The origin of bidet is unsure, however it most probably dates back to France to the beginning of the XVIII century. The first sure evidence having been dated around 1710. In that year, Christophe Des Rosiers (the probable inventor), installed one at the French Royal Family's bedroom. Curiously, despite the french origin, nowadays bidets have virtually disappeared from french bedrooms. From Victorian times, with the technical improvement in piping and drains, bidets and chamber pots disappeared from the bedroom to the bathroom.

In the 1960's, an electronical bidet, the coupling of a normal toilet with a bidet, was introducted to the market for the first time, particularly adapted for smaller rooms where there is not enough space for both toilet and bidet.

Beginning of the 80's, the electronical bidet is commercialised on a major scale in Japan. Nowadays, more than 50 percent of Japanese and Korean households have installed an electronical bidet in their home, and now the rest of the world is beginning to appreciate the benifits.

The multifunctional Uspa Bidet is made in South Korea is exported worldwide. United States, Canada, Mexico, Germany, France and naturally Japan, are just a few of the countries that are discovering the comfort and convenience of electronic bidets. Now available in the U.K. and Europe.