🚽 American Standard Aqua Wash Non-Electric Bidet Seat for Elongated Toilets, White - 5900A05G.020, 14.9" W x 3.6" H x 21.1" D Review

This item is amazing. This review is worth reading. I went outside this morning to take my daughter to the bus stop and noticed a bidet on the patio. "Oh joy! My bidet is here!" I thought to myself. A horrific case of highly contagious rotavirus caught at a friend's house after a recent solar eclipse inspired this purchase. It was such a horrific, explosive case of gastrointestinal disease that it caused the ONLY case of hemorrhoids I have ever had in my life. Even a natural birth didn't cause…

Let me start by purchasing 3 Bio Bidet BB-70 bidets, all in the $20-$30 range. It's a mount that fits under your existing seat (and works great, by the way). All of the hose connectors are metal, and the only complaint I have is that it takes a bit of experimentation to align the nozzle so it hits you squarely. I paid about $70 for this model because my wife was interested in the dual jet feature, so I figured we'd "upgrade" and I could move the old BB-70 to a spare bath. American Standard is a

This American Standard AquaWash SpaLet bidet was stolen for only $48! It's non-electric, so it works mechanically, simply using water pressure. There are two attachments that automatically retract into the seat back when not in use. One has higher pressure, the other is softer. The control is a small, unobtrusive lever built into the right side of the seat. Push forward for higher pressure (increase/decrease depending on how hard you squeeze the trigger), back 90 degrees to turn it off, or push

Works great so far! Received this as a temporary replacement while we wait for the Brondell Swash to go on sale. Bought the round version of Genie bidet a few years ago and can compare kits (although the Genie bidet may have improved since then). Basically it's like all other bidet seats of the same kind. Same lever, same markings etc. What made this bidet different from the round Genie Bide was the hardware. Mounting brackets, screws and shims are basically identical. However, the seat liners…