Brondell Bidet - FreshSpa Comfort Plus Bidet Attachment - Dual Temperature and Dual Nozzle with Retractable Nozzles and

Really nice quality and easy to install. Read more

We used to have a bidet with heater and dryer and and all bells and whistles, but it was a pain to clean and not very comfortable and eventually the seat cracked. This Brondell unit is nice because it's so low profile. It's easy to keep clean and it works well. I did not get hot water from the hot water supply but instead I installed a Strobel electron mini 2 tankless water heater (be carefully, only the mini 2 Can be installed on a 15amp circuit.) Read more

Excellent product! The aim is spot on! Saves on TP! Read more

I became a fan of San Francisco-based Brondell with my first bidet which I installed in my San Francisco bathroom in 2011 and it still works fine. However, since then I installed Brondells in three other properties and they all broke. One time, Brondell replaced the bidet as it was still under warranty and the replacement also quickly broke while the first warranty was still valid (cold water continues to work but hot water stopped working) and Brondell would not replace a second time. Three of the bidets started leaking from the knob control section (not the connections) and I replaced them with new Brondells that are so far holding up. However, based on the fact that my first 2011 unit is still working and that bidets I've bought since 2017 have all broken except for the two replacements, I have to assume their quality has gone downhill. I've switched to Toto full-function bidets. Much more expensive but they do many more things. By the way, I also have a Brondell water filter in my kitchen which continues to work fine and makes the water taste much better. Read more

This product is DA BOMB!!! Surprisingly easy to install. The hardest part was clearing out around the toilet and climbing behind it to unscrew the existing connector underneath the toilet reservoir tank. Helpful hint: BEFORE you do ANYTHING, take some Liquid Wrench or other spray lubricant (WD-40 works too) with a straw tube applicator and spritz on the shaft portion (you know, the part that is BEHIND the handle and setscrew) of your angle-stop valve coming out of the wall behind the toilet. Wait 15 minutes, THEN try to shut off your water and proceed with the install. One more helpful hint...the connectors all came with rubber washers where they meet with metal. The ones that screw onto poly threads like the one coming out of the bottom of your toilet tank don't need plumber's teflon tape (which conveniently is provided with the install kit). There is only one metal to metal threaded connection that shows needing teflon plumber's tape in the installation video on the website. I searched by model number (mine was FSR-25). Watching the video on the mfgr website via YouTube is HIGHLY recommended. Finally...being of thinner design is a double edged sword. The controls present nicely, the toilet seat lies VERY flat, and it was easy to install (I had the help of someone else holding the toilet seat while I fastened the bolts down). YMMV (Your Mileage May Vary). The downside of being thin and sleek and modern is that while you are seated and operating the controls, DO NOT PUSH DOWN HARD ON THE KNOBS WHILE TURNING. You may snap off the arm. P.S. The **** stands for "hoot" ...you know, from Woodsy the Owl? "Give a Hoot! Don't Pollute" Read more

The apparatus works well enough, but the controls stick out and seem rickety. I purchased another previously from the company for a similar price from Amazon. This other one seems sturdier, has a stronger flow, and the controls are unobtrusive on the side of the toilet. I much prefer this other one, but the newer one will be good for my grandkids as the controls are easier for them to see and use. I hope they hold up to kid use. Read more

I really like this bide. Quality at touch is fine. The intensity of the water flow can be perfectly adjusted, so you won't get a powerful water jet when you turn it on like with other more popular brands that can be very painful. Easy to install, good value for money. Read more

1. At 9 months of daily use, one time I was home midday. Used the toilet, was NOT actuating the control knob. All of a sudden, the fitting that was supplied to attach the hot water line to the hot water valve under my pedestal sink, BURST, squirting water everywhere. I was RIGHT next to it when this happened and immediately turned it off after getting SOAKED with hot water. IF I had NOT been there at that EXACT moment, water would have flooded my bathroom, my upstairs, and ran into the floor and down into my basement ceiling. Seeing as I wouldn’t have been home for another 4 hours, my home would have LITERALLY been destroyed by water. I put on a new two way valve from Home Depot, fashioned a supply line from braided steel (a dishwasher supply line) and hooked it back up, because we DO enjoy it. 2. ONE MONTH LATER (10 months old) the body developed a crack in the top surface, and it started squirting the backs of people sitting on the toilet while actuating the valve. Poor quality body. When it works, it’s a sleek design with a very controllable flow. But BUYER BEWARE! This could LITERALLY destroy your home while you’re gone to work one day. Read more