Pure Clean Fresh Water Spray Non-Electric Mechanical Bidet Toilet Seat Attachment

So first off: this IS easy to install once you actually know the steps. The instructions that came with it were SO VAGUE that I was actually surprised that so many reviews said it was easy to install. There was an extra hose/piece that wasn't even mentioned in the instructions so I hope I didn't need that because I didn't use it lol! There were extra plastic pieces on the ends of the water tube that connects the bidet to the water supply on the toilet and I had no idea if they were supposed to stay on. (I left them on and found out the hard way that the white water tube didn't secure enough while the plastic end piece was still on it, so the tube flew off the toilet and sprayed water all over my bathroom 🙃)BUT...I watched two YouTube videos and then felt a bit more confident installing it. Things I ran into during my install:1. After turning off the water and flushing the toilet, I still had a small amount of water in the back toilet bowl. I tried a few more times before realizing that perhaps that was normal. When I unscrewed the original pipe from the bottom of the toilet bowl, only a drop or two of water came out, not all the water that was left in the bottom of the back bowl.2. There was a metal tube in this kit that I didn't use. Maybe I was supposed to? Maybe thats for a different model toilet? Either way, my bidet works and there are no leaks.3. All I did with the white water tube was slide it onto the connections of the toilet and the bidet. This felt really flimsy but worked so long as I removed the plastic end pieces that were on the tube.4. I did not use a wrench, I hand tightened everything and there are no leaks (other than when I incorrectly installed the tube the first time.Also should note: the spray power on that thing is good. The low setting is enough, as others have said, and I don't know why anyone would need the high setting of water pressure lol. Overall--- I like the bidet a lot and I'm glad I purchased it!

So this thing lasted maybe 6 months before breaking. I felt so smug, saving on toilet paper while others were hoarding it like maniacs. My nethers were so fresh and clean. Life was grand. I was surviving the pandemic, working from home, staying safe, and waiting for my vaccine shots.None of that broke me. Do you know what finally broke me? This bidet.This morning, it functioned just as it usually did, providing a light cool trickle of water and a clean behind. Only this time, instead of turning off when I moved the handle to the off position, it inexplicably still had a steady trickle of water coming from the spout. I should have just left it there, but like an idiot, I thought benignly from my vulnerable sitting position, "Turn it on and then turn it off again." So I turned it on a tiny bit, and instead of a light burst of cool water, the full force of the Niagara was unleashed onto my unsuspecting hindquarters.And then the handle stopped functioning at all. No matter which way I turned the dial, I was trapped on top of the damn thing and it was stuck on ass-blast.I panicked. You would too. It's called ass-blast for a reason. It hurts. It takes you from clean to road rash in ten seconds flat. I had to think fast so I flushed for good measure and then reached around to turn off the water at the back wall behind the toilet. I couldn't reach it from my current position. All the wiggling allowed the blast to escape and soak the clothes around my ankles. I was pretty sure I was losing a layer of skin at this point so I had to act. "I'm wet already", I thought, so I might as well go for broke before I flood the toilet. But I wasn't going to do it with my poor raw behind blowing in the wind. This was undignified enough already.I took a deep breath, hopped onto my feet, and turned around to face the demon, taking a giant blast of water full-on in the chest. I slammed the lid down, getting a face-full in the process, and struggled to pull on completely wet yoga pants as water continued to stream from the closed lid, which the water pressure caused to maniacally rattle up and down like the mouth of a possessed puppet.I frantically wiped the water from my glasses so that I could see and tried the bidet dial again. Nothing. The rattling seat lid continued to foam at the mouth, mocking my ineptitude.It's a tiny bathroom. In order to reach the water shut-off valve behind the toilet, my only recourse was to squat down and hug the mad, water-vomiting muppet to reach the handle. More water soaked my already sodden clothes as I held on for dear life and madly twisted the reluctant water shut-off valve, coughing, sputtering, and cursing the day that I had smugly decided to have a cleaner ass than other mortals.Finally, blessedly, the water was off. The Niagara was reduced to a small, mocking trickle, and I stood up to take stock of the fallout. The walls of my bathroom were still dripping water as far as 6 feet high, the bathroom sink and mirror were the same. The artwork on the walls were splattered, the 3 rolls of toilet paper in the stand next to me were completely sodden, and the floor was an inch deep in what I reminded myself was supposed to be clean water.I reached for a hand towel to dry my face, and it was too wet to use. My lazy german shepherd finally came in, nosing the door open after the excitement had ended, and began curiously licking the walls and floor as I stood dripping next to him.My eye began to twitch as I mopped up.2020 didn't break me.This did.I will not be buying another bidet attachment again.

I learned about the goodness of these kind of things while staying in Japan, and I am delighted to find that there are some simple, low-cost options for these in the US.Easy to install if you're fairly handy. The white plastic water tube (connecting the under-tank adapter to the bidet unit) is a bit hard to push onto its fittings. Someone who is unfamiliar with pipes/tubes may have a hard time installing the compression pipe fittings correctly, since instructions are VERY minimal. I installed it yesterday and have not encountered any dripping so far.Works well at cleaning the underside. The water is cold, but for us that is OK. We're not too picky! It's really a pretty smart low-tech non-electric design.I share the concern of another rater who mentions that the plastic tubing could lead to flooding. I can imagine that some people might not install the fittings well, too, which could lead to same. The older this tubing gets, and the more times it gets knocked or pulled by cleaning, the more I'll worry about it.The pressure on these depends on your regular house water pressure. The squirt control knob on the unit is kind of sensitive. I have average house water pressure, and the "medium" setting on this unit is quite strong, so I'm guessing it should work even if your water pressure is somewhat low.Another rater mentioned correctly that this unit causes your toilet seat to incline downward a bit, because the unit adds a bit of height--maybe 0.4 inches--under the back of your toilet seat. It feels a little bit funny when you sit, but not too bad--there's a good chance I'll just get used to it. If not, I'm thinking that I might add some sort of extra spacer under the front of the seat so that it will level it out.One last tip: once you have everything connected and the water turned back on, don't turn the control knob on unless you are sitting down. If you do, you'll get an unwanted surprise!

I bought two of these and both had the same issue with the adapter. The adapter leakis after assembly. I had bought 4 of the other brand and never had this kind of issue.