Review on iChanTon CT-B02 Non-Electric Bidet Toilet Attachment: Self-Cleaning Dual Nozzle, Frontal & Rear/Feminine Wash, Adjustable Water Pressure by Mike Marks

The last time I used a bidet was on a trip to Paris many years ago. What prompted me to purchase the bidet this time was the advert on TV (another brand, not Revain) as well as a recurring issue I've had with the consistency of my BM lately. Let's just say after that I needed a lot of toilet paper to clean my butt. When I saw the ad for a bidet, it dawned on me that this was the solution to the problem of keeping everything clean. The price of this bidet was much cheaper than what I saw on TV, but the high number of positive and legitimate reviews about it motivated me to buy it. Installation took only 15 minutes, with most of the time being spent emptying the water tank before disconnecting the inlet hose. I also decided to buy a new toilet seat to replace the old wooden one that made a shotgun sound every time the lid came down. I bought a new plastic seat that closes quietly from Lowes Hardware for $25. It is made by Church, who also makes toilet seats for Kohler. After all the hoses were connected I turned the water back on and when the tank was full again I started checking for leaks. There was none. Then I sat on the seat and tested the bidet, adjusting the water spray knob until I found the most comfortable setting. I checked again for leaks and again there were none. So far, so good. Towards evening I used the bidet for its intended purpose and voila! I was sparkling clean and saved about 1/3 of a roll TP in the process. Once you use it, you'll wonder why you've never used it before. Especially after you've showered and dried off, only to find you now feel the urge to mind your own business. Don't wait another day. buy today