No — most bidet users don't need to wipe after using a bidet, though some choose to pat dry with a small amount of toilet paper rather than rely entirely on the air dryer.
A bidet's rear wash mode delivers a focused water stream that cleans more thoroughly than toilet paper alone. The step that still requires a decision is drying: TOTTE's built-in air dryer works fully, but takes 2–4 minutes to complete. Most users keep a few sheets nearby for a quick pat rather than a full wipe — not because the bidet didn't clean, but because the dryer takes longer than they want to wait. Wiping after a bidet is optional, not necessary.
- TOTTE's air dryer fully dries without toilet paper but requires approximately 2–4 minutes to complete.
- TOTTE bidet nozzles self-rinse before and after every wash cycle — no manual cleaning required between uses.
- TOTTE wash modes include rear, feminine, front, and oscillating — oscillating moves the spray across a 30mm arc for broader coverage.
- Most bidet users who keep toilet paper nearby use it for a brief pat-dry, not for wiping waste.