🚽 Brondell FS-10 FreshSpa Easy Bidet Toilet Attachment - Convenient White Upgrade Review

This bidet gets multiple stars for the aesthetics and the "brass" interior that drew me in the first place. Unfortunately it has a major design flaw in that the water dial has NO 'click' to let you know when the water is off. The only way to know for sure is visually. Check the toilet for leaks after each use. Even a very slow leak from a bidet nozzle can waste thousands of gallons of precious water, not to mention the cost I have to pay for wasted water. Another thing, the bidet hose doesn't…

I'm 61 years old and I couldn't find anyone to help me with this, so I found it out myself. I knew I could make it someday. The problem for me was that I already had a nice 9 year old electric Brondell Swash 400 and was wearing this kid down. So first I had to remove the old bidet which was a whole toilet seat, unplug the tee which was rigid with just a wrench and screwdriver and buy a regular toilet seat. But I made it through about an hour with my body writhing and sweating. Now to the new…

I bought Brondell 2 years ago and it still works great - no leaks, easy to use! I needed another bidet for the second toilet. I thought all bidets were the same (wrong!) so I bought a competitor's unit (Samodra) for $60. NOT CORRECT! Leakage from inside the device (not connections). Ouch! The parts inside were plastic. So I looked for another Brondell bidet and found this one - it's a different model and only has one control (not front and back) but I've still never used it other than one…

For many years I thought the bidet was a gimmick. My wife mentioned that she thought a bidet would cost. After searching online I bought 2 Brondell FreshSpa Easy bidets. They arrived quickly and I installed them as soon as they arrived. Very quick and easy to understand installation instructions. The only "snag" I had was that our toilet seat screws were long enough for the seat, so adding the height of the bidet made them too short to use. I had longer bolts in my drawer for various nuts and…

Although the unit comes with everything needed for installation, the braided water supply hose does not use standard 3/8" compression fittings. Instead of installing a standard T-adapter on the water shut-off , They suggest that you install a non-standard tee on the service port at the bottom of the toilet faucet stem.This spot is often very difficult to reach, and they expect you to thread a brass thread onto the plastic threads on the faucet assembly.Bad idea, esp when it comes to being able…

TIP: If you find you don't need enemas, use a 1/16" (or smaller) drill bit to enlarge the center nozzle opening ). I bought this bidet to replace my trusty Hyundai HDBM-100 which broke down in a recent move after almost 10 years of service. To my surprise, most modern offerings were worse: no adjustable jets and threads (instead of pressure) for the Connection ). While I couldn't find a new quick release bidet, this Brondell has an adjustable nozzle that's almost identical to my old Hyundai…

Installation: Easy except requires a new toilet seat. Comes with good equipment. The product is not compatible with some modern plastic seats: these seats bend under the rim of the bowl and interfere with the knee of the nozzle of this product, which wants to be in the same place. I had to buy a new flat bottom seat, an unexpected expense that didn't sit well with me. It is recommended to glue rubber bumpers to raise the front of the seat. As they restore the seat level, the seat gets higher…