Review on 🚽 SAMODRA Ultra-thin Bidet Attachment for Toilet - Non-Electric, Dual Nozzle (Frontal & Rear Wash), Adjustable Water Pressure, Fresh Water Bidet Seat Attachment, Easy Installation by John Hall

Wife wanted a bidet with one in our room after a holiday trip. I started looking into shower toilets and quickly realized that they were a very expensive option so I switched to a shower head. I don't have hot water or electricity in the toilet, so I started thinking about a "cold" water bidet. We live in a warm climate so I think it will be acceptable year round but I won't know for sure in the six months or so. After research, I realized I needed a sleek unit that didn't raise the seat, had pressure control, and was self-cleaning or retractable. This unit tested all three and the price is on the low end of what I wanted for my first bidet installation. I found the installation to be standard. I had some trouble wrapping Teflon tape due to the tight area I have and it leaked on the first try. I removed and re-glued the fitting and the second try was successful - no leaks. Overall it's easy to install if you have room to move your hands. Even with a leak and my pesky Kohler saddle, it took 15-20 minutes to install. The seat is still perfectly straight. Not even a hint of a raise. The pressure regulator works very well, just move it slowly. The water temperature is ok now, but that will show in the winter. The spray head retracts when not in use and must therefore be kept clean. All in all, we are very satisfied with our first foray into the world of bidets. A narrow bidet is highly recommended and if you don't have a hot water connection and want a non-electric bidet then this is a great option.