Bidet Attachment for Toilet

[Color: EB5600-Blue]
This is the first bidet that we have installed & used. My husband did the installing. He didn't really need any crazy special tools other than the simple type we have on hand & that was mostly for seat removal. The trickiest part of install was working in the tight space that the toilet is located. Otherwise, everything else was easy, he said.As far as how it works: pretty darn straightforward. Slowly turn the dial to your desired water pressure & let the water stream do its job. It's not heated so that could be a con to some, but this is a very basic model of bidet.We have a smaller toilet but this setup fits fine on it, I was a bit concerned about that. It will make cleaning the actual toilet a bit tricky so every season or so I will be removing everything so I can really deep clean. But this is in a bathroom that typically just two people use. Wanted to note though for those that regularly take the toilet seat off for every clean. I do that in our main bathroom that gets more traffic but I won't with this one.It's $24, I don't think I've seen many bidets at that price that looked like they could do the job! 😂 This one does. If you're not used to bidets do not turn the dial up all the way, it will shock you! Ha ha! Great quality for the price.I'm not completely sold on the "self cleaning" nozzle part. So I will be making sure that is manually cleaned at least weekly. I would have liked a bit more detail in the instructions for actual use or explanation of that self-clean function.Anyhow, this is a nice item. We'll use it until it no longer functions & update from there!

[Color: EB5600-Blue]
I really like this bidet attachment! It was pretty easy to install and doesn’t need electricity, which makes it really convenient. I like having two spray options and being able to adjust the water pressure depending on what I need. The self-cleaning feature is also a nice touch and makes it feel more hygienic and easy to maintain. It doesn’t take up much space and gives the bathroom a nice little upgrade without needing to replace the whole toilet.

[Color: EB5600-Blue, Color: EB5600-Blue]
The bidet attachment I received is not the same one shown in the listing photos, which is definitely worth mentioning. That said, I’m actually very happy with the one I received.Installation was really easy and straightforward, and once installed, it works great. I already have a bidet in our master bathroom and wanted to add one to the guest bathroom as well, and this has been a perfect addition. It functions exactly as it should and has worked well since installing it.I would have preferred the product to match what was pictured in the listing, but based on the actual performance of the one I received, I’m very pleased with it.

[Color: EB5600-Blue, Color: EB5600-Blue]
So I have one of those toilets where there's a curved ledge where the tank meets the bowl, sometimes bidets like this work and sometimes they won't, the one I had before this was just a little bit too short I guess so the angle of the spray was way off. I'm happy to report this one does work much better!Install was incredibly easy for me because I already had the similar one so all I had to do was attach the new one, all the hose work was already done. There are no leaks where the hose attaches but I can't attest to their hoses as I used already installed ones. This one has better pressure than the last one.You can see from the photos how that lip causes the bidet to be slightly angled but fortunately that hasn't been much of an issue, it just takes an extra second to position yourself correctly.I never really considered a bidet but I tried one at a friend's house and I've never looked back! Definitely give it a try, it saves so much toilet paper (obviously you still need to use some to dry off) and you feel so much cleaner.

[Color: EB5600-Blue, Color: EB5600-Blue]
I’m really happy with how this bidet attachment turned out. The product photo looks a little different from what I received, but it still works well and looks perfectly fine once installed. Setup was surprisingly easy, even if you’ve never changed or worked with any plumbing before. The instructions were straightforward, and I had it installed without much trouble.The water pressure is easy to adjust, and the dual-nozzle design is a nice feature. Just be careful when testing it for the first time because it can shoot water straight up and, in my case, almost right in my face! 😂My only real complaint is that I wish the back portion was a little smaller and more streamlined. It sticks out more than I expected and is more noticeable than the product photos made it look.Overall, though, it’s a simple and affordable upgrade that works as it should. For the price and how easy it is to install, I’m happy with it.

