also, now you no longer have to change the pot before showering.

I almost prefer it now. With the classic bidet, you usually only have a swiveling head on the faucet - the hygiene shower is a long hose with a shower head next to the toilet:



Also, you no longer have to change the pot before showering

I have planned it for myself too .... but with warm water as well

It is too - look closely: the control is the knob in which the shower head is plugged. At the top is a small "c" (cold) and at the bottom a small "h" (hot). My husband would have refused with only cold - and probably I would have too if I think about the consequences of that *g*

Personally, I’m not a fan of the front-loading machines and prefer the top loader. I take the laundry out piece by piece and lay it neatly in the basket – saves ironing.

Top loaders iron automatically??? Sh... I didn’t know that!

Otherwise: does it really matter whether you take the laundry out from the top or the front, right? By the way, I haven’t seen a dryer as a top loader yet, or does that exist? And the selection of top loaders is rather limited.

No, but I do find the "Podeschtle" for my washing machine and the dryer very convenient. More comfortable than a top loader on the floor, because the laundry at the very bottom of the drum – well, I really had to bend down a lot to get it out (I once had a top loader too). But I’m not exactly a giant.

I also think these bases are awesome, I have such a metal frame under my washing machine, which even has a pull-out platform for placing the laundry basket, THAT is brilliant! I did a total of 9 loads of laundry over the weekend or was it 11... anyway a lot, and you just appreciate little things like that. I also love my rotary dryer in the courtyard very close to the laundry room, and in winter I hang laundry in the "garage" (which we don’t actually use as a garage), just 5 meters further. Also something I never want to be without because I don’t like to use our dryer for environmental and financial reasons. I’m also glad to have the washing machine and dryer in the basement now, where you can’t hear them and the neighbors can’t either, so I can calmly start the machine on Sunday at 6 a.m. with the timer so that the first laundry is done when I’ve had breakfast.

What exactly is meant by the washing machine/dryer pedestal? Just a base so that the things stand higher up? What is supposed to be such a huge advantage?

exactly, just a base... laundry baskets still fit underneath, perfect height for loading and unloading without back strain