Review on 🚽 Upgrade Your Bathroom Experience with the TUSHY Classic 2.0 Bidet Toilet Seat Attachment: Modern Sleek Design, Self Cleaning Nozzle, Fresh Clean Water Sprayer, Non-Electric, White/Silver Knob by Ricardo Fast

Nearly perfect: but choose wisely. Cons: - not as easy to install as claimed. Especially if your toilet doesn't have a full open space on the side. Adjustable mounts are a disaster, and with my stock Mansfield toilet I basically had to go to the innermost adjustment, which creates little indentations on each of them. The side that cleaning the toilet causes as dust and (something else) a headache gets stuck in those concave spaces. - The bracket itself is fairly thin, but noticeably large enough to tilt the plane of the entire toilet seat forward, tilting the front end down and the back end up. It's small, but I can tell. Something about the way the mounting brackets fit makes it very difficult to install a toilet seat that will snap in and out of the screws that hold it to the toilet (church brand seats in my case), which led to me Had to screw the seat brackets all the time that attach everything to the toilet. - The Tushy unit's frame isn't curved to fit the bowl, but rather square, meaning it can actually slip out from under the rear opening if you don't mount it furthest from the inside of the bowl, in They can match your toilet seat, depending on the model. I had to position mine all the way back, firmly against the porcelain, which made it permanently impossible to adjust the Traveler's spray angle - which was a huge disappointment as I had to adjust my seating position to get full exposure. - best to keep the booty firmly in place at all times, because if you have to adjust your seating position too much, water pressure builds up, and then it's a matter of elegantly wiping excess splashes out of the seat and a lid if you are too acrobatic. Benefits: The self-cleaning nozzle drips water onto the spray head when it is pulled back to rinse out the stem. OK. - The variable pressure doesn't have a large range, but you can feel the difference. - it resulted in less toilet paper use and helps me feel cleaner, so that's a plus. - Only tap water is used, so on a hot summer day a cool jet of water aimed at your bum is refreshing - Guests think you're more hygienic and fashionable than their stone-age dump trucks, so that's a plus. And when they use it for the first time, it's like you've shared a special moment with them, knowing you've experienced the same thing when you make awkward eye contact after they leave your bathroom. Good bonding experience. Will I buy again? Possibly, but I'd be more careful when choosing my toilet seats, which means I'd spend $40-$80 on a new toilet seat in addition to the body itself, and therefore have to subtract a star for the complexity of the installation and the extra cost of installing. Choose your new location carefully and look like a crank at the hardware store.