Review on 🚿 Introducing the SmarterFresh Luxury Handheld Bidet Sprayer for Toilet: Ultimate Control, Quality, and Stainless Steel Shattaf by John Ghattamaraju

The first thing that catches your eye when you open the box are all the warnings to turn off the appliance after each use or it will wear out prematurely and leak. That's the first problem. It's like a cheap version of the old kitchen sink sprayers I had that never leaked. The valve is in a bad place and you have to crawl under the tank to turn it off. Parts are plastic. Even the hardware looks like some kind of coated plastic. I tightened it and after turning on the water I noticed the fitting had shifted and almost jumped out of the tank. It all looks cheap. It can be easier to buy real fittings and put something together than risk breaking and leaking.