Review on Brondell CleanSpa Advanced Bidet Attachment - Ergonomic Handheld Toilet Sprayer with Precision Pressure Control by Jeremy Gulledge

I found out the hard way that you may need to purchase a different toilet connector. If you have a straight hard plastic connector (see photo) it will not work with the shower toilet faucet. You need to buy a flexible toilet faucet. If your water connection is near a toilet, you will need a longer connection so that it rotates properly and does not put extra stress on either end of the hose fittings. I had to buy a 20" plug and twist/roll it in the most natural direction. If you don't do this, you will be putting too much stress on the ends of the connector and it may eventually stress and break/leak. If you get a leak from the largest end of the faucet to the toilet, I highly recommend taking everything apart FIRST and then tightening the toilet faucet. I discovered this the hard way when I first assembled everything else and then got a huge leak from the toilet to the largest faucet. Problem solved, no leaks! Also, don't buy a faucet connector. You need a connection labeled TOILET. These are two slightly different sizes. Yes, I learned that the hard way too! But after all this learning I finally got my bidet working and it's magic :) I've wanted it for years and finally got it! I love it! Five stars!