As pelvic floor therapists, we often remind patients that how you clean after a bowel movement matters — especially if you’re managing hemorrhoids, anal fissures, rectal irritation, or pain with wiping. The Swift Spray Slim Bidet Attachment is a simple, non-electric solution that supports both comfort and pelvic health by replacing harsh wiping with a gentle, therapeutic rinse.
Designed to fit most standard toilets, this sleek attachment installs easily with adjustable mounting brackets, a T-adapter, and bidet hose included. Once in place, it uses natural water pressure to provide a customizable rear wash that cleans effectively without friction — an essential upgrade for anyone experiencing tenderness, postpartum healing, or chronic irritation.
For individuals dealing with hemorrhoids, wiping with dry toilet paper can worsen inflammation and prolong discomfort. A soothing water spray reduces mechanical irritation, helps calm sensitive tissue, and supports healthier healing. Patients who experience pain with wiping often find that switching to water dramatically decreases post-bowel movement discomfort.
Gentle water stimulation can also help encourage a bowel movement by promoting relaxation of the pelvic floor muscles and providing mild sensory input to the rectal area. For those who struggle with incomplete emptying, constipation, or pelvic floor tension, this can be a supportive addition to a bowel routine (always in conjunction with proper fiber, hydration, and medical guidance as needed).
The adjustable spray pressure allows you to tailor the experience to your body’s needs — from a light rinse for sensitive tissue to a more invigorating cleanse when desired. A self-cleaning, retractable nozzle stays protected between uses, maintaining hygiene and peace of mind.
With its slim, modern profile, the Swift Spray blends seamlessly into your bathroom while offering something far more valuable than aesthetics: a safer, gentler, pelvic-floor-friendly approach to daily hygiene.
Because caring for your pelvic health doesn’t stop when you leave the clinic — it starts with the habits you practice every day.
