Ultra Slim Bidet Attachment for Toilet

[Color: White, Color: White]
This is my second bidet. Well, I mean it's the second one with controls. I'm very familiar with using sprayers and have put those on every toilet in every house I've lived in. To not do so might as well mean living in the stone age and using leaves and twigs. Bleached leaves and twigs.Anyways, just like the other bidets with controls on the side, this one is similar. It fits underneath the seat. You have to take the seat off to put it in. It's adjustable to fit on any toilet seat bolt spacing.This one has something different in the way it's attached, making it so you can actually take it off the toilet without removing the seat. Others, at least the ones I've seen, don't do that.Connecting the water is super simple but does require a wrench. Others I've installed have a captive nut wrench built in. And, rubber washers to keep it from moving. So, it's missing those things. Still, really easy to install.In use, you don't want to push those buttons when 1. the pressure is up and 2. you're not sitting on it.That sprayer will put a fine stream 20' feet across the room and onto your unsuspecting dog or cat.My advice, turn the pressure down (counter clockwise) before pushing either of the spray buttons.Here's where this item lost a star. Those buttons are on the outside of the handle. So, if you accidentally bump them, you're going to end up with water spraying unintentionally. There's no lock for the buttons, and they wrap part way down the handle. So, you could bump them from the side on accident. More advice... keep the pressure turned down all the way to prevent the sprayer from activating accidentally.The spray feels good. It's not forward/back adjustable like some others, but it does have a front/back button for the ladies and the guys.Overall, the quality and look is really good. It's a good value at under $40, considering a sprayer is going to be nearly as much.

[Color: Gray]
Works really well. Easy to install. We have another brand bidet in our guest bathroom and really liked it, that’s why we went with this design. The only real difference between the two is that the one in our guest bathroom doesn’t have the quick release feature for cleaning, otherwise they are identical. My wife and I both like this bidet. I would purchase it again.

[Color: White, Color: White]
My grandpa is getting up there in age and I’ve noticed some things around the bathroom that seems like he needed a little bit more “help”. I ordered this bidet attachment to assist him in the restroom without taking any independence away from him.Installation was super easy and straightforward. It does come with instructions, but you just remove the toilet seat and sandwich it in between the bowl and seat before securing it down with the bolts and hook it in to the water line. And that’s basically it. Super fast to install and have up and running within MINUTES. Seriously!It has a few notable features, a front feminine wash angle as well as the back wash angle. The big button turns it all off once you activate the wash buttons and there is a dial that allows you to adjust the water flow to your preference. There is also a self cleaning feature which is nice and keeps your wash more sanitary and an overall cleaner experience.I also really appreciate the quick release feature which allows you to quickly release the bidet attachment from the bowl without uninstalling it so you can easily get in the to clean the toilet bowl and reattach it quickly. Like a lock and load situation. That’s awesome because it will streamline the cleaning process and allow us to get in to the hard to reach places.It does stick off to the side of the toilet bowl but it isn’t really bulky or huge in size, it’s pretty slim while still having easy to reach (and press) larger buttons for him to use.I think this is a great thing to have in the bathroom to help keep him feeling independent as well as helping to keep him feeling clean and fresh when he needs the extra “help”.I am a big fan of these helpful gadgets in the bathroom for not only grandpa, but they’re also great for after surgeries or child birth or for women to keep everything fresh and clean.For this price point it is a good value with a lot of useful features and ways to customize your personal wash experience.

