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This bidet model was somewhat more fiddly to install than another one we put into our other bathroom. Like that one, however, you really can't tell if the unit will fit your particular toilet until you've removed the seat and positioned the bidet in place. Also, you should check how easy or not it is to turn the water on and off to your toilet before starting your install. Ours hadn't been turned in many years and required some time and effort. So, while the bidet itself is n... Read More

This bidet model was somewhat more fiddly to install than another one we put into our other bathroom. Like that one, however, you really can't tell if the unit will fit your particular toilet until you've removed the seat and positioned the bidet in place. Also, you should check how easy or not it is to turn the water on and off to your toilet before starting your install. Ours hadn't been turned in many years and required some time and effort. So, while the bidet itself is not hard to install, dealing with your water supply might be. A couple features I like about this model are that you can adjust the water pressure, the nozzles are self-cleaning, and the on/off knob is easy to operate. As with any bidet, once installed it does require a little more time and effort to do routine toilet cleaning in the bowl and around the seat and bidet plate. Read Less

This is the second brand of cold water bidet that I have installed in my home. As my previous one consisted of entirely plastic hardware, I was looking forward to the fact that this one had a metal T-valve adapter, and a steel braided hose to attach to the bidet, as these should prove to be a lot more durable long-term. The installation process itself went smoothly, as expected, although I will say that it does show the one weakness of using a steel braided hose: you can't t... Read More

This is the second brand of cold water bidet that I have installed in my home. As my previous one consisted of entirely plastic hardware, I was looking forward to the fact that this one had a metal T-valve adapter, and a steel braided hose to attach to the bidet, as these should prove to be a lot more durable long-term. The installation process itself went smoothly, as expected, although I will say that it does show the one weakness of using a steel braided hose: you can't trim it to a custom length, so I have a lot of excess hose flopping around. The self-cleaning feature is nice, and is not a feature I had before with my other unit, and that part appears to work just fine. Beyond that, though, the bidet sprays are just...completely wrong angles. The "posterior" spray comes up at such a steep angle, it's basically impossible to use it without ending up completely soaking the back side of the toilet seat, and often the floor. The "feminine" spray doesn't come anywhere close to getting near the front of the toilet seat where that water needs to go. I actually found that I had better luck using the feminine spray on my posterior. Of course, that means that the fact that this model has two sprays is effectively useless. It's worth pointing out that this is not an instance of "user error." I've used my other brand of bidet attachment for over 6 years now, so I'm well versed in how to use a bidet attachment effectively, and on my old one, I can get clean without making a complete wet mess of the toilet seat and surrounding area. Read Less