🚽 Advanced Bidet Attachment for Toilet - Dual Nozzles, Fresh Water Sprayer for Men and Women | Non-Electric, Pressure Control | MEDGRAM Bidet Review

First of all, I'm not a plumber, just like my husband. He assured me that it installed correctly. I'm his wife, so I doubt 50/50 that the tailgate wash has a fire hose pressure and point of aim. the lady does NOT and shoots right through the slit of the seat and porcelain throne, soaking the wall and squirting in my FACE. The narrow bathroom is fine. I don't know whose female bite he was aiming for, but it wasn't mine.

The front sprayer stands far forward and shoots over the hips and hits the ground. The pressure is good and strong, but the front atomizer needs to be a little backwards. To use the separate rear atomizer, you have to twist the white through the front atomizer to get to it. As a result, water splashes everywhere outside the toilet. Since it's already installed, we won't send it back. It was easy to install.

Bought these because everyone is talking about them. ok was easy to install. First use. please say close your legs tighter. water splashes. and under the seat, from where the water also splashes. Seems to be a little strong, and with notches showing the levels you can wear it on. You are not working. or turn on when off. The women's underwear is too strong. oh remember Put the towel on the floor before using it.

It took my friend 10 minutes to install and it was his first time installing a bidet (pictured he'll send me an update when it's done, I I'm still amazed at how quickly he did it). I have to say, once you step into the bidet, you can't go back. I REALLY want the spray to start more gradually, but love the different slow options! I could just play around with the water pressure to see if turning it on fixes the unexpected cold water splash in your ass. It's a great budget bidet though and I'm so

Reviews stating that the 'female' version of the washing sprays at an angle coming straight out of the toilet are correct...the normal version seemed good but just a day or so after installing it got misaligned or something and now you have to tilt your body properly before turning it on to avoid splashing. Still, there is splattering on the outside of the toilet, which I've never experienced with other (more expensive) bidets. I'm sure we could reinstall it, but I'm not interested in it…

The so-called tee (included) is not a valve at all! The instructions say nothing about connecting to the water supply, but with proper installation, the water pressure comes from two places; Inflow valves on the wall and in the toilet Together, this arrangement results in too much pressure and the so-called pressure regulation on the rotary knob does not work as specified. I had to turn down the wall supply valve but this takes longer for the tank to fill and shut off. I had to turn the dial in