[Color: White]
I ordered this to replace a nearly identical bidet with nozzles that were no longer retracting consistently on their own. There's a lot to like about this model. The ability to fully control the intensity of the water pressure is wonderful - you can dial it in to suit you needs, from gentle to *very* strong/firehose-like pressure. My advice is to start low & work your way up, esp in the beginning!! Trust me, it can be an eye watering experience if you accidentally start on the highest pressure - not painful per se, but it definitely takes me by surprise & makes me jump sometimes, and I've been using bidets for years! I love that this model has separate controls & nozzles for feminine & rear wash settings, though the pressure dial controls both, so if you've gone intense on one, be sure to dial it back before starting the other! The bidet is easy to install & designed in a way that makes it easy to clean the entire toilet (slide a switch at the back, hidden under the toilet seat) & the entire control apparatus swings out of the way. Couldn't be easier. It's also really easy to install. Just turn off the water at the toilet (if you don't have a valve at the toilet you'll need to shut off water to the whole house for a few minutes), unscrew the house between toilet & wall, add the splitter/t valve thing, connect the hoses for toilet & bidet, and turn water back on. Easy. You will probably need a wrench for the house connections, but that's the only tool necessary to do this. I'm a disabled woman & even I can manage it! That said, I'm not impressed by the t valve included with this bidet & decided to reuse the brass valve from my old bidet instead of the one included with this bidet. Had I not already had the brass valve I would have gone to a home improvement store to pick one up, simply because the valve included with this bidet feels ultra lightweight & I'm paranoid about plumbing failures. ymmv. Either way, be sure to use plumbers tape on all of the connections, since it helps to greatly reduce the chance of leaks down the road. The bidet is currently priced competitively & it looks & feels like a good quality bidet that should last for several years (if not longer)... If the included valve was brass (& a little plumbers tape was thrown into the box!), I would've happily given it 5 stars.

[Color: White]
I have tried multiple different set ups of bidets and this has to be by far one of my favorite ones! The bidet itself is incredibly easy to install. It is very straight forward and it did not take any time at all to make sure it was lined up correctly. The slim feature is one of my personal favorites of this system. The others can cause your seat to not sit correctly and pinch yourself if it is not flush, and I don't have any pinching issues with this one. I can control how much pressure I prefer when switching settings so that I'm not having to constantly turn the knob. It cleans the areas very well without splashing water all over the backside of the toilet. Operation is smooth and the buttons don't get stuck. As a woman, having the wider flow of water for our private areas is a huge plus. I like to have variations and this offers just enough to clean you without making an unnecessary mess. The self cleaning feature works great and actually keeps it clean. Others don't seem to clean themselves as well as this one does, so that reduces me having to go in there with a brush and clean it out myself. Overall, I love how it does not take up a huge amount of space in my bathroom, it has just the right variations that I'm looking for, and is a great investment to make for a purchase. I can't go without bidets in my life since I switched to having one and then ended up getting bidets for all of my bathrooms in the house. The kids love having them and prefer to use our bathroom at home and will wait just to get home and feel cleaner. It is not flimsy plastic that is going to break and built sturdy, so this will last you a very long time before having to consider switching to another one. I highly recommend you try this out and see why bidets are the ONLY way to go!

[Color: White, Color: White]
This is a fantastic bidet that is easy to install and adjustable as needed. The circles on the frame allow you to adjust it forward or backward no matter what size toilet seat you have as it works for oval or circular seats. It also has a lock to keep it from moving once installed. The controls sit to the right side of the toilet and have both a front and back wash as well as an off button and an intensity dial . Each wash button stays depressed once pushed until the off button is pressed. The intensity affects both washes although only one can be pressed at a time. It also includes the t connector and hose needed to set this up. You do not need any Plumbing experience to set this up, simply turn the knob where the water comes in for your toilet to the left until it is completely off and unscrew the end of that hose from the bottom of the tank. From there install the T connector on the hose that you just removed and connect it back to the bottom of the tank with the included hose going from the T connector to the underside of the the day connection. Turn the water back on at the wall and check for any leaks and address accordingly. From there you are good to go. I never thought I could get used to a bidet but now I hate going to the bathroom away from home because I don't have one at my disposal. This is an amazing price for the quality of this bidet and it is well worth the cost.

[Color: Gray]
I've been considering buying one of the fancy bidets with heated water and other bells and whistles, but before spending the money to have an outlet added next to my toilet, I decided I should try a more basic model first to see if it's something I'd actually use. After a little reading, I discovered slim bidets, which fit under the toilet seat. They're a basic and straightforward way to try a bidet without much expense or too much trouble. I ordered this "Ultra-Slim Bidet Attachment for Toilet, Dual Mode Fresh Water Bidet with Self-Cleaning Nozzle" by Hansrapo to give bidets a try.I have a fairly new braided metal supply line to my toilet and thought it would be easy to add the bidet without having to run to the hardware store since it's advertised as having everything needed for installation. I have a standard-sized round toilet and liked that this bidet could be used with either an elongated or round bowl. The kit included the bidet attachment, the adapter, and a plastic braided water line. The only tools I needed were a Phillips head screwdriver to remove and replace the toilet seat, a channel lock wrench to tighten the tank bolts, and a wrench to tighten the supply line to the bidet.I had the bidet installed and leak-free in about 15 minutes, which included the time to clean the entire toilet bowl. All I had to do to get started was turn off the water supply line, flush the toilet to empty the tank, and catch any leftover water from the tank in a bucket. The stem from my tank is plastic, and the inlet for the bidet is metal. I didn't want to risk cracking any of the plastic parts, so I hand tightened them and used a wrench to finish tightening enough to keep the line from leaking. I'm a woman and would describe this as an easy installation.I wasn't sure what I'd think about the cold water. I've used freestanding bidets in Europe, which allow you to customize the water temperature, and I really liked being able to get it just right. I was pleasantly surprised that the water felt refreshing rather than shockingly cold. That said, I don't use the bidet during my nighttime trips to the bathroom because I don't want to wake myself up with cool water.I've only been using the bidet for a few days and am pleased with it so far. I feel fresh and clean and think the cool water is really nice during the summer. It'll be interesting to see what I think about the temperature during the winter. I'm a former labor & delivery nurse, and I can see this being helpful for postpartum peri care. I don't notice too much difference between the rear and feminine spray features. I think this probably would work best on an elongated bowl because it provides a little more room for moving back and forth on the toilet seat to make sure the right areas are being rinsed. I also don't notice too much difference in the strength of the spray. I haven't noticed any change in the toilet seat's stability since adding the bidet.So far, I haven't had any issues with the bidet, but I should say that I'm a little worried about its longevity. The included supply line seems like nice quality, but I'm concerned one of my cats may try to chew it since it's plastic. I prefer metal braided supply lines. I'm also a little concerned about how the main body and adjustment switch will hold up over time. Given the fact that I ordered this before investing in an electric bidet, I suspect I'll replace it before any issues develop.Overall, I'm really happy with this bidet. At the time of my order, it costs $32.95, which seems like a middle-of-the-road price for this style of bidet. There are both cheaper and more expensive versions of basically the same thing.

[Color: White, Color: White]
I upgraded to this from the knob turning style one I bought six years ago. It still worked but the plastic was turning yellow and it wasn't retracting into the housing anymore. A bidet is such an amazing upgrade to the bathroom, I am only sorry I didn't get one earlier in my life. If you are reading this, you should get any of them, doesn't matter which, you won't regret it!This one was very easy and straightforward to install. Sadly it doesn't share the same fittings as my old one so I couldn't reuse the prior hose and tee connection. You first turn the water off, ideally at the toilet if you have a valve, otherwise the entire house. I flush the toilet first to drain the tank but I don't know if that matters. Then remove the existing water connection at the toilet, add in the tee connector and reattach it. Then put the new hose from the tee to the bidet control. Make sure you get some teflon tape to put on all the connections to ensure they stay leakproof well into the future. Then take the toilet seat off and put this under it and reattach the seat. I needed a screw driver for the seat and a pair of pliers for the hose connections.This one uses on off buttons instead of turning a knob to activate and control pressure in one, like the my old bidet. It seems like a fine approach, I don't think I really have a preference. My old one didn't really have a low pressure setting and this one is able to have less pressure at the low end which is really nice. There are two separate jet nozzles set at different angles. I like having the choice which to use as I decide how far forward or backward I want the nozzles to be compared to the seat. Right now I have them all the way back against the bowl and for my toilet size and shape I'm still learning exactly where I want the water to hit.Price seems good, this feels pretty sturdy and everything fit together nicely. I guess the real question is how well the buttons will stand the test of time as I imagine that will be the failure point. For now though, there's no problems and I'm a happy customer.