Brondell Hand Held Bidet Sprayer for Toilet: Brondell CleanSpa Advanced Bidet Attachment, Precision Pressure Control Jet Spray, Ergonomic Handheld Bidet for Toilet, Toilet Water Sprayer & Hose Set

I used this to replace an in toilet bidet. Omg...the first time used I may well have been taking a shower. I learned from 1st use to only turn water on half way and slowly turn water on at nozzle. I like this much better and feel it is more hygienic since it isn't in the bowl! I recommend. You can aim where you want the spray and can control the flow of water. No more controls on side of toilet bowl! Installation was a snap and I think it will hold up for a while. Cost was reasonable for this handheld. I do wish I could've hooked it up to warm water! Also would be nice to have a metal mount that would allow tank top to fit snugly

My husband said it was easy to install and it works very well as intended. There is a learning curve to using a bidet sprayer, but once you figure out how it best works for you (from the front or back, angle to hold it, best pressure to use, etc) it’s perfect. A Godsend for hemmeroid sufferers. You do need to turn off the water line to the sprayer after each use, but that becomes habit and the fear of a bathroom flood reminds you this step is needed. It’s easy to reach and a quick flick on and off. I was worried about the cold water, but it is not bad at all. Works great if you need to clean the toilet quick after use also. I noticed other reviewers commented on the plastic handle that will eventually crack also. I had one of these for about 4 years and it cracked and eventually broke. I bought another identical one and it fell off the holder (more than once) only months after I got it and cracked too. Right away I bought some JB Weld water weld and put it in a ring around the handle over the crack. It’s been holding well with no leaks for over a year. Would definitely recommend, but have the JB Weld on hand so you can fix a small crack right away. It will eventually break off and you’ll have a mess to clean up. Get pkgs of dark colored inexpensive wash clothes to use instead of tp. Put soiled clothes into covered diaper type pail next to toilet. No smell and save money. Wash with towels and add a cup of vinegar to the wash load.

Hose and t-valve good quality, actual handle is light and feels light chrome plated plastic. Whish it was all chrome plated brass, but so far works great. Very strong water pressure so go easy when turning on. Fairly easy install, just make sure you start the valve connections by hand so you don't mess up your tank plastic threads. Takes some getting use to, but once you get the hang of it it is nice.

I'd been looking for a handheld bidet for ages, but the ones that were at Home Depot and Lowe's were stopping me dead in my tracks at their prices. This one had great reviews and was made by the same company, Brondell, so I went ahead and purchased it. It's been about a month of use now and so far, so good! It was really easy to install, I think it must've taken less than 20 minutes to do it all together. The instructions were clear and easy to follow. No special tools needed, just a Phillips screwdriver and a wrench. It actually with two options for hanging the spray: one that you can screw into the wall, and one that you can hang onto the side of your toilet. My husband and I went with the wall option, as the toilet hook did not fit on ours. We did have to use a drill for the wall option, though! The pressure is pretty great on this thing, and I really like the ability to adjust the pressure with your thumb. Grip is great for both my small hands and my husband's much larger hands, and we've found that the pressure can go super high but usually we do about low to low-mid pressure for use. The manufacturer recommends that you turn the valve off after each use to prevent leakage. This can be a bit of a pain, so my husband and I have been observing to see if it does leak. Our toilet doesn't seem to have leakage tendencies, even when the valve is left on for days, so we've taken to just shutting the valve off overnight as a precaution instead of after each use.

From the hundreds of Bidet sprayers sold online, I liked Brondell Hand Held Bidet Sprayer for its distinct compact spray head, because I believed it would accurately deliver jets of water to the target area little overspray. Installation was simple, I used a crescent wrench & Philips tip screwdriver (I recall a flat tip can be used as well), with the hardware being plastic not a lot of torque required to tighten the water connections just enough to seat the seals. The use of the sprayer requires some practice (for first time users); The feature I like is the sliding shut off valve it makes for easy adjusting of the water jet output & holding the position without having to keep your finger on it. Although Brondell cautions to shut off the main supply valve after every use in case the water connection breaks. I have left it full open with no leaks. But I have done this only because my bathrooms are built to code to contain a water break. (My local building code requires a bathroom floor drain & 1-inch floor drop to contain a flood). Storing the sprayer in its holder requires care. Because you have to slide the spray head into the holder first then the rest of the spray handle will fit into the holder. If you do it haphazardly you could snap off the spray head from the handle. Being a first time user of this bidet sprayer I like my Brondell sprayer, saves on toilet paper use, and useful at cleaning the toilet. Highly recommended!

Brandell handheld butt sprayer works a lot better than the other ones that were made of plastic. If you move wrong while spraying with the plastic ones, they always broke this one works really well.

I really wanted to like this bidet. It looked sleek and well-made when I first installed it, and everything worked fine for a while. But just before the one-year mark, the sprayer started leaking. Then, like clockwork, the whole pipe started leaking right after the one-year warranty ran out. It’s frustrating because I also bought a similar bidet from a different brand around the same time, and that one’s still working perfectly. This one seemed like a high-end product, but the quality just didn’t hold up. Honestly, I wouldn’t recommend it, not if you’re expecting it to last.

Funciona bien. Ayuda a utilizar menos papel higiénico. El diseño es más largo que la mayoría de otros productos. La instalación es muy fácil y sin fugas.

Easy to install and straight forward instructions. The on off water shutoff works well but it is a little stretch to reach that far back on the bottom of the toilet reservoir. Spray is focused and easy adjustable. Not too keen on the holder because it displaced the lid on top of the toilet and shifts it over about 1/4 inch. Should come with a foam spacer for the other side then. All things considered a superior product.

Este producto es bueno, solo que no funciono para hacer la coneccion con las tuberias en los baños, ya que el diametro es mas grande. Lo utilizamos con otro productos y funciona muy bien.

Facile à installer à utiliser : fonctionne très bien.

Everything in box was perfect, but personally I wish the wand section was slightly longer (~1-2"). I've never used a bidet in the past, but now that have, I won't go back to TP followed by a Wet Wipe. More efficient cleansing and much less stressful on rural septic systems. I've attached my install notes below... ..:: Senior Notes for Installing a Bidet ::.. .: Collect Required Tools :. -Teflon plumbers tape -Slip joint pliers -Adjustable wrench -Phillips screw driver -Reading glasses -Bidet system (hand held wand etc) .: Steps for Install :. -Lay down a towel and get down on arthritic knees -Reach behind toilet and turn off water supply -Flush toilet to empty tank -Try to reach water supply fitting under toilet tank (nope) -Get on floor laying on back and get wife to slide you between toilet and wall (nope) -Get wife to slide you back & pull you back up to kneeling position (extreme pain/flailing about) -Try reaching nut again from kneeling position (nope) -Wife says ‘let me try’ -Gets on floor and can’t get wrench on compression fitting -Wife lays on back and tries to slide between wall and toilet -Supply fitting removed -Try to attach water manifold (splitter) to toilet (nope) -Remove manifold and attach other hoses first -Reattach to toilet after numerous attempts -Husband checks fitting tightness and turns on water (surprise no leaks) -Asks wife to drop panties and demo bidet wand -Open flow, Bidet sprays all over wall -Open flow, Bidet sprays left into toilet -Open flow, ‘Wait a minute I have to go pee now’ -Open flow, Bidet sprays up the couter (yikes that’s cold) -Wife says ‘now what, my whole ass is soaking wet’ -Get me a towel please and then dries off -Pulls up panties -½ hr goes by and wife says ‘I’m still feel soaking wet, maybe its because I put wet panties back on’