🚽 Zen Bidet WARM - Premium Dual Nozzle Toilet Seat Attachment with Self Cleaning Nozzles and Ceramic Valves - Hot and Cold Water Brass Components - Designed for U.S. and Canada Review

This bidet head is great. The temperature control and self-cleaning options are really well thought out. The construction is first class. Tips ------ 1. Buy your own hot water compression tee. The one supplied does not have a freely rotating threaded socket, so when tightened the hot water outlet will be displaced from the tee. This can be frustrating, especially when you have a leak. These t-shirts are easy to find at Revain or your local hardware store. Example: LASCO 06-9101 Angle Stop Tee…

I wish I had had a Zen bidet a year ago when I had hemorrhoid surgery! This would make recovery much easier and more comfortable. I've been looking for a bidet ever since but was discouraged by the price and complexity of the many devices on the market. Many units cost over $250 and are overly complex, which has caused me concerns about durability. The Zen Bide 500 controls work like a faucet, mixing hot water with cold water to achieve the desired temperature. The amount of water and the water

New favorite and must-have. I know talking about poop and wiping is off your bucket list, but please read on. I wasn't sure if I could change the way I cleaned the back door. I read funny reviews and decided to buy. I'm not sure if I will like it. Only cold water installed. After a few uses, I realized that I like it. I prefer to shit at home too. My installation isn't new, so I couldn't use the hot water adapter that came with it. I purchased, brazed and installed a 5/16 compression and…

Having traveled extensively around the world, I have personally witnessed several cultures practicing hygiene through the use of bidets. Inspired by this healthy attitude towards life, I explored the possibility of getting a bidet for our home. After searching for bidet alternatives from dedicated basins to expensive integrated toilet/bidet systems and power seats that can be added as accessories, none compare to the functionality and level of comfort that the Zen Bide offers at this incredibly

I like the concept, it's the first one I've had. The quality is good, however there is a small leak where the hot water pipe connects to the back of the accessory. It comes with a plastic nut and I tighten it a tiny bit every time I notice a very slow leak, but after 24 hours I consistently have a 1.5 to 2 inch puddle of water on the floor. Every time I tighten a plastic nut a little, I'm afraid it might break. I'm a professional mechanic and I wish they had shipped it with a brass nut instead…

Do yourself a favor during installation - discard the plastic hoses and hot water connections. Everything is fine with cold water, but with hot water it leaves much to be desired. I'm a Purdue engineer, handyman, contractor, plumber etc. and in my opinion this is a much better way to make hot water. And easy. Go to your hardware store - I used Ace Hardware - and buy a 3/8" x 3/8" x 3/8" tee and a 3/8" x 3/8" dishwasher Hose Ace part numbers are 4309001 for T and 4061180 for 6ft hoses I believe…

Bought this bidet in November but still waiting to write this review. I wanted to wait for the novelty and make sure it lived up to expectations. I can honestly say that the Zen Bide is a good quality device. It's well made, strong. All parts required for assembly are included in the kit. Along with the bidet I ordered a Danco toilet seat bumper kit. Other reviews I read said it would be a good idea to order one. It was required for my installation. I didn't want to use the T-valve that came…

I sat on this purchase for about 1 year and finally pulled the trigger. I had some initial installation issues which were referred to the supplier: I had some trouble installing the HW fitting. When you screw it onto the check valve it tends to crush the rubber washer and force it into the nipple. At the moment there is nothing to seal it. My suggestion would be to use a standard clamp connection. At that moment I almost gave up the idea of connecting the HW line to the sinks. I ended up just…