Retractable Practical Self Cleaning Double Nozzle Water Sprayer Mechanical Bidet Toilet Seat Attachment

I used to house sit for a friend while she was out of town. She had a bidet and it was awesome. They make everything feel so much cleaner. I haven't house sat for her for few years now, but I miss that bidet. 😂 This works exactly like it should. It was easy to install and had all the parts to make it work. The white version only has a cold temperature, so be aware of that. It has two nozzles, so it works especially well for females. I definitely feel a lot cleaner after using this.

**UPDATE**It's terrible. Started leaking from control valve within an hour. Sent back.I mean come one, it's a blast of cold water straight to the tooter. What's not to be afraid of? But seriously, in these trying times of the ol' TP hoarders, having a backup plan is of the utmost importance. Time to go European and ditch the paper. If we can get used to used to this, I think it will actually be a welcome change for our septic system.Be advised that there is no temperature control, therefore, climate-dependent, you may have to get used to the initial shock of a liquid ice dagger knocking at your back door. I would have prefrred if it took me on a date first, but for less than $50 I am ok where we are at with this relationship. It's now part of the family.*Don't worry, the toilet was actually clean. I just added the cartoon big scary for effect. Happy power washing!

afer couple of days started leaking and could not get it not to leak. So took me a while to set it and then started leaking in a couple of days after that. tried plumbers putty and it still leaked. If you are not handy I would not recommend.

Very easy to install. No leaks on initial install. Contained all parts needed for installation. This is a great starter product to get used to bidet. Not sure why bidet are not popular in the U.S. Its more sanitary than using toilet paper. This product will pay itself in a matter of months by saving on the amount of toilet paper used. This one is dual valve that is designed for women. Valves are pointing in different directions. The valves retract to keep them sanitary. This is a great value for the price. If the pressure is too strong you will need to lower the pressure at the valve coming from the wall.

I bought the cold water model, and the design/function is decent, but the install, and installation accessories are sub-par.Firstly, I bought this when everyone was going mad, and buying toilet paper like maniacs. So, naturally, someone somewhere down the supply chain decided "Let's take advantage of the situation, and jack up the price." So, I paid $15 more than it is currently advertised. Meh. Not the end of the world.The bidet arrived in a timely manner and, overall, the installation was pretty straightforward as far as "what to do." It was the "what to do it with" that was more frustrating. The supply hose that was provided has a 1/2" O.D. compression connector to attach to the shutoff valve. I'm not a plumber, but I've installed enough sinks and faucets to say that I cannot ever remember having a 1/2" outlet on a shutoff valve, so this was a useless hose (at least for me). I'm not saying that it is or isn't common (compared to 3/8" which is what I have always seen), just that the bidet either needs to have an adaptor, a second choice for hose, or no hose at all (and, lower the price). To be fair, I did not read the size of the connector in the description, so I might have said it in there, and I missed it. Again, not a huge issue, but another $6 for a supply hose with the correct size connector. This was, of course, during the height of the first wave of Covid-19, so going to the local hardware store in a rural area was not just "hop in the car, and go get one." But, whateverMy biggest issue is with the plastic T-valve that was supplied. I tried to install and reinstall the bidet with that T-valve, and it leaked every single time. There's a plastic c-clip as a part of the valve, and I believe that is from where the water leaks.So, another Amazon order gets me a new (solid brass) t-valve. I install it, and no leaks. That was another $14.So, a retrofit bidet that should've cost me (based on today's price) $48 cost me $84.The bidet itself seems to work just fine. At this level, they're all pretty much the same from that aspect. But, from an installation standpoint? If I had the chance to do it again, I'd order a different brand.

This thing is pretty awesome. I've wanted one for a long time but put it off. Why, why?!?!? Love it and will never go back to full time TP again.

Since the 2020 Toilet paper run down, we wanted to get one of these.Super easy to install!Why did we wait so long, and how are bidets not standard in America?!? We are so far behind...Works great, cleans good. Two spray options to get where you need it.Now we might need more for our other bathrooms!FYI: Doesn’t have warm water. If you want warm water to the bidet, you need to buy a different adapter.

I bought 2 and the installation was very easy. However after 1 month they both started leaking. At first I was very happy but now I am very disappointed. They both started leaking within the same week. It’s as if they only work for a certain amount of flushes then they go bad.