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I am a beginner to all things "toilet" and "plumbing". The concept of installing a bidet was a tad bit intimidating, but I found myself up to the challenge, as I like the "squeaky clean" feeling out of the bathroom. The bidet comes with everything you need for proper installation, and so long as you have a wrench, and a compatible toilet setup (this will be nearly everyone with a standard toilet), you're good to go! Here are my highlights:... Read More

I am a beginner to all things "toilet" and "plumbing". The concept of installing a bidet was a tad bit intimidating, but I found myself up to the challenge, as I like the "squeaky clean" feeling out of the bathroom. The bidet comes with everything you need for proper installation, and so long as you have a wrench, and a compatible toilet setup (this will be nearly everyone with a standard toilet), you're good to go! Here are my highlights: —As mentioned, easy installation. You merely need to screw a "converter" into the back of your toilet, right at the junction where the pipes funnel in water to your toilet. It adds a few inches of piping, so if you're working with a tight space, you might need a bit of measuring to make sure this fits, is all! —This comes with a toilet seat "converter" as well. All in all, this part takes about 2 minutes to install, and it's pretty seamless. —The clean, white color compliments the wooden accent knob we got. It looks quite pleasing on the side of our toilet seat. Our ceramic toilet was off-white, and it didn't match PERFECTLY, but it still looks great. —Functionally, the pressure is rather strong, and it comes with a "front" and "back" setting, which is quite easy to operate. This is a nice bidet insofar as easy-install bidets go! We gained some added functionality to our toilet, made our bathroom experience miles more pleasant, and the whole thing demanded very little effort & expertise! Not too shabby, I'd say! Read Less

Item Reviewed Jecatiy - Bidet Hot and Cold, Non-Electric Bidet Attachment for Toilet Warm Water, Cold to Warm Water Temperature Control, Nozzle Self Cleaning, Adjustable Water Pressure Nozzle & Angle Control https://a.co/d/9NBzb3i ✅ Simple and Effective Design – No Electricity Required ✅ Controls are intuitive and easy to use ✅ Nozzle is... Read More

Item Reviewed Jecatiy - Bidet Hot and Cold, Non-Electric Bidet Attachment for Toilet Warm Water, Cold to Warm Water Temperature Control, Nozzle Self Cleaning, Adjustable Water Pressure Nozzle & Angle Control https://a.co/d/9NBzb3i ✅ Simple and Effective Design – No Electricity Required ✅ Controls are intuitive and easy to use ✅ Nozzle is Self Cleaning ✅ Nozzle clean function can be used to ensure that there is warm water up to the Bidet before directing spray elsewhere. ✅ Nozzle angle can be adjusted while using. ✅ Water temperature can be adjusted while using. ✅ Water Pressure can be adjusted while using. ✅ Tee Fittings Provided to tap into both hot and cold water lines ✅ Easy install – attaches using the bolts that hold the toilet seat in place Then connect the water lines ❌ Does not work with all toilet seats - Got a new toilet seat with the bottom somewhat hollowed out instead of flat. The bidet contacted the underside near the back of the hole and held the front of the seat about 3/8 inch (10 mm) in the air when closed. Flat bottom seats with bumpers high enough to accommodate the height of the bidet work best. ❌ Not a fan of the plastic hot water line that was supplied, I chose to use a braided line like the one they provided for the cold water. You can buy these in different lengths to meet your needs. I will put a couple of links below. ❌ Instruction Sheet not available for download on product page. I would like to be able to download a digital copy of the instructions for future reference. The instructions can easily be misplaced and having access to a digital copy would be helpful. A PDF file would be nice. Impression: I like this Bidet. It is a simple yet effective design that is well within the scope of most DIY (do it yourself) types. If that is not you this would be a fairly quick job for a professional plumber. I chose to install mine slightly differently than suggested. The sink in the bathroom where I installed it is built into a cabinet, so instead of Teeing into the hot water line between the sink and the shut off valve. I chose to extend the ½ inch plastic pex piping out through the end of the cabinet and install another shut off valve on the outside of the cabinet. (easier to find and use in case things go wrong. I then used braided hoses for both the hot and cold connections. I have more faith in the long term durability of a stainless steel braided hose than a plastic line. I presume they provide the plastic line as it can easily be cut to length to match your installation requirements. Tip when installing the braided hose fittings they do not need to be really tight they have a rubber seal inside (like a garden hose). I usually tighten them using only my fingers until I can’t turn them anymore then about a ¼ turn with a wrench. If they do leak you can always tighten them a bit more. If you plan on using one of the valves below you can simply remove the supplied nut and brass compression ring (they are for use on copper tubing) and simply screw the braided hose to the valve. Braided Hose – Fits ⅜ Compression Fitting Can get in different lengths to meet your needs https://a.co/d/bvNIr2O https://a.co/d/iOFuclB Pex to Compression Ball Valve Straight https://a.co/d/8d7XOEO Pex to Compression Ball Valve 90 deg. Elbow https://a.co/d/bfVkEdd Read Less