LUXE Bidet NEO 120 - Single Nozzle Self-Cleaning Non-Electric Bidet Attachment for Toilet Seat Adjustable Water Pressure Rear

This bidet is easy to install and works perfectly. The water pressure is adjustable and very comfortable to use. It keeps everything much cleaner and helps save toilet paper. Great value for the price—highly recommended! Read more

I got this Neo 120 free from the 2Go Product company and decided to install it myself in order to fairly review it. I am not the best handy person, so I leave most of it to my husband, but I am game when it comes to most minor household maintenance chores. First, after sorting through the few parts out of the box, I had a question about the washer on the water line adapter tee. It was already installed in my tee, but the instructions said that if it was not, to insert it before proceeding. Just out of curiosity I removed it to examine it. The washers' shape didn't look anything like the picture on the instructions, so if it hadn't been there already, I would not have known which end to put down and which to put up? I just put it back in the t-adapter and hoped it was inserted correctly as received. I continued to follow the instructions and took off the toilet seat and installed the bidet as shown. It was very easy to match up the holes and then reinstall the seat over it. My low water toilet tank would not empty all the way after the water was turned off and the toilet was flushed, so I had to use a baster to empty the tank the rest of the way before unscrewing the water line. Be sure and put a towel or something down on the floor because there was still some water that leaked out of the tank and out of the old water line when I unscrewed it. My existing water line did not match up with the tee adapter so I had to change it out for the one thankfully supplied. It was a little longer than the old one but that wasn't a problem. I'm grateful the wrench I had was the right one for the job because it was no easy task getting the old line loose at the wall end in a cramped area. After replacing the waterline, adding the tee, attaching it to the tank, then attaching the other water line to the bidet as per the instructions, I turned the water back on and was ready to try it out. The separate user guide and dial pictures were not very helpful for me? After reading step one and two, I still didn't understand that you only need to use the bottom "wash" dial when you want to flush the bidet nozzle unit, (in order to keep it clean and functioning properly), but you don't need it on when you are washing yourself. Maybe you would do this first before your personal cleaning, and that is why it's on the user guide, but there is nothing about using only the pressure dial to clean yourself? Anyway, after trial and error, (and that included getting wet as I stood in front of the toilet turning dials in order to figure out what I was doing wrong), I finally understood how it worked. You turn on the top "pressure" dial to start the water flow through the nozzle to clean yourself and then you turn it off. However, you use both dials in order to rinse the nozzle unit behind the nozzle cover. First, turn the bottom "wash" dial all the way to the right and then turn on the top pressure dial to start the water flow for a few seconds, and then turn both dials off. My unit seems to have plenty of pressure, so I barely have to turn that dial to get the right rinse. The cold water was startling at first, but I got used to it very quickly and will never do without it now. I didn't even need to add spacers under my Kohler toilet seat as the Neo 120 bidet barely changes the way it sits. I have always wished for a very expensive bidet toilet that I will never be able to have, so I am glad I got to finally try this alternative. I'm going to go ahead and install another one in our other bathroom now that I know what I'm doing if I get the husband to agree. I had ordered it earlier this year but couldn't get my husband to install it for me. For the amazingly low cost of this, it seems to be built well, has everything you need in the box and does what it's supposed to do by hitting just the right spot! Other than having to tighten the water lines a bit more when I noticed I had a slow drip after installation, everything is working fine. Next time, I'm going to install the water lines first before installing the bidet as there will be more room to work. All in all, other than wishing for a slight clarification in the instructions and user guide, the whole Neo 120 experience was a positive one and I recommend this device as a must have item for all households! Update:12-2014 My husband finally tried my Luxe Bidet Neo 120 and loved it! He let me install the other one I had bought in the extra bathroom. It took less time than the first one. I did need the extra water line again as the old one was leaky. I'm so glad they include it in the package. Now we're both loving this little clean machine... Read more

A neighbor of mine needed some plumbing connections done for her bidet. It got the ball rolling in my head for me to research and look into them. It’s just me and my boy. Easy as heck to install. Looks like it’s apart of the toilet and nice blue. Easy use. Awesome quality and function. Single nozzle of course. WOW! Just wow, I’m still talking about it. Seriously, game changer! Even the policy wipe to white never sat right. Turn that baby on, fresh clean all day. TO usage down to minimal. Pays for itself hands down. Ambient temp water was not a shocker, just the over power that can be controlled. It’s not for the rich anymore. Buy one, don’t hesitate. Read more

Game changer for my butt hygiene. Super easy to install. I'm two years into using it and I now lament whenever I go out, knowing that their toilets will not have a bidet. HOWEVER, two years in and the little spout is starting to leak in a way that has no real way to repair. The whole thing is sort of 1 big unit so if any area has a crack or damage, you can't really just replace that one part. I'll probably be buying another one once it gets worse enough to warrant it, but I do wish this wasn't the case. The little door that covers the water spout when it's not in use is also VERY fragile. That was the first thing that went a few months in, because I would open it up to clean the spout and just one time I opened it a littttttle too hard and it cracked off. Otherwise a great addition to my home, and has helped me save in toilet paper costs. Read more

Purchased early in 2019, our bidet is nearly 7 years old and still running flawlessly. It is easy to clean, and over the years more and more we just do not want to use any facilites that lack a bidet. Now that we are in the planning stages for adding a master suite and bathroom, it will definitely have one of these, too. It was very easy to install, and the controls are intuitive. It's a great value often under $40, so it pays for itself quickly in less toilet paper use, and we never had to worry about toilet paper supplies. The question that I get most often is about having one that isn't heated, and worries about it only having cold water. It's actually been fine, and we live in the upper midwest with frigid winters and the bathroom is on an outside wall. IMO the water is refreshing; only once over these 7 years did I ever feel it was too cold, and that was just a preference and not even uncomfortable. If I had one with a heater, I don't think I'd be likely to use that feature; this is no-fuss, very simple, and perhaps that helps it to remain trouble-free for such a long time. I absolutely love how much more sanitary this is than just paper. Read more

Fantastic product! Don’t be put off because the water isn’t heated! It’s just a bit cooler than room temperature. First, I’d like to comment on ease of installation! I was able to install this myself. I did run into one difficulty. The existing intake hose I had was not flexible so we had to stop installing and go to the hardware store to purchase a flexible intake hose (pictured) Make sure yours is flexible. Otherwise it was an easy installation. Tools/supplies: Flathead screwdriver, rag or paper towels, bucket, towels or bathroom trash to catch water from tank, wrench