Can a bidet beat wetwipes, though?
Consider the spray of poo-stained water that is released when a toilet is flushed with the lid up, clearly visible with UV lighting. Now imagine that coating your genitals. And your clothes, your face, and your respiratory tract. That's a bidet.
You can wipe stuff down with toilet paper and hope the aerosolized poop didn't get to places you didn't reach in too high quantities. But realistically your clothes and face are going to have a fine mist of poop on them.
With wetwipes, there is no skin irritation or coating your body with poo. It's easy to mechanically pass over everything to ensure there is no poo stuck to the outside of your body. The skin is sterilised and moisturized.
Then you lower the lid and the toilet sprays your shins with poop when you flush. But hey it's progress.
The moisturizing/sterilizing part of wetwipes isn't reusable, but neither is body lotion or hand washing soap. And in principle you could make wetwipes out of fine cloth and wash them.