🚽 Premium Stainless Steel Bidet Sprayer Kit for Self Cleaning - Reduce Toilet Paper Waste with Handheld Bathroom Hand Shower Review

This was my first attempt at buying and repairing a bidet sprayer. I didn't want to do this at first for fear it might end up leaking. Installation was fairly easy and the product was exactly as described. It's been almost 2 weeks and still no problems, I would definitely recommend this bidet sprayer.

I use it to wash dogs, clean the bathtub. I use less than half the toilet paper that I used before purchasing this bidet. You can adjust the water pressure but I wish there were multiple lines to allow the bidet to rest with each use. The high blood pressure made my eyes pop out. It's like a quick shower to refresh you. Very good if, like me, you usually have a head on your butt.

Bought because of skin problems. This was definitely a solution to that problem. I wish it had a softer jet, but that might not do the "Clean" as well. Unfortunately, there's no way to adjust the temperature that comes out of the tap when it's connected to the toilet, so the water is cold: it just takes some getting used to. I didn't want a kit with a built in atomizer as I felt the unit would be a problem to clean.

Perfect! We've been using the jug for 5 years and it's been fine except now we're 1 and 2 and they keep knocking it over and the water is all over the bottom. So we decided to take a closer look at the bidet and it was so easy to install! Works great and we can finally get rid of that 5 year old bucket! My husband was super excited to get this one lol. I thought about saving it for Father's Day but I knew he would appreciate it now. My husband recently put one together for my parents and he…

I usually installed the bidet under the seat which placed the nozzle under the back of the toilet rim. I recently purchased a tanner (?) toilet from Costco that has a different mounting system that is very far from the bowl. That's why I ordered these. Unlike other people here, I had no problems installing this atomizer, no leaks. I've only used it a couple of times but it worked fine. I was afraid that I would end up spraying all over the place or making a mess and it hasn't been a problem so…

You will probably need to fit a rubber O-ring to the top of the "T". I couldn't get mine NOT to leak until I installed an o-ring on the top of the "T" where it screws into the bottom of the tank. I couldn't find the right size o-ring so I had to make one out of a spare garden hose o-ring I had. I just had to trim the outer perimeter with a razor blade to make it fit there. Still. I don't think there is any reason why this should be done. Just be aware that it may spill (spray) when you turn it…

Easy to install. However, when I first tightened the whole thing, it leaked a little from the top of the T-knot. I took everything apart and next time I used the teflon tape that came with the kit and two washers at the top of the tee (where it connects to the bottom of the tank). The trick is to roll the teflon tape from the top, go around the pipe 3 times, and then finish the top, keeping the tape at the very top of the pipe (away from the end of the pipe that will screw into the T). -Pipe)…