Brondell Bidet Attachment for Toilet SS-250 SimpleSpa Fresh Water Spray with Adjustable Water Pressure Side Arm Control, Slim Bidet Sprayer, Silver Knob (Dual Nozzle)

After having this for 6 weeks I can say it is one of the best purchases I’ve made in a long time and I recommend.It was easy to install, might need some WD 40 to get the valve things loose on your toilet but, pretty simple. I am NOT mechanically inclined and I did it without calling 911 for help. Read the step by step instructions, simple easy, have some WD 40 nearby ( not for the product, but for your plumbing valves if they haven't been loosened or tightened in a while).Less tp down the sewer, save $ buying TP the rest of your life, save trees from being cut down to make TP ( humans use 270,000 trees per day globally to make TP) Efficient and enviro friendly all the way around. If you live in an apartment - take it with you if / when you move.There are 2 sprayers one for front, one for back, and there is nothing cleaner! You can adjust the water pressure as high or low as you want, and it can powerwash your behind LOL - careful not to blast yourself clear off the toilet! You can have a low, gentle water pressure or the powerwash. You can practically get a colonic every time you go to the bathroom if you wanted to. LOLThese should be a requirement for every home because you save so much for sewers to break down and you keep more $$$ in your pocket in the long run and it saves trees from being cut to make ... TP what a waste. Once you get the hang of it you only really need tp to dry off, far cleaner! It’s like taking a shower every time you go to the bathroom! There is no hot / cold option on the model I bought, I don't mind, it works great.I think the best thing is just how clean you feel - you basically only need to use TP to dry off.LOLOLOL… but seriously! Cleanliness is next to godliness.

Will spare you the details except to say this is my second one purchased. Easy install, doesn't fit like one of the weird seats with the built in squirter, and the original is still going after years of use. If you're worried about cold water only, don't. It's a non-issue even on a cold northern Illinois winter morning.My only quibble is it would be nice if the fitting into the unit was a 90 degree so you could hide the hose better.

PROS: First off, the price is very reasonable. It’s amazing it took me this long to look to see if this improvement could be made to practically any toilet (check your dimensions against the schematic in the product description but mine fit dead center).2. The provided tee fitting that goes between the bottom of your toilet fill valve and the top of the existing water supply hose, and provides a place to connect the new device’s provided water supply hose is metal (looks like stainless steel) for extra strength. other best selling models had a plastic tee valve.3. The device has two spray nozzles, one cleaning more forward and one pointing directly aft. Some other bidet conversion kits at this price only have the rear spray attachment.4. The control mechanism that turns the water flow on and off, controls spray intensity, and chooses front or rear spray is very well designed and has no protrusions or bumps that will be hard to clean. Other best selling conversion kits have knobs that stick out.5. The spray intensity for the botb jets can be adjusted to clean the area as gently or vigorously as needed.6. It is relatively easy for a non professional to install with a screwdriver and an adjustable wrench. The instructions are clear and have good diagrams.7. The water supply to the bidet provided is braided stainless steel and of excellent quality. It is longish, but that is necessary to deal with a change of hose direction from the tee to the device inlet without causing kinks.CONS: 1. Temperature not adjustable but honestly I found the pipe water on a day below 50F quite tolerable and not too cold for comfort.2. I’ve installed many a toilet, but the reviewers saying they had it installed in ten minutes must have 8 well coordinated hands. By the time I unpacked it, read the instructions, removed and cleaned up the old toilet seat, drained the tank, disconnected the existing water supply from the bottom of the tank fill valve, installed the new tee valve to the fill valve and both hoses to it, connected up the spray device, checked for leaks, reinstalled the seat, and tested the new setup for function, I had 45 min invested. But honestly that would be required for any conversion bidet I saw available, at my experienced rate.3. If your toilet is close to a corner on the left side if you stand facing the toilet like mine, all the water hose and device connections have to be done left handed reaching to the back. It can be accomplished, but you have to be careful not to cross thread, and must kneel down right over your toilet, in a tight spot. This is also true of any conversion bidet. It’s easier to install in a straight wall or right corner toilet placement.4. This device will have to be periodically cleaned well. The toilet seat should periodically be removed allowing full access to areas between the device and the seat and toilet. It will make cleaning the toilet well more involved.OVERALL: Since very few American homes are plumbed and wired for a separate bidet, a conversion kit is the only way to go. To be able to add the functionality for $35 and less than an hour is a great option. Add-on spray attachments are inexpensive and can be changed every few years if they cease functioning as well or get worn or filthy. Really anyone can have the advantages of a good cleaning “down there” very simply.