🚽 Bumworks Handheld Bidet Cloth Diaper Sprayer for Toilet: Efficient Bum Gun Butt Washer & Hand Held Bidet Hose Attachment Water Jet Spray Set Review

Pretty decent product for the price. The instructions were clear enough for those without hands to install easily and in minutes. It came in an unlabeled box that it barely fit in which made me nervous at first, but it works well. The only leak I found was my water valve, but this is not due to a defect in the product. Just my toilet and that's it. The only thing that isn't brass is the bracket which I'm a little disappointed in but not enough to return. Some people have complained that it has…

So there are gaps in this guide. But I have to say it was a huge win when they were all written on the same page of the same page. I had all the steps in view, like my hands holding or attaching parts, etc. I didn't have to go back and forth to make sure I wasn't missing anything, or trying to figure out why this or that didn't fit. And the sheet is somewhat plasticized so it would probably get wet. That alone is worth five stars to me. Okay, but there were spaces in the instructions. Luckily I

For reference we use it daily and live in an apartment. Tube: Rust spots appeared after less than a year. Nevertheless, it holds up well. It's almost always attached to our sink. Overall, it serves its purpose and cosmetically aside, the rust isn't causing any leaks or problems. Nozzle: generally works well. If you use hot water it gets too hot so you have to use a towel or something to hold it in place. But it was designed for use with cold water, so it does the job. I like that you can…

Very easy to install, I'm 9 months pregnant and installed it myself in 10 minutes. There are no leakage problems. The instructional video that the company posted on YouTube helped me a lot. All items already had shims in the box and there are 3 extra shims in the kit so it's a bit confusing based on the instructions on the boxes. The only advice I have is don't worry if your toilet doesn't flush right away. Once everything is set, you need to fill up the tank with water! I got nervous when it…

As a newbie to cloth diapers I decided to just try them out instead of buying a sprayer or bucket. Yes, it may not be what everyone needs and you can do well without it (disposable pads, rinsing, mopping, etc.). However, I have found that I NEED it. It has made my life a lot easier. Getting my mother-in-law on board with cloth diapers was easy (she babysats my daughter for a week). However, I didn't want her to have to deal with the dirty side. I gave her enough wet packs for three days so she…

After researching various atomizers we finally settled on this one as it was all metal and not plastic. For us, baby is #1, so we needed something that would last a few years. We've been using it for about a month or two and here are some thoughts on it: - Installation was easy. It took about 15 minutes in total. Just for your information. If the flexible tubing connecting the valve to the toilet tank is loose, it will be too long when the valve is attached from the sprayer. Therefore, a…

I literally spent 3 hours installing what should have taken 5 minutes. Well I've never done plumbing in my life* and after this headache I'll never do it again. So the first "user error" was entirely my fault. I couldn't figure out why, after installing everything and turning the water back on, the water pressure still didn't show. Turns out I had placed the rubber ring where it wasn't needed (where the flex line and T-flap meet) *face palm* so another problem arose when I figured that out. The

Installation was pretty easy overall. You flush the toilet, take the toilet water supply line out of the tank, attach it in between and use it. This has a few design flaws that make it a bit tricky to install and use. First, the quick connect toilet line does not seal. This requires standard full twist fishing line. I have found that the bead in the quick connect toilet line (you twist until it clicks and is taut) is too proud of the main port to seal properly. The older Twist-to-Tight version…

I received the atomizer a few weeks ago but put off installing it because I wasn't sure if I could install it. Put simply, a new baby and an endless to-do list make each new task so challenging. I finally took up the challenge and installed the syringe last night. It turned out not to be as difficult as I thought it would be. I've never had to deal with any part of a toilet before, so it took me a few quick minutes to figure out how to turn off the water supply to the toilet. I spent another 10