[Color: EB5600-Blue]
For the low price of $29.99, you too can change the fate of your nether regions! There was a time when all Americans thought bidets were weird, but more than weird. We believed they were expensive. At least expensive in the states. Maybe there was a time when that was true. That time is gone. Welcome to our beautiful modern society, where washing your baby maker and gas hole has become a welcomed necessity during every bathroom trip because it has become affordable and accessible.With the exception of whatever tools you need to remove your current toilet seat, you don’t need anything to install this affordable bidet. Everything else can be done with your hands. I would say the average time to install this for someone would probably be about 15 minutes, but that’s gonna vary depending on how handy you are. I do promise though that there is nothing difficult about it. It’s just a few steps and the instructions are extremely clear. It’s pretty self-explanatory. Once you see all the little parts you get, and there are not that many. Do not let the idea of the installation sway you against a bidet. A simple and basic one like this is child’s play to install.Now this is one of the lowest priced bidet I have ever seen on Amazon, so I wasn’t sure what I was going to get when it came to water pressure. Well, it’s got more pressure than a teenage girl does to put out during prom. If you turn that knob, just a little too much you are going to end up sneezing water. I am saying that the water pressure is capable of going crazy high. If you really turn the knob. It’s not just cleaning back there, it’s exfoliating INSIDE you. But of course with a small gentle turn it is the perfect amount of pressure to clean, but not harm. But where’s your sense of adventure?Now, because this is a very basic bidet, there is no warm or hot water option. At the moment this feature is reserved for the pricier bidet attachment models in America. So because of this, the water is going to be cold and just how cold is going to depend on your specific region and season. I can tell you, however, that you get used to it very quickly. After a week of use of any bidet that is not heated, you will become so used to it that you won’t even think about it. It stopped becoming unpleasant, and just becomes part of cleansing.This is the second bidet we have in our house. The first one we had ever installed is in the bathroom I use the most. No one else uses it by choice. I think they were kind of scared of the bidet Despite the fact I told them that they did not need to actually use it just because they were using the toilet. Well, I received and installed this very recently and it’s only been about two days and I can tell the rest of the house is already adjusting. Again, they don’t have to use it. It’s not a requirement for the toilet to function after it’s installed. But I have heard whispers that people in the house are a little more appreciative of how clean their back door is now.🚽

[Color: EB5600-Blue]
I never thought I would have this much to say about a toilet attachment, but here we are.First of all, it looks really good. It's sleek, unobtrusive, and doesn't make my toilet look like I've installed some sort of industrial plumbing apparatus. Installation was also ridiculously easy. The only tool I needed was a Phillips-head screwdriver, and that was solely for removing and replacing the toilet seat. It had absolutely nothing to do with connecting the bidet to the plumbing.If you've ever connected a plumbing fixture before, you'll have no trouble with this. And if you haven't, the included instructions have clear illustrations and are all you really need to get the job done.Now let's discuss the important stuff: the bum washers.There are two nozzles, and I have to say, both are impressively accurate. The rear nozzle has some SERIOUS enthusiasm. That thing reminds me of a miniature power washer. 😂 Fortunately, the pressure is adjustable, so you don't have to experience the full force of the Bum Washer 3000 unless that's what you're going for.The feminine nozzle is also accurately aimed, but thankfully it's much gentler. I appreciate that there is a difference in intensity because apparently my behind is considerably more enthusiastic about industrial-strength cleaning than the rest of me.Everything works exactly as it should, the controls are straightforward, and the whole thing has been a surprisingly worthwhile upgrade. I'm also thinking this may actually save me some money on toilet paper over time, which means my toilet is not only cleaner—it's apparently becoming financially responsible.Sleek appearance, easy installation, excellent aim, adjustable pressure, and a remarkably effective bum washer. Five stars. My toilet has never been so fancy. 😂

[Color: EB5600-Blue, Color: EB5600-Blue]
I’m new to the world of bidets. This one has some pros and cons. It does work, and installation was pretty simple. All in was about 15 minutes, though I have experience with repair and installation as well as the necessary tools. In my case all I needed was a 10mm socket to remove the toilet seat, but this can vary a lot and your installation might need more tools. The T installs at the top of the existing supply line right where it connects to the toilet tank. My supply line can be removed and installed by hand, and the T can also be installed by hand. The included line from the T to the bidet has a movable plastic handle so you can tighten both ends of the line from the T to the bidet. The mounts for the bidet have 2 rotating circles, these allow for different mounting widths, and also allows you to move the bidet backward or forward depending on your seating position, though this adjustment is only possible during installation, and once the toilet seat is installed the position will be locked. The kit includes thread tape, though for most installs this is not necessary since they are usually compression fittings. The “rear” and “front” cleaning options are pretty similar, and are in the same location, just the “front” option is a tiny bit wider and is gentler. I figured they would be angled to slightly different positions, but they are not.PROS:Pretty easy to installInstallation position is adjustableThe kit includes everything you need other than removing and installing your existing toilet seatWorks pretty well, and is useful for bad bowel daysCONS:The rear of the toilet seat will be higher after installation, so the seat will slightly tilt forward, and any middle braces on the seat will no longer touch the toiletThe valve doesn’t return to off automaticallyDepending on your water temperature and the time of the year, it may be pretty cold to useCan be hard to clean/make the toilet harder to cleanThe arm that sticks out is a little flimsy“Rear” and “front” cleaning options are in the same positionThe valve doesn’t return not return to off automatically, though for some people this may be a problemHowever, the price is good, and if you are new to bidets, I think this is a really good option to get started. If you decide that bidets are the right choice for you, then maybe in the future you will buy something different, but to get started this is sufficient for most people.TIP:I installed the side outlet of the T facing the toilet to make the line to the bidet a bit less visible