Bidet Sprayer for Toilet, Bidet Sprayer for Feminine Wash, Premium Stainless Steel Jet Spray for Toilet, Wall-Mounted or Toilet Tank Mounted - White/Chrome

I bought this handheld sprayer because I wanted something easy to install that would actually work for cleaning and basic bathroom use. It was straightforward to set up. The kit came with the parts I needed and I had it connected to the toilet in a few minutes without any trouble. The sprayer works well and the pressure is strong. I can keep it gentle for normal use, but it also gets powerful enough for cleaning the toilet or rinsing things out. The handle feels solid and the hose does not feel cheap. I like that it has a shutoff valve next to the toilet. I leave the water off when I am not using it so there is no pressure on the line. That gives me peace of mind. Just for extra info, we have some little ones and we primarily use reusable diapers, and let me tell you, the experience of having to deal with those in a washer/drier or sink setup was MISERABLE. This has been an insanely helpful updgrade for dealing with those diapers. The noise level is a little loud, but come on, it's spraying water into a toilet bowl... what are you gonna do? Water pressure has been good the whole time we've used it, haven't noticed any problems in that regard. Overall, it has been reliable and useful. If you want a simple sprayer that installs fast and feels sturdy, this one has worked well for me.

High quality. Highly recomended. We have been using it for at least 6 months no issues.

Missed having a bidet in a long time and glad to have come across this product at a good price. It was easy to install for someone who has never had any plumbing experience. All needed components were packaged well with clear instructions. There was no need for any additional tools. Quality seems nice and I am hoping that it will last for atleast a few years.

This bidet sprayer kit is a solid choice for everyday use. Installation was quick and straightforward, and the stainless steel build feels durable. The adjustable water pressure works well for different needs like cleaning or cloth diaper washing. I did notice minor dripping after use and the hose could be a bit more flexible, but nothing major. Overall, it works well and offers great value for the price. Happy with the purchase!

Installed this bidet sprayer in about 15 minutes and it was much easier than I expected. The stainless steel parts feels solid and the water pressure is easy to control. Used it for more than couple of years and it worked perfectly without any leaks or issues.

This works great and no worries about the matter spraying to the front of women. I also used this that another reviewer recommended and it works. I'm 69yr old woman and I did this in 15 mins. This valve should already be on the handle but it's not. You can add this so you don't have to reach down to shut the valve off. You must do this after each use. Shower Head Shut Off Valve,Brass Water Flow Control Valve G1/2 Flow Pressure Regulator with Handle Level，Cut Off Valves for Shower Head or Bidet Spray,Brass (Silver)

To be clear, when ordering I thought this mounted at the toilet supply valve. Thinking that, when it arrived, I was perplexed / concerned about the “turn off after every use” instructions, contemplating how very inconvenient / possibly difficult that might be to achieve. I was concerned enough to peruse the product reviews for other’s input as to whether that was required. Upon opening the box and reviewing the parts and instructions, I found that the “t-valve” actually installs under the toilet tank, at the tank end of the water supply line, and NOT at the water supply shut off valve. As such, it is a very simple and convenient chore to shut off the sprayer after each use, with a simple 90° turn of a lever. Any conversation regarding whether or not to do so can be considered moot. The valve has three fittings, one plastic and two metal. The top plastic fitting attaches to bottom of the tank-fill-tube that extends through the bottom of your toilet tank. The bottom fitting is for the water supply line that used to attach directly to the tank, and the side fitting is for the sprayer. Advice # 1: place the provided plumber’s tape on both the metal fittings prior to installing the valve on your tank. It’s quite simple to do so with the part in your hand, and much more difficult to accomplish after the valve is installed. Advice # 2: Install the sprayer hose prior to installing the valve on the tank. Not only for the same reason as # 1, but it allows you to determine the optimum rotation of the valve prior to tightening it. In my case, I found there was insufficient clearance to install the sprayer fitting pointed directly at the toilet. Rotating the valve 45° so that the hose fitting pointed towards the rear and the shut-off lever faced forward provided an acceptable fit and placed the shut-off valve in a very convenient location. Advice # 3: The instructions note to place plumber’s tape on the toilet tank fitting. I find that somewhat odd, as both the nut and tube are plastic. I’ve never done that before, nor was there tape on the tube when I removed the original supply hose from it. Out of an abundance of caution, I did use the tape there, but I’m still not sure why. That paragraph of instructions also applies to the bottom fitting for the water supply line. Since that fitting is metal to metal, tape usage is entirely appropriate and required. Equally odd, the instructions for attaching the sprayer hose to the valve and the sprayer to the hose do not mention using tape. Those connections are also metal to metal and tape should be used. The installation is quite simple and does not require any tools. The installation was completed only 9 hours ago, but at this point there no leakage whatsoever. I have not personally used it for its intended purpose, but at this point have no reason to give it anything other than five stars. One thing is definitely odd. You will run into many flow valves in your life, for water, gasoline or natural gas. There is typically a lever that rotates 90° to turn the flow on or off. With EVERY such valve I've ever encountered, setting the lever in line with the piping means "on" and turning it so that it's perpendicular to the piping means it's "off". No so on this unit. The water flow is "off" when the lever is in line with the hoses. Yep, odd.

I’m very happy with this bidet sprayer. Installation was simple and straightforward, and it’s very easy to use. Everything works as expected, and I haven’t had any issues with it. A practical and convenient addition to the bathroom.

I’ve been using this bidet for a while now, and I’m really happy with it. Installation was straightforward, the water pressure is adjustable, and it feels very refreshing. Great quality for the price, and I would recommend it to anyone considering a bidet.

The material quality is built to last.

Worked fine the firsr time then suddenly started to leak after 3 days of installation.

Please note that the screw in Connection does not fit South African Toilet size. Had the order a 3-Way Shower Arm Diverter Shower Connector T Adaptor G 1/2 Valve Head from TakeAlot to make it work. And the Spray (head) keeps on falling out of the bracket that is mounted on the Top Toilet Water Tank.

Super piece of kit. Beautifully-made. Only one quibble; the end fittings are not a standard UK size and you may need to buy a set of push-fit parts to build your own isolating tap, as I did. You could do without an isolating tap, but you need to be aware that it will be the only tap in your bathroom which will otherwise not drip automatically into a plughole, so particularly if you are going on holiday there is a (very vague) risk of it leaking onto the floor. Personally, I think it's so well-made that there's very little risk of this occurring. The jet is strong enough to wash the toilet bowl, which is what we bought ours for. The water in the UK is a bit cold for use as a "personal cleansing" bidet, but I think you'd get used to it. Recommended.