Review on Hot Water 180°F Handheld Bidet Sprayer For Toilet With Thermal Insulated Grip And 80" Hose - Muslim Shower Attachment For Sink Hose, AVAbay Faucet Diaper Sprayer. by Cesar Cook

Before I bought this, I thought w/ everything I would need, I did look at individual parts separately. It would be comparable or less expensive. Testing ONLY in my own bathroom (but to use this a vacation sprayer), I soon saw a big problem even with the the various adapters. Some faucet aerators unscrew, i.e., they need female threads in the faucet for a male thread on the aerator. Other the kit did hit the numbers 54/64" but also female, meanwhile all of the adapters are male, unlike the faucets aerator. I do already have an undersink adapter for such devices. And your hose and sprayer would not be a problem. Basically, this assembly is just a shower sprayer without any adapter. 80" hose is nice but could still be short (I had considered one that around 114 or so.) I can most likely spend another $20 for some additional purchases, but that wasn't the point, was it?There seems to be nothing wrong with the parts themselves; standard plumbing gear. But I'm really tempted to send it back and following my original plan assembling a kit myself since I will being doing that to some extent anyway. Wish I had not spent $40 for a presumption.Update: Sending it back today. I wanted to like it and keep it. But I went to the hdware twice for a ring to fit my faucet--not supplied by AVABay. Never worked. But that's my fault-cet. Even considered changing the faucet. But what kind of faucet would there be on vacation? And then I notice how the diverter leaked badly as it came. Get a shower diverter, a long hose, and spray head. The cost will be similar but it will work. Thanks Best Buy for easy returns.