A121 - Hot and Cold Water Bidet Attachment for Toilet Seat - Dual nozzle - Rear and Feminine Wash- Selfcleaning- Adjustable Water Pressure Non-Electric Bidet Toilet Seat Attachment

Bought four of these and really like them. (Would say I love them butt they are inanimate objects, I only love the Lord Jesus and people and animals that are capable of knowing what love is, so I like these.)Great design and a money saver. I’ve saved a lot of paper and it is also much better for the septic system. You don’t have to pump nearly as often!Ray

rarely do I find a product that significantly exceeds my expectations. This bidet toilet seat DOES. I've installed the $350 bedit seats with water heater and remote control, that don't even come close to this unit's performance. Water pressure comes from home plumbing and is controlled one of the two knobs. Water temp is controlled by the other knob. Warm water comes from a 1/4" line (supplied) that attaches to the hot water line under the bathroom sink. That meas the toilet needs to be in the area adjacent to the sink.Installation: If you are inexperienced at very basic plumbing, read the directions closely, and do a "dry fit" to make sure you understand how the pieces go together. If you take a coffee break, the job shouldn't take over 30 minutes, using just a flat head screw driver, pliers, and adjustable wrench. If you do have the basic plumbing skills, 15 minutes max to install.I travel and often stay in one location for a week to 3 weeks. I bought one to install in the hotel room, when when I leave I remove and take it with me, and their plumbing is back to normal. Again, about 15 minutes.

It works well for intended purpose. The water pressure can be really high and can hurt your butt. You just have to find the sweet spot but it's good

I should like to take this on vacation with me. I am unsure if I can live without it for 10 days.

Until you have a bidet or a warm water bidet. You just don’t know what you’re missing. They are very nice to keep your tushy clean.

This is a great product and contraption! Once you get used to a bidet you might not want to ever go back to TPs. You will however need a bit less TP.Installation appears easy at first and may be so for those with some background in plumbing. If not, it will take a bit of courage and finesse to install. My first install ended up with some leakage and could not fix the problem initially. I wanted to call a plumber and that would have cost me about $150 extra for installing both in two bathrooms. I slept over it and thought about it and figured I could get this thing done without the help of a plumber. Only problem was leaks and difficult working space ie location of the pipes for connections. On my second attempt, I got it down to a droplet leak every five minutes or so. I almost said I could live with it. Slept over it and did it again, the following day BUT this time I used Rectorseal T Plus 2 Pipe Thread Sealant from Home Depot and pipe sealant tape (included in order). That did the trick and voila.After that, installing the second bidet was a roughly 30 minute job since the work space and location of pipe joints wasn't that easy to get to and work with. Also having the right tools really helps. The plastic stuff included in the order don't work as well if any. Can anyone install this Bidet? Yes,even without any background in plumbing. Just make sure you read and understand the instructions before you start. Make sure you know exactly where the hot water connection on both ends are located. I had connected the hot to the cold and had to redo it which took some time. Overall I learned a bit of plumbing, saved $150 in plumbing costs and now have an inexpensive bidet that can become addictive to use.Get one and install it. BTW it takes a minute before the hot water reaches the contraption, so if your toilet is far from the hot water heater you may want to run the water in the sink before you go. Alternatively get used to the cold water, and if you can; than you will not need the hot and cold water version. If the hot water heater is near the bathroom you may just need to plug the hot water and leave the cold out. Once you install it, play with it until you learn the best way to enjoy the device. In hot areas of the country, there is no need for the hot water version. Thus for less than 30 bucks you could save tons on toilet paper. Enjoy the bidet!

We barely installed this 2 days ago.It did not take 15 minutes to install, it was more like 45 minutes-1 hour. My hubby isn’t a plumber but was able to install this without major problems.Our bathroom is small so we didn’t have any problems connecting the hot water from under the sink.I agree with others, the hot water you get depends on your sink; if it takes a while to warm up, so will the bidets water. What’s a little perplexing is that it does not use any electricity. So how the nozzle comes in and out is puzzling but we’ll see how long this affordable bidet lasts.So far, it functions just fine and I’m very very happy.

Was great til... moved, lost adapter & aparently nobody sells a "Metal T-adapter (3/8" x 3/8" x 8mm)" why chose a non standard size thats impossible to replace and not even the original seller offers the part solo wtf not happy