WHISPER – Bidet Toilet Seat Attachment – Self Cleaning Bidet for Toilet – Bathroom Bidet w/Water Pressure Dial – Non-Electric, Full Length, Auto Retracting Nozzle – Stain Resistant Bidet Sprayer

Got this for our master as it is our only bathroom without a nearby extension cord. This works wonderfully. No heat unfortunately, but gets the job done

A bidet...water shoots up from the toilet...to clean you? It's like a tiny shower for your butt?Ok first things first, it's awesome. Its self-cleaning, and uses a separate water supply to clean you, no it DOES NOT spray toilet water on you, it's just water from the same pipes you use to wash your hands. The nozzle that sprays you stays tucked away, staying free of debris, and only pops out when in use.You sit down, "express yourself", and then turn the knob slowly to the right. When enough water pressure builds up, the spray nozzle pops out (above the wastewater below) and sprays water onto your "back door" area. You might need to wiggle a little to line things up, but its usually right on target. I just give it about 30 seconds, and then use toilet paper to pat things dry. Every month I used to head to the store to get toilet paper, and every month it gets increasingly more expensive. I'm a larger guy, and I use 6 squares of tp folded into a two square 3-ply wad, and use 4 or 5 of those per go, resulting in a total of about 24-30 squares. That amounts to about 6 rolls per month without guests, fried chicken, or a chili cook-off.Now I use less than two rolls per month, basically drying off. That's basically 48 rolls less toilet paper I pay for per year, and literally flush down the toilet. I'd say I save about $80/year on tp, and dont put 48 rolls of tp into the wastewater system. I more than paid off the cost of the bidet with the money I saved not buying tp, so it was a win-win, win!Such a no brainer!Installation was pretty easy and the instructions were easy to read, and funny, ok...I told my wife about the instuctions...I've never done that before and we've been married 22 years! "Hey honey, listen to these jokes in the installation instructions..." Nope, not something I'd ever thought I'd say.To install you basically: turn off the water supply valve to your toilet, remove the toilet seat, unscrew the supply line from the toilet, insert and screw in the tee adapter between toilet and the supply line, screw the bidet supply line to the tee, place the bidet over the holes for the toilet seat, replace the toilet seat back into those holes through the bidet and then hand tighten everything and turn the water supply back on. See, simple, and all in one long run-on sentance ending in a preposition. My English teacher would be horrified.But it really is simple.Ok, now the drawbacks, or cons.Con one, when testing it out for the first time, dont forget to hold your hand over where the water comes out, otherwise it will be a tiny shower for you and your bathroom, not just your butt. Of course that's only if you test it standing up, instead of just going for it.Second con, it's pretty cool looking, so I wanted to get a new toilet seat as my "old reliable" just seemed, well, old.Third con, it wasn't available in my other bathroom, so I bought another one for the guest bathroom also, because sometimes I like to pretend I'm a guest so I can use the fancy soaps and towels!Oh and con #4, it's hard to be so excited about something like a bidet. I tried telling a friend at work about it, and HR informed me that blurting out, "Its like a tiny shower for your butt!" is probably something best discussed away from the workplace.But to me those aren't really cons...Ok, so I know you're wondering, is the water cold? Depending on the weather outside, yes, but you usually just notice it for a second.Its like someone blowing in your ear, a little ooh, and then ahhh, you're used to it.All humor aside, I've used them both for three months now and I really do think they are awesome, and a no-brainer of a purchase, heck with the money I save on tp, it's like I got them for free.I included some pics of it installed, sorry if they're not the best, but they show the parts you'll be installing/working with.I did have a hard time screwing the tee to the toilet, but a quick trip to the helpful Whisper website resolved the issue, I was using the wrong washer. I used the other one and no problem.One last credit to the MenTry u tu.be cha.nnel for their video on bidets and inspiration to try this product out. Go check them out!Dont hesitate, while you're waiting you're literally flushing money down the toilet.

Purchased about a year ago. Easy to install. Absolutely no problems in the year I have had it. IT DOES THE JOB! My wife told me to get another for our 2nd bathroom :)

Adjustable pressure, easy to install, easy to use! You will use less TP! Buy it.

The instructions are very easy to read, it's very easy to install and I do like the product.This is my first bidet so I have learned some things I wish I had researched a little more before buying, but that's not the products fault at all.I highly recommend getting this bidet, however if you've never purchased one before I highly recommend you buy one that warms up the water. Knowing what I know now I would have saved up the extra $ for that feature.This one gets the job done, and very well. I just wish the water wasn't so cold.

So far, I am very happy with this purchase. We just installed it and it took longer than 10 minutes but it was pretty easy. The longest part was removing and replacing the toilet seat. As far as the instructions, they were so easy to follow. I’m hopeful that we are going to love this product!

This is my first bidet and wanted a cheap easy to install option to try it out. It has been a fantastic experience and think this is a great product. Definitely recommend if you want something easy

Fair price,good quality