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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

The ideas behind this bidet is great but everything is lackluster. I was so excited for it but now am just disappointed that I wasted money buying it. I wish the company stood behind their product with a satisfaction guarantee as this is really a product you won't know how you feel about until you try it. Water pressure is the biggest issue. It does not produce enough pressure to actually clean anything. I may actually be using more toilet paper now since I have to dry myself... Read More

The ideas behind this bidet is great but everything is lackluster. I was so excited for it but now am just disappointed that I wasted money buying it. I wish the company stood behind their product with a satisfaction guarantee as this is really a product you won't know how you feel about until you try it. Water pressure is the biggest issue. It does not produce enough pressure to actually clean anything. I may actually be using more toilet paper now since I have to dry myself off, then wipe as I always have (I've never had complaints about water pressure anywhere in my house, so I think this is a design issue). As other reviews have mentioned, the pressure dial itself is really just for show. Once it's on, there isn't much difference between the lowest and highest setting. Installation was easy enough if you're handy and have a basic understanding of plumbing. For others, it may take a little work or research as the instructions are minimal. The idea of two nozzles is nice but only one hits the target without significantly moving yourself around. The cleaning feature is also a nice idea. Realistically it's water dripping down the nozzles, not doing more than a gentle rinse. I don't have issues with the lack of risers but can see how that could be an issue depending on your toilet seat. Aesthetically, it does look quite cheap. It's an extremely stark white plastic and looks like it. Most toilets aren't this white so it stands out and looks a little cheap. Read Less