Review on 🚽 SonTiy Handheld Bidet Sprayer for Toilet – White Cloth Diaper Sprayer with Adjustable Pressure Control – Solid Brass Bathroom Jet Spray – Enhance Personal Hygiene by Darnell Evans

Purchased during Great TA War 2020 Pros: Fairly easy to install. (Theoretically.) I, a total plumber, did it. There are many tutorials on YouTube for installing this type of handheld sprayer and I recommend these over the written instructions which are a bit confusing. For example, it doesn't state that the three rubber grommets in the bag are optional and you don't need to attach them when the hose and T-adapter still have the grommets provided. The diameter of the fittings is also not specified anywhere. The kit fits my standard US sized toilet faucets, but I was reluctant and trying to test when it wouldn't stop leaking when trying to install without tape. . Be sure to get the installation tape, which is not included. Without it, it will flow and splash everywhere. I learned this the hard and frustrating way. Duct tape costs about 60 cents a roll, is available at most plumbing locations, and is easy to use. You will need to wrap the tape around each set of threads CLOCKWISE about 3-4 times (again, there are videos on YouTube on how to do this). After that you can twist the parts together as indicated. I found my hands were too weak to hand tighten enough and it took a 10" crescent wrench to complete the job (but don't over tighten! You might break the bracket off the toilet huh would be bad). If you had the tape and tools ready and watched your videos, the install should take less than twenty minutes instead of several hours like mine as I didn't have the tape and couldn't figure out why it wasn't working. It stopped dripping and I had to unroll it for people to use the restroom while I waited to go to the store. With the ribbon and the wrench, it was gold. just long enough to maneuver, and then some. And the hook holder is easy to hang on the toilet paper holder, so it's convenient and you don't have to drill holes in the wall. The elongated design makes it easy to get between you and the Toilet. I expect chubby people will find it easier to use than a kitchen syringe, but that's just a guess. sh: The water will be cold. you have been warned This is a trade-off for ease of installation. You still need toilet paper or a towel to wipe it dry etc. Turning the atomizer on and off is convenient as you can adjust the pressure. But if you go more than 1/6 of the way, you find yourself in the territory of a high-pressure cleaner, which may appeal to some, but not to others. The clasp stays in place until moved. It doesn't spring back to close when you let go. On the one hand that's good as it doesn't need to be held open and is less likely to break or leak, on the other hand if you drop this thing it'll splatter all over the place like a fire station in a kid's movie until you manage to grab it again, twist it around The item is not shipped from Revain. That's good because it means I received it in two days while Revain said a month + long delivery dates, bad because it will cost you $15-18 to ship and you can't refuse it. Other Americans using your bathroom will find it odd and rough, not as cool as a sink, and will likely make a mess if they try to play with it out of curiosity. and a hose that won't come loose no matter how tight you twist it. If you look at the promotional images, there is a gap there as well, so I think this is a design flaw. Other than that, it's such a beautiful facility that it just seems like a shame. Especially for women: the lack of an automatic shut-off means you'll have to remember to turn it off when walking from end to end or you'll splash water. everywhere, everywhere, everywhere. The pressure is also very strong, so hardly let up when operating it from the front. If you increase the pressure too much when using it in front, you'll splash back onto your clothes, leaving wet panis as you get comfortable (this doesn't happen in the back because you're in the way). plus your pants are not behind you).