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Pros: This is very well built: solid metal and HEAVY! I have NO doubts it would last 10+ years. Looks like it would stay cleaner than most other styles of bidet, and keep the bowl cleaner as well. (my last bidet shrouded part of the bowl in such a way that it couldn't be cleaned behind and it got GROSS unless you removed it frequently to clean around it. This bidet doesn't look to block any parts of the rim in the same way.) Option to up... Read More

Pros: This is very well built: solid metal and HEAVY! I have NO doubts it would last 10+ years. Looks like it would stay cleaner than most other styles of bidet, and keep the bowl cleaner as well. (my last bidet shrouded part of the bowl in such a way that it couldn't be cleaned behind and it got GROSS unless you removed it frequently to clean around it. This bidet doesn't look to block any parts of the rim in the same way.) Option to upgrade to warm water later without buying a whole new unit. (though you should note it will take longer than your sink to get warm! don't expect instant warmth. And cold water is fine. Very refreshing and not at all shocking like I would expect when I started using a bidet!) Cons: Can't be tightened down to keep a good position--the whole unit swivels around and wants to move if you aren't holding it in place. Every attachment on this thing is only a single swivel point. Some can be tightened down to not move much, but with no locking hardware, that's only temporary. Gasket it comes with is TRASH: no accessory like this should require teflon tape to install without a leak. I've installed dozens of toilet hoses over the years, and not once have I needed it. (on top of that, the teflon tape they include sucks--it's folded over on the roll and impossible to tear without stringing. So budget for a better gasket.) Threaded hollow rod that attaches it to the toilet is too short. I barely managed to get this thing attached, and I couldn't get either end fully threaded. Can't be aimed while your weight is on the seat as the spray arm gets pinched below the seat. The valve lever hits the toilet bowl and seat, so you can't turn it on when the unit is aimed. Conversely, you can't aim the unit correctly while it is on! The side of your butt gets wet, and water shoots out between the bowl and seat. (I have a very standard-looking two-piece elongated toilet. Old enough it doesn't have a brand printed on it. Normal Bemis soft-close seat.) Swing arm doesn't like to stay under the rim of the bowl when it should be out of the way. It's a good thing it can't move much while you're sitting on the seat, because otherwise it would wander straight into the line of fire! Spray is WAY too wide, and FAR too weak to be useful. My last bidet was a tightly-focused BEAM of water, and at 50% was strong enough to drill out the top of your skull. That was at least usable--just use it at 20%. This thing has a spray pattern like a lawn sprinkler, and the water pressure, even at 100%... well, let's just say it's completely ineffective for the ONE THING I want a bidet for. And more water ended up on the floor next to my toilet than on my b-hole. One last note-- the t-tap they included required an (included) adapter to fit on the hose that was included. Why introduce another point of failure/potential leak?? Summary: The whole thing seemed very home-inventor-y and not very well designed. Kudos to the manufacturing team, but shame on the designer. Read Less

Other than the slim plastic washlet that only lasted 1 year this heavy nice Chrome unit installed easily and fit one piece Kohler Rialto "french curve back" toilet as best as I have found.(prior ordered Kohler Puretide washlet bidet based on comments made on Amazon it works on Rialto toilet.. it DOES NOT). Did not need seat bolt hole adapter as my toilet seat fastens internally to threaded anchor. If your toilet seat has a flat bottom you should not have to make any alteratio... Read More

Other than the slim plastic washlet that only lasted 1 year this heavy nice Chrome unit installed easily and fit one piece Kohler Rialto "french curve back" toilet as best as I have found.(prior ordered Kohler Puretide washlet bidet based on comments made on Amazon it works on Rialto toilet.. it DOES NOT). Did not need seat bolt hole adapter as my toilet seat fastens internally to threaded anchor. If your toilet seat has a flat bottom you should not have to make any alterations however my toilet seat recesses into the toilet bowl requiring slight trim of 1 inch wide area underneath the seat allowing the adjustment arms to swing/ maneuver. Adjust where you want the stream be careful start low pressure intensity until you master it, otherwise could give yourself an enema. I just might order another one to power wash brake residue off car rims... ;>) Read Less

I won't add the picture of blood on the toilet paper this morning from when it suddenly jetted so hard that the water stream cut me. Plus this part in the picture suddenly popped out, and I have no idea why or where it goes. This thing is worthless. It's very difficult to put on. Since it's only anchored at one point, it doesn't stay aligned. It's difficult to aim. The spray nozzle sprays all over the place, not just in a stream where you need it. The spray is so diffuse that it splashes underne... Read More

I won't add the picture of blood on the toilet paper this morning from when it suddenly jetted so hard that the water stream cut me. Plus this part in the picture suddenly popped out, and I have no idea why or where it goes. This thing is worthless. It's very difficult to put on. Since it's only anchored at one point, it doesn't stay aligned. It's difficult to aim. The spray nozzle sprays all over the place, not just in a stream where you need it. The spray is so diffuse that it splashes underneath the toilet lid and all over the toilet, even onto the floor. It is directly underneath your butt, so if you poop while it's there, it gets poop all over the nozzle, which is difficult to clean. Then when it retracts, it hides underneath the edge of the bowl with mildew and ick. If you're not prepared to bleach your toilet every time you use it, don't get this. Get a self-cleaning model like a LuxeBidet for half the cost that doesn't sit directly under your poop. What a ridiculous waste. $150 literally down the toilet. I guess I'm a dummy. Read Less