BrondellFSP-250 FreshSpa Thinline Precision Essential Bidet Attachment for Toilet Seats with Adjustable Water Pressure, Side Arm Control, Thin Profile, White (Dual Nozzles)

This attachment works great. It was put on an American Standard toilet, with a good American Standard seat. The finished install works well and has an integrated appearance.I especially like the very precise controls which are easy to learn.Pro-install tips:1. For certain before the attachment arrives look at the water inlet supply line. IF it's solid metal you must get a correctly sized flexible supply line from the hardware store, about $10 to do the installation.2. The instructions say finger tighten only. For some reason that does indeed work, but use plenty of finger pressure. I would stay away from the teflon tape. The washers should work. If there's a leak a very slight twist with pliers might seal it.3.Be very careful putting the metal T fitting on plastic threads, you can easily strip out the threads and have a big mess.4. There may be some fiddling to get everything lined up right so don't tighten the seat bolts all the way until you think it's about right. I did give them a few turns with pliers when it was good.

3 years ago I helped some dear old frinds to move into a new house. While emptying out their garage they gave me an $800.00 TOTO that was used by their mom for a week before she passed. It was like new--after a light cleaning with some bleach.I was moving into a brand new home myself two weeks later, and installed the TOTO Washlet. I was skeptical, but after a couple of visits to the potty, I decided that toilet paper would never again be an option for me-- as long as I had electricity and running water in any place that would ever live in, for the rest of my earthly days.I found out that in Japan, So. Korea, and much of civilized Europe, they have had this type of washlet for years. And, I even recall seeing a funny looking toilet in Paris back in the 1961 when I was a young teen--and later found out it was a thing called a bidet.. Well, the beloved TOTO died. Most likely my fault, because I removed it in order to install a new dual-flush toilet---and, yes, I did do a very agressive cleaning on it. I think a high pressure water hose may have been involved...So, on to the internet to look for a suitable replacement...--never did use that hot-air fan blower on the TOTO---and actually always had the water temp turned down all the way.Found this little gem--ordered and installed it on my new "comfort height" elongated new throne--and could not be happier. First, had the nozzle all the way forward, but soon found out that the nozzle needs to be all the way back in a vertical position to aim corectly at my sweet spot. I think I am going to buy another one---just as a backup--just in case this unit is discontinued--like many other things. Ever save a label from a pair of pants that is perfect?----only to go back 6 months later to buy another pair? And be told--we do not carry those....Love this thing. Pefect for very little money.And, yes, it does come with a nylon braided flex compression supply line of apparently good quality----although the thread size appears to be some proprietary type--metric, maybe---definitely NOT available at the H. Depot. Not 3/8 or 1/4 compression---something very much "other" The adapter "T" is very high quality, installs without any hassle--and does not leak, or cause any other strange side-effects. To get a bit technical---I wish Brondell would change their fittings to fit a standard 3/8 compression supply line. I realize these are mostly available in minimum 48 inch lengths--(standard dishwasher supply line) but---you could then splurge on a dual-outlet-dual shutoff valve (coming out of the wall) and also be able to buy a replacement line at the Depot-or similar. This way, you could shut off only the valve going to the washlet--while leaving your toilet functional---as when you remove the washlet for some heavy cleaning.

TIP: If you find yourself getting unwanted enemas, enlarge the center nozzle hole with a 1/16" (or smaller) drill bit.I bought this bidet to replace my trusty Hyundai HDBM-100 which, after nearly 10 years of service, broke in a recent move. To my surprise, most current offerings were inferior: no adjustable nozzles, and threaded (rather than push-to-connect) fittings. While I wasn't able to find a new bidet with quick-connect fittings, this Brondell does have an adjustable nozzle that's nearly identical to my old Hyundai's—in fact, the whole bidet appears to be a rebranded and slightly updated version of it.Installation was easy and the bidet works great, but I found the center jet way too sharp and needle-like. If I turned up the pressure to the level required for effective cleaning, I'd get an enema every time. I had the same problem with my old HDBM-100, which I fixed by enlarging the center hole in the nozzle with a 1/16" drill bit. The same hack worked on the Brondell unit. Now I can turn it up as much as I like, without getting stabbed in the ass. Yay!My only other complaint is the valve knob. Being split between cleaning and self-cleaning, you get a very small turning radius (under 90 degrees) for adjusting the water pressure, which doesn't allow for much precision since small turns can have a huge effect. Having the cleaning (i.e. most-used) function on the right side also means you turn clockwise to open and counterclockwise to close, which is the opposite of a faucet.

Like the packaging andGood price and good quality

Works well and I like the fact that you can preadjust the pressure and you only have to press on the button

Instructivo y accesorios adecuados para una instalacion facil y rapida, buena calidad de materiales, muy satisfecho con el producto

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Product works perfectly. Problem though in South Africa is to connect it as the supplied T- piece does not fit on the half inch outlet. Quite a mission to get the necessary adapters.