As a bathroom essential, a health faucet offers a convenient and hygienic alternative to toilet paper. It's an excellent tool for cleaning up after using the toilet. It also provides relief to people with certain health conditions. However, with the variety of available options, choosing the right one for your bathroom can take time. Let's discuss the critical factors to consider when selecting a health faucet, the different types of health faucets, and how to use them properly.

Understanding Health Faucets: What Are They, and Why Are They Called That?

A health faucet, also known as a bidet spray or a handheld bidet, is a plumbing fixture that lets you clean your private parts after using the toilet. Unlike toilet paper, a health faucet uses a stream of water to clean, providing a more effective and hygienic solution. It is called a health faucet because it promotes better hygiene, which can lead to better health.

Different Types of Health Faucets: Which One Is Right for You?

Several types of health faucets are available, each with its own features and benefits. Here are some of the most common types:

●     Health Faucet with Tap

A health faucet with a tap allows you to control water flow using a knob or lever. This type of health faucet is ideal for those who prefer more control over the water pressure and temperature.

●     Health Faucet with Wall Bracket

A health faucet with a wall bracket is a fixed fixture mounted on the wall. This type of health faucet is perfect for those who want a more permanent solution and want to avoid holding the faucet while using it.

●     Health Faucet with Hose

A health faucet with a hose is a flexible fixture that allows you to move the faucet around. This type of health faucet is perfect for those who want more flexibility and mobility while using the faucet.

Factors to Consider When Choosing a Health Faucet

When choosing a health faucet, several factors must be considered to ensure you select the right one for your bathroom. Here are some of the most crucial factors to consider:

●     Water Pressure

Water pressure is an essential factor to consider when selecting a health faucet. If your water pressure is low, you may need to choose a health faucet with a smaller nozzle to ensure adequate water flow.

●     Material

The material of the health faucet is also an important consideration. A high-quality health faucet made from durable materials such as brass or stainless steel will last longer and provide better value for money.

●     Price

Price is also an essential factor to consider when selecting a health faucet. While choosing the cheapest option available is tempting, investing in a high-quality health faucet that will last longer and provide better value for money is essential.

How to Use a Health Faucet

Using a health faucet is relatively easy, similar to using a handheld showerhead. Here are the steps to follow when using a health faucet:

• Turn on the water supply and adjust the temperature to your liking.
• Hold the health faucet and aim the nozzle towards the desired area.
• Squeeze the trigger or knob to release a stream of water.
• Adjust the water pressure and temperature as needed.

Choose CERA for High-Quality and Durable Health Faucets

When choosing the right health faucet for your bathroom, it's essential to consider the quality and durability of the product. CERA has established a reputation for manufacturing high-quality health faucets.

We offer a wide range of health faucets, each designed with the latest technology and features to ensure maximum hygiene and convenience. Our health faucets are made from high-quality materials, ensuring durability and longevity.