Ultra-Slim Bidet Attachment – Non-Electric Self-Cleaning Toilet Bidet

We really like this new the day. It’s easier to clean than my old one. He certainly dice a job.!

Initially I was very hesitant of buying a Bidet, until a family member told me one day, imagine your driveway is covered with mud, would you rather clean it off with paper towels or clean it with a spray washer? It made complete sense, so I decided to try one. I didn’t want to spend a lot of money right away because I wasn’t sure I would like it, so I decided to try this Bidet attachment before I invested in a more expensive one. This Bidet was super easy to install and to my surprise it was way better than I could have imagined. You can’t go wrong for the money, this does the job nicely and you feel much cleaner after using it. don’t wait, buy this Bidet today!!

Well made and has several levels of water pressure that you can use. My husband and I enjoy having a bidet. Was easy to install. All hardware was included. When we go on trips we really miss how wonderful the bidet works. Have been using a bidet for 11 years. This is our second purchase. Once we used the bidet and experience feeling always fresh and clean, you won't want to be without this wonderful tool either. For keeping it clean I use a Hard Bristle Crevice Cleaning Brush and foaming bubbles to keep it sparkling clean.

it is a great gift for someone. I sent it to my son to have him install in the guest bathroom. Since it is not electric, the are no install fees.

First time bidet for us and I was afraid of spending too much money on something that wouldn't work for our grandson. We needed a much better way for our disabled 11 year old to clean him self. It was a bit of a struggle to get him to try it at first but now he loves it, we love it, and he's able to do more for himself. Pressure is ready to control and there's more than needed available if you want it. Basic plumbing skills and it's on and working in a few minutes. There's plenty of adjustment for it's placement. I am concerned about the extra strain on the hinges of the seat as by the design of our seat as it sits on top of the bidet bracket, the hinges now support the entire rear weight. The extra hight prevents the rear feet/stops/pads (whatever they're called) from resting on the rim of the toilet as they should. Im guessing this could be fixed by choosing a different seat design