Review on Slim Two Smart Self Cleaning Oscillating by Jeff Keegan

I have been installing bidets in master bathrooms since 1974 when I was renovating an old house in Atlanta. One, Kohler, cost me $1,600 just for the device and fittings. I installed it myself. How much is 1600 dollars in 2018 dollars? At least $4,000 right? So we were just building our nursing home in the mountains of western North Carolina, and we didn't have enough room to fit a separate bidet into the master. Decided to try one of these as I thought the reasonably priced totos were overpriced. This is amazing stuff! Much better than regular bidet for cleaning and instant hot water. I liked it so much that I'm ordering another one for a guest bathroom. At this price, if the thing lasts two years or more, it's worth it. The fancy blue night light is an added feature that I really like for those who go to the bathroom in the middle of the night. I've seen many reviews complaining about the adapter or not having enough parts. This device comes with the only adapter needed and all the necessary parts. I think people should misuse it. Not mounted on a shut-off valve! It connects to the nipple at the bottom of the toilet bowl. Simply disconnect the current water supply hose from this nipple, screw on the adapter, and then connect the supply hose and hose to this device with the adapter. It's almost impossible to go wrong. You don't need to buy any other parts to install this on an American toilet unless you have an antique toilet with a weird water connection at the end of the toilet tank. Do not attempt to install a tee on the end of the supply valve. To update. Just bought a third one. That thing is the bomb!