First, look up BioBidet, or Travel Bidet. That gets 90% of the situation.
Then find soft, good quality terry cloth and a good cotton shirt-type material. Sew them together in squares, and dampen one before use. An overlock machine makes the best because the edges don’t fray nearly as fast.
For that real luxury feel, use warm water in the bidet and on the square.
Keep a good supply around and have a dedicated diaper basin and a “black water” washing tub for the weekly wash. If you still have the ability to flush, I’ve found agitating the rag in the toilet gets most of the surface dirt off so things go easier down the road.
I ran this system for about a year personally (no one else in my family would try it because toilet paper existed) to work the bugs out. So now we have bidets and a good supply of these in a box on the shelf.
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Mouse Wizard.
