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I got this Jecatiy Elongated, Non-Electric Bidet Toilet Seat to replace an older bidet toilet seat that had stopped working. This bidet toilet seat is an all-in-one unit and includes the seat and a matching lid and has the spray nozzle built into the bottom of the seat. It's specifically designed to fit elongated toilets. I like the fact that the lid has a slow close design because it won't slam shut on you, saving wear and tear on the seat.... Read More

I got this Jecatiy Elongated, Non-Electric Bidet Toilet Seat to replace an older bidet toilet seat that had stopped working. This bidet toilet seat is an all-in-one unit and includes the seat and a matching lid and has the spray nozzle built into the bottom of the seat. It's specifically designed to fit elongated toilets. I like the fact that the lid has a slow close design because it won't slam shut on you, saving wear and tear on the seat. This bidet toilet seat features both a Rear Wash Mode and Feminine Wash Mode and has a self cleaning nozzle so you don't have to manually clean it. You can adjust the water pressure to your liking during the cleaning cycle using the knob on the side. Just turn it clockwise or counterclockwise to increase or decrease the water pressure. Installation is very straightforward and everything you need to install it is included in the package. You get the two seat mounting bolts, washers, adjustable washers and nuts to attach the seat to your toilet, a metal t-adapter, a black rubber conical gasket and a braided stainless steel water hose. I did not need any of the installation hardware except the two seat mounting bolts because I already had a water hose connected to a t-adapter from my previous bidet toilet seat, so installation in my case was less than 10 minutes. If you're installing this from scratch you'll need about 30 minutes in total We're very happy to have a functioning bidet toilet seat again because we've become very used to using one. This gets a highly recommended and 5 out of 5 stars. Read Less

Bidets are slowly gaining popularity in north america, although they still have a long way to go before having the same level of acceptance and use as in Europe and Japan. I've seen some toilet bidet add-on options, but they seemed a little cumbersome and bulky. Some even need a power outlet close to the toilet, which is certainly outside of the norm in North America. So when I saw this integrated bidet with toilet seat, in an elongated format and soft close, I couldn't pass-up the opportunity t... Read More

Bidets are slowly gaining popularity in north america, although they still have a long way to go before having the same level of acceptance and use as in Europe and Japan. I've seen some toilet bidet add-on options, but they seemed a little cumbersome and bulky. Some even need a power outlet close to the toilet, which is certainly outside of the norm in North America. So when I saw this integrated bidet with toilet seat, in an elongated format and soft close, I couldn't pass-up the opportunity to give it a try. I had heard many testimonies from people claiming bidets were a game changer, and that after travelling abroad and learning to appreciate the new level of cleanliness, they no longer wanted to go back to paper only. Those who have ever used a hand wand shower head attachment with multiple spray patterns already have an idea of the cleaning potential of a water jet stream, but a bidet brings this level of cleanliness to the commode. Everything is controlled with a single turn knob; which is ideal since it isn't like you're sitting in the captain's chair of the Star-ship Enterprise with a crew on standby ready to assist. You want something easy to control without having to call Scotty in engineering to figure out how to turn the thing off. So top marks goes to this all-in-one design with simple control. Read Less