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I have a love for the practical things in life. Especially if those things are perfectly functional and predictable. This bidet is the picture example in my mind's encyclopedia of practical household items.The installation was very smooth and simple like screwing in a handheld showerhead. All metal parts give me peace of mind, and there have been 0 leaks in the 4 days I've been using it, which is promising. I really appreciate the control I have with the handheld nozzle. With the automatic spraying bidets that spray from behind, I was a bit worried about "cross contamination" since I've always been told to never wipe back to front. I also read a lot of reviews about overspraying onto peoples clothes and not having any ability to change the angle that the water stream flows at. With this handheld bidet, I really have nothing to worry about. Saving trees, getting the health benefits of using water to clean myself, and having full control over the water pressure and angle of spray makes me a happy camper. A bigger bonus is that I can rinse more of myself off on hot days without needing to adjust my position like I would with the auto bidets. I'm really excited to be able to keep myself more fresh than I've ever been during monthly cycles. This bidet makes me feel shower clean through the day, so overall it's probably the best household investment I've made in my life. Who knew that would be a toilet product!The things I've learned that are most helpful while testing this out are as follows:Flush solid waste down before using the bidet to prevent "cross contamination" (that goes for any bidet imo). I scrub my toilet regularly and use a pet safe bowl cleaner that sits in the toilet tank.Use a couple of squares of TP at the end to check how clean you are in the first days of using it. It took me a few tries to get it right, but now I can go completely TP free (yes, it's possible with this bidet!).Use a designated washcloth to dry yourself off. I use one's with patterns so that I can dry with the same corner in the same placement. Makes it easier to prevent cross contamination. Otherwise, you could use a stack of small towels and have a laundry basket for them in the bathroom. I've seen reusable (laundry safe) paper towels on amazon made of bamboo, perhaps those are worth a try.I hope your experience will be as good as mine has been!Update 4-11-2020:Still loving my original purchase. I bought another for the second bathroom and one as a present for a friend!

Discovered the existence of bum guns in a cat video where the cat liked to play with the spray. I researched what it was (confused why a kitchen sink sprayer was attached to a toilet) and was enlightened in the other forms of water cleansing without having to get a full on bidet or add one of those plastic attachments that somehow seemed grosser than rubbing filth in with plain toilet paper. I was unfortunate to become allergic to the dyes in tp after an intense round of antibiotics and I was looking for an alternative solution (since wipes contained the same dyes). I had always wanted a bidet or the option of cleaner after care and have always hated tp. Once I discovered this, I knew I had to have one. Easy to install but difficult to convince the hubby to try it out for a while. Eventually I heard the sprayer one day and knew he was forever changed as well. Now we both hate staying away from home or utilizing public restrooms. We will never go back. This is great for cleaning the bathtub if your toilet is close enough. I also used this to wash my hair in cold water after a color treatment. It's great for lady cleanups, heard it works wonders with cloth diapers, and helps cleaning the toilet. Every time someone comes over I try to convert them away from tp but it is strange, those tp people seem to think washing is somehow dirtier... can't figure that one out. I heard a great comparison once. If you had to clean peanut butter out of carpet, would you rather smear it about with paper towel or power wash that ish out with a pressure washer/hose?? Exactly. Stop reading reviews and buy one already. But be ready. There is no turning back.

Let me say up front that I installed a seat bidet on one toilet and this hand held bidet on another toilet, and I prefer the function of the seat bidet. With that out of the way, this hand held bidet works great. The water pressure is completely adjustable on its own valve - without having to change the water pressure filling the tank. Installation was very easy - it just goes in-line with the water into the tank. It came with a little roll of thread seal tape. It has no electric components so it does not need an outlet (so the water temp is cold - be warned). The bracket to hold the sprayer can be hooked on the tank - but I took the bracket off the hook and mounted it to the wall instead. It looks clean and is sturdy. For anybody that wants a hand-held bidet, this product works great.

I bought this about a year ago and installed about 8 months back. It was very easy to install and easy to use. After 8 months of use, the hose started to leak. I thought I got worth for money spent but I love the bidet and want to buy again. When I was about to buy again, I sent a message to company and i was reached out by great rep Kayla Huang. Not only she was great to work with, she was very professional and quick to issue a replacement. I am very pleased with the experience I had dealing with a company across the globe. 5 star for company and product and 10 stars for Customer service Rep Kayla Huang.

This really came in a pinch when we couldn't find toilet paper during corona quarantine. The only bad thing about it is that the head of the sprayer slowly drips water if you leave the valve open. It's easy enough to turn the water off and avoid the issue, and you're probably supposed to anyway. Aside from that, this thing has pretty good pressure and you should have zero issue cleaning yourself. It's not strong enough to take paint off the toilet but it's definitely strong enough to remove anything you don't want hanging around after using the bathroom. Just be prepared for the blast of cold water - it's a little surprising at first, but strangely enjoyable after you're used to it.Follow up: We like it so much we wrote a haiku about it.Water running up.The toilet smell overpowers.The bidet is great.