Review on 🚽 Bumworks Handheld Bidet Cloth Diaper Sprayer for Toilet: Efficient Bum Gun Butt Washer & Hand Held Bidet Hose Attachment Water Jet Spray Set by Deb Wilkes

Installation was pretty easy overall. You flush the toilet, take the toilet water supply line out of the tank, attach it in between and use it. This has a few design flaws that make it a bit tricky to install and use. First, the quick connect toilet line does not seal. This requires standard full twist fishing line. I have found that the bead in the quick connect toilet line (you twist until it clicks and is taut) is too proud of the main port to seal properly. The older Twist-to-Tight version uses a smaller ball and rubber spacer. This allowed for proper sealing and no leaks. Second, the handle is snapped together and requires two grommets for a proper fit. I've tried both sides of the line and am sure the handle needs two washers. Otherwise it doesn't fit. I'm going to get a big pad that fills that space and takes the place of both pads. It is not recommended to stack rubber washers or use more spacers to secure the grip. Third, oddly enough, the cradle holds the sprayer. Not sure if my setup allows me to mount it a certain way, but that was the only way the holder held the atomizer. It kind of sits on top of the stand and seems uncomfortable for further use. In general, installation is not difficult. It's pretty easy and requires no tools. There are design flaws, but it wasn't expensive, and I learned that there's never a one-size-fits-all solution for every type of installation. I may have invested another $8 in installments to fix what I explained above. Cleans cloth diapers well and has good water pressure from the spout. Before installation, I checked the water pressure in the line.