Review on RinseWorks Hand Held Certified Warranty Extension by Haggis Bryant

This is a summary update; couldn't find the original review to edit. GOOD: on arrival. SEE parts and connections made of solid metal, well sealed and well chrome plated. They look well made and durable. Ease of installation. Comes with different parts to adjust the length of the sprayer and spray nozzle. One of the nozzles has more holes for better flushing. I didn't even bother with a nozzle that only has a couple of holes in it. NOTES: (Which too many don't teach their kids.) #1: All bidet manufacturers and sellers don't report: women and men have different anatomy, they have different bidet needs. Bidets that are sprayed from behind are primarily designed to wash the male buttocks, not their dangling parts. Although they too could use a hand wash from the back. .But.Women have more cleaning surface and need to keep it clean, so it is necessary to use front-to-back manual sprayer to prevent traces of feces from entering the vagina or urethra to prevent infection. #2: Depending on how sticky the poo is, the sprayer should be used for more or less time. And maybe you still need toilet paper to finish cleaning if you don't mind cleaning your skin with your fingers and running water. Many in developed countries are very squeamish about this. of fingers. Then just wash your hands with soap! #3: A bidet cleans more gently than toilet paper, especially under certain conditions. But bidets use more water so keep that in mind depending on your water supply situation. If you clean well with a bidet sprayer, you can simply dry with a small, washable towel. THE BAD: Approximately 1 year of use for this bidet handle, although there are no visible leaks, are there internal leaks!? We can hear a little water rushing to fill the toilet tank. Sometimes it happens when nobody uses the toilet, sometimes it happens when the bidet handle is used. It is difficult to trace the location of a leak as there are no visible signs of a leak in the shell of the tank. MAYBE the bidet needs a better siphon guard to keep the water from the tank from spilling back into the bidet hose? We're going to put some food coloring in the tank to see if it shows where the leak is. DANGEROUS: A few days after installation, the "Baby Moon" cap on the handle was very loose, keep trying. fall down It's still very loose. A few years later the chrome has blisters/corrosion with blackened spots. This can be slowed down by drying the handle and nozzle after each use. but it can't last forever! The parts that fall off and the coating that forms bubbles and black dots are repulsive. A coating that blisters/corrodes will damage the metal and can lead to failure of the metal that makes up the part. Plating has never been used on it unless done badly. No, our water is neither acidic nor too hard (e.g. showerheads only need to be soaked in vinegar every few years). No excessive wear, with just one user. Yes, I recommend this bidet. It helps avoid overuse of toilet paper and actually avoids using toilet paper (no shortage 🤣). It flushes better than most bidets on the market (all the others I looked at had a gentle stream and only down the back).