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Not very attractive, but also not expensive. It’s working for us and has proven to me and my wife that spending hundreds more for a better looking seat with more functionality could be worth it. Pros Inexpensive DIY install is simple Works Cons Unattractive Cold water only. We live in New England and it’s still OK in Dec but by late winter we might have to brace... Read More

Not very attractive, but also not expensive. It’s working for us and has proven to me and my wife that spending hundreds more for a better looking seat with more functionality could be worth it. Pros Inexpensive DIY install is simple Works Cons Unattractive Cold water only. We live in New England and it’s still OK in Dec but by late winter we might have to brace ourselves a bit before turning it on. Controls can be hard to access for those of us that are wide a beam. A.K.A wide hip/backside. Wishlist Water temp control Warm air drying Read Less

A bidet is one of those items that most do not have, but may have a strong opinion on. Installation was quick and easy for someone with general handy-man knowledge, and the bidet has been up and running for a little less than a year at the time of writing. The self-cleaning mode does what it is supposed to, and all other modes are contingent on local water pressure and temperature. All modes work fine and as expected. No leaks have noticeably occurred at this time due to prop... Read More

A bidet is one of those items that most do not have, but may have a strong opinion on. Installation was quick and easy for someone with general handy-man knowledge, and the bidet has been up and running for a little less than a year at the time of writing. The self-cleaning mode does what it is supposed to, and all other modes are contingent on local water pressure and temperature. All modes work fine and as expected. No leaks have noticeably occurred at this time due to proper PTFE taping of the bidet connections. A note to would-be or new bidet users: Be slow and careful at first. Make sure to slowly increase the pressure setting, or you may notice that your time on the porcelain throne may be extended indefinitely. I do wish there was a heating element for this bidet in the winter, but I am aware that doing such may be harmful due to possible bacteria growth, electric hazards, long plumbing fixtures, and burned bottoms. The only downside is that the bidet can be tricky to clean without turning off the local water supply spigot, which should absolutely be done before engaging in cleaning the apparatus and prior to installation. Read Less

"Bidet Install: 7 Minutes, Zero Sweat (Mostly)" "Okay, fellow DIYers, this bidet install was a breeze. I timed it: 7 minutes flat. As a single mom who's wrestled her fair share of leaky faucets, I can confidently say this was easier than changing a lightbulb. (Just kidding, changing lightbulbs is hard.) Pro Tip 1: Spotless throne is a must! Cleaning your toilet before installing this thing is non-negotiable. It's like bathing in a dirty sink – just wrong.... Read More

"Bidet Install: 7 Minutes, Zero Sweat (Mostly)" "Okay, fellow DIYers, this bidet install was a breeze. I timed it: 7 minutes flat. As a single mom who's wrestled her fair share of leaky faucets, I can confidently say this was easier than changing a lightbulb. (Just kidding, changing lightbulbs is hard.) Pro Tip 1: Spotless throne is a must! Cleaning your toilet before installing this thing is non-negotiable. It's like bathing in a dirty sink – just wrong. Pro Tip 2: Plumbing tape on metal fittings only! Installation done, I couldn't wait to test it out. (Even though, you know...nature wasn't calling.) My 6-year-old, bless her curious soul, is already a fan. "Awesome and refreshing!" she declared. Dial 1: Pressure. Start low, then crank it up to your liking. Dial 2: Aim. Butt, lady bits, or self-clean (which sadly doesn't magically scrub your toilet). Warning: The water gets COLD. Like, "I-might-need-a-blanket" cold. Another Warning: Aim carefully! This thing has a mind of its own. I learned this the hard way (thank you, YouTube pot lid hero). Reduced toilet paper? Eh, not so much. You still need to dry off. The Verdict: I'm officially a bidet convert. Feeling clean has never felt so luxurious. The only downside? The icy blast first thing in the morning. But hey, it wakes me up better than coffee. Worth the $50? Absolutely. Now, I feel dirty without it. Who knew a toilet attachment could be life-changing?" Read Less

This is a adequately built product that functions well. It has more than paid for itself in reducing paper cost. Slight learning curve and adjustments but overall very happy with the product. My only negative is the amount of material in the connection to the toilet. In an effort to accomplish a universal fit there is quite a bit of material revealed between the seat and the tank. There are crevasses that aren't exactly the most sightly and are tedious to clean. Though I do see the same issue w... Read More

This is a adequately built product that functions well. It has more than paid for itself in reducing paper cost. Slight learning curve and adjustments but overall very happy with the product. My only negative is the amount of material in the connection to the toilet. In an effort to accomplish a universal fit there is quite a bit of material revealed between the seat and the tank. There are crevasses that aren't exactly the most sightly and are tedious to clean. Though I do see the same issue with all similar products it is something to be aware of. That being said I would definitely buy this again. As a matter of fact I did buy this again and gave it away as gifts to my family. They love it too. I do live in Florida where ground temperatures are warmer than Northern climates. I would consider temp adjustable for my Northern Neighbors. Read Less