Ciays Toilet Bidet Non-Electric Bidet Toilet Attachment Dual Nozzles for Frontal/Rear Wash, Ultra-Slim Bidet Attachment Adjustable Pressure Control, Sliver/White Standard

I bought this as it was fairly cheap and I needed it to replace a unit I had where the control knob had just broken, cheaper to replace the unit than the knob, mad I know. Well I have to say this unit is even better than my old unit we bought during covid due to the great toilet paper fiasco. The control is easy, spray is good, not to hard and cleans well. Whats more the angle is better so doesn't cause water to spray back onto the rear of the toilet seat area. So very impressed.

Very slim, fits perfectly under the toilet seat without changing the structure of the seat.

What dimensions for replacement knob? And where to buy?

Affordable and works great!

About a month of using it the nob broke. I had a very hard time getting a new one. I ended buying a wood one and modified it.

There is no setting on the dial where this does not leak. Garbage

During my travels to Japan, I got to try and like using a bidet. As I review this product, I wanted to share that I am a male so have only used the butt function of the bidet, not the function for women going number 1.Given that toilets in the US are not installed close to a power outlet I had not considered adding a bidet, since I figured all of them were electric. When I saw this product on Amazon I decided to give it a try and I am very happy that I did.Regarding installation, I did study the manual for about five or 10 minutes and also studied the toilet I was going to install it in. Once I figured out how I had to do it, it did not take me more than 10 minutes to install. All I needed was a screwdriver and an adjustable wrench.I have used it about three times in the past three days and it does a very good job of cleaning you down there and minimizing the use of toilet paper. I like to use a bidet because you feel much cleaner than using paper alone and this one really works well.My main concern about using a bidet that was not electric was the temperature of the water. As most homes, the water going to the toilet is cold, so I wasn’t too thrilled about having cold water spraying my butt. After having used it a few times it is really not an issue. I guess my butt is not as sensitive as I feared it would be. It is really a non-issue for me. You can control how much pressure is used in the spray which is nice.The other concern that I have with the bidet is that since it is plastic an older person, such as my parents, could lean on the plastic area where the knob is and might break it and it could spring a leak. I guess I’m just very sensitive about the potential for water damage but with normal use that should not be a problem.Overall, very happy with this purchase and I might consider adding additional ones to different bathrooms in the house.

This really cleans where it needs to lol. Spray is a little to much if turned on all the way so don't do that. Just turn on a little bit. Only thing I didn't like is how it shuts off. You have to make sure it's perfectly in the middle, it has a littke click that could be better. But overall happy.