🚽 Brondell LH-12 Left Hand Bidet Attachment SouthSpa Dual Nozzle - Enhanced Control Panel on Left Side - Dual Positionable Nozzles for Front and Rear Wash Review

Works great! Highly recommended. ASS. (couldn't resist, sorry) Don't expect good frontal impact from this bidet. Works great from the back which is the main reason we got it. But we couldn't figure out how to "position separate attachments" as advertised, which should work in the front and rear zones. Both seemed to be spraying in the same place. The little thing they pop out of can be positioned, but the positions appear to be back and even further back. Maybe it's the toilet we installed it…

I was thrilled to find Brondell's left hand bidet after using the Southern bidet invented by my late father 20 years ago. It's thoughtful and attractive. The control panel is very easy to use. My difficulty with this comes from the spray, which offers a shotgun approach rather than a thin laser beam on target. Regardless of the strength or intensity of the jet, water always hits the toilet seat. This has never happened to my father's bidet. I hope that the manufacturer will improve the accuracy

This bidet was perfect for our needs and only took 20 minutes to install. The controls on the left are just what we needed and they are easy to use! William Update! after 2 weeks of use with this bidet head, our wooden toilet seat broke in the middle. This was because the plastic bidet support runs under the seat hinges and this design raises the seat support legs off the top of the toilet in the middle, so the support is missing and it broke. The installation instructions do not mention this…

I like this bidet. This is a particular bidet that I use because it has a very powerful flow which is great for clogging issues. My husband uses another one that has a low level, non-invasive conditioner for cleaning. This one is very strong. Most of the time I don't even use it at high speed because it hurts. So remember, if you like invasive flow then this is the bidet for you. I've never owned a left-hand bidet, but we had to get one because when we were remodeling the bathroom we found we…

I ordered this item because it had controls on the left. I had surgery on my right shoulder and couldn't wash. I asked my brother to install it which took about 15 minutes. Everything I needed was included in the kit. I didn't have to buy any additional equipment or consumables. My wife and I have started using it and we are absolutely amazed at how it works. We both said how we used to get along without either of them. I am planning to buy a second one for the master bathroom and possibly one…

This is my second bidet, bought a new house and missed the old one. Okay, that sounds a little strange, but after a while you'll get the hang of it. The first one I had was a plumber as I also replaced the toilet. The old bathroom was tiny and not much space. This time I installed it myself. Quite easy. The only problem I have is the T bracket. In a new house, the toilet is needed on a bracket with a plastic nut. I have purchased a Hibbent No Leaking Design Metal Bidet Tee with Shut Off Valve…

Just installed. It is very nice that the two included tees are made of brass. I have a couple of containers under each connection to count all the drips and still no leaks. I'm not left-handed, but I wanted the controls to move away from the trash can, which is on the right-hand side. The only problem with this, and with all bidet heads, as you know, is that the back of the seat is raised, allowing the lid to float forward. Sitting down puts some pressure on your back, which can cause the jets…