Premium Brushed Sink Faucet Handheld Bidet Sprayer for Toilet -Bidet Attachment Set for Warm & Cold Water with Dual Function, Perfect for Feminine Hygiene, Cloth Diaper,Bathroom Toilet Cleaning,etc

I recently installed this bidet, and overall, I am very pleased with my purchase. Here are my thoughts:**Easy Installation:** The installation process was straightforward and hassle-free. I had it set up and ready to use in no time, thanks to the clear instructions provided.**Material Quality:** While the metal isn’t the sturdiest, it’s more than adequate considering the price point. It feels durable enough for regular use, and I haven’t encountered any issues so far.**Performance:** The bidet has been working perfectly with no water leaks. It provides a reliable and consistent stream, making it a great addition to my bathroom.For the price, this bidet offers excellent value. It’s easy to install, functions well, and gets the job done without any problems. I highly recommend it for anyone looking for an affordable and effective bidet. A solid 5/5!

No pictures. Why, do you want to see me laying down next to the toilet, or what else were you thinking?! Seriously, from opening the package, to using the product, I was all but blown away.Everything was packed meticulously, including simple, clear, and accurate instructions in standard English. Note to self: the compression washers for the fitting were under the teflon tape for wrapping the threads on the compression fittings and the (optional) screws for mounting the hanger on the wall. The stainless steel finish is a bit more impressive than the toilet on which I have it installed, but maybe your toilet is more impressive than mine.INSTALLATION: It installs directly under the toilet bowl.1) Turn off the water supply. Usually there is a valve near the floor or the wall just below the toilet, but if not you need to find a valve somewhere else and turn off the water. Then detach the supply line from the threads protruding from the bottom right (left as you face the wall) of the toilet bowl. (This is typically just below the level at which you sit on the toilet and usually directly under the tank, if you have a modern, American toilet.)2) I suggest wrapping the threads (plastic on my toilet, maybe brass on yours) with the included teflon tape, three complete revolutions is standard. Then take the fancy looking valve and insert the rubber washer into the female side (mates with the toilet side threads) and screw it in, making sure the connection for the hose (smaller) points out toward the front of the toilet, meaning the shutoff valve will point toward the wall. (You will not succeed if you try to install it without the rubber washer, don't ask me how I know this.)3) Once this is tightly attached (hand tight, that is), compressing the rubber washer somewhat, attach the connection that went from the toilet to the water supply to the bottom of the valve--note this will make the connection about two inches closer to the floor, so this may require either more bend in the flexible hose or some other adjustment in the water supply line. (The kit provides a second compression washer, but my (plastic) fitting was slightly different. You will not require this second washer unless you remove a similar washer from your existing fitting. Remember to do the three wraps of teflon tape for the smoothest connection.) Again, you are making a compression fitting, so it needs to be firmly tight, but not torqued--e.g., what is known as hand tight.) The connection for the spray hose should remain facing toward the front of the toilet.4) Attach the spray nozzle to the hose on the end that looks fancy. (You will have to remove the blue plastic inserts that were on the ends of the hose for shipping. You will note that the steel sheath is actually separate from the hose inside, which comes with compression washers fitted to the ends. Again, best practice is to wrap the threads three times with the teflon tape. It will look best if you are careful to keep the teflon tape on the threads, but not covering the end that will seal with the compression washer or sticking out past what will be covered when you (hand) tighten the hose onto the nozzle.)5) Attach the hose to the valve under the toilet bowl. (Three wraps teflon tape, firmly "hand" tight, placing the spray nozzle in the right orientation for use, since there will be no free swivel once connected.)6) Turn on the water supply, check for leaks. Turn on the valve for the spray nozzle, check for leaks. Spray into the toilet, so you get the feel for how to modulate the intensity of the flow by how far you depress the lever.7) Hang the spray nozzle hanger either on the toilet etc or remove the hanger bracket and mount the holder/holster to a convenient wall.USE: There are three common uses, yeah, even four. The fourth is cleaning dirty cloth diapers.WATER: It turns out that because these parts of the body stay so warm, and the water can be applied so gradually if you just barely press the lever, that even though we live in the mountains with cold water, we really feel no need to use warm water. This surprised me, as I have in the past only used this tool in places that are generally warmer. In the world as a whole, this is perhaps the preferred method for cleaning in the (not exactly mentioned) situations. This spray nozzle is a great improvement over the typical plastic nozzles I generally encounter around the world, because it is so much more adjustable--and did I mention, it looks too good to sell for what I paid for it. Perhaps they will raise the price if/when it catches on. When I wrote this, it was still cheaper than competing products, but has better specs. Surely this is too good to be true.In response to other reviews: I found the pressure to be easily and fully adjustable, but then I practiced with it pointed into the toilet bowl before I pointed it at...myself.

This works really well in our camper! No modification necessary other than attaching it to the faucet, easy peasy. We hang the sprayer in the adjacent shower. When toilet paper is scarce, or simply won’t do the job, this works super well. No regrets buying this!

I used this to replace a similar bidet. I was not easy to instal and the handle is a bit too small to be comfortable to use

I purchased two of these after I returned four bidet sprayer of a different brand. My brother recommended this one since he has a couple of these in his house and he never had issues. I installed both of them a little more than a week ago. So far I haven't seen any water leaking or dripping from anywhere. I put some toilet tissue on the floor just to see if these have any slow leaks/drips that will make the tissue wet, but so far so good and I am happy. Price is good too, so I recommend this product.

The media could not be loaded. I’ve had this spray for a little over a year. On Sunday the hose wore a hole In The middle of the hose. It leaked for a few hours causing all types of damage to my home. Insurance is saying about $15K to $25k in damages. I don’t recommend at all. And for all that say a plumber should’ve installed, I’m a licensed master plumber by trade.

While this is basically just a glorified spray head you'd typically use at your kitchen sink (but much more sturdy and with a much longer hose), it certainly makes things so much easier after taking care of business. I didn't want a bidet that had to hook up to the toilet, so this was a perfect fit since it connects to the sink, then has a hanger to keep the functional part close to the throne. If you've ever tried wiping a crayon on a paper towel, that's what it used to be like for me. Now, there is a 99% improvement on that problem. So glad I made this purchase, and if you've experienced what I have in the past, you will too.

I got this to replace one of those under the toilet seat bidets. I like this kind much better because it’s easier to keep clean.It doesn’t leak if you install it correctly. Use pipe dope or the plumbers tape that it comes with on all the threads and it won’t leak. It seems really well made and I hope it lasts a long time.

Waist of my money and time. I took so much time to install it as it came without any instructions. I have no idea why it is not pushing water up to my toilet tank. The T-valve probably is defected because it is leaking like a water fountain even after making it tight. I checked You tube videos as well to see if I am doing anything wrong, but guess what it is the product which is defected. Now I am not sure should I return it or buy a separate T- valve. I am probably returning it, unless i got any solution from the seller or any body who knows the problem.

East to install and meets expectations.

The media could not be loaded. Easy to use. But 3 way valve is different in Australian piping.

What the actual F !?! I’ve only had this product for less than a week and it bursted and started gushing out water all over the bathroom to my bedroom. Lucky my wife was downstairs to hear the water dropping downstairs. I have another video of me poking a hole into the ceiling and water just draining through. I am not sure yet of the damages, however I have called a carpet cleaner to suck the water dry. I am not sure how much that is going to cost yet but I’m going to raise this with Amazon.DO NOT BUY AND RISK IT.

Works well, great price & looks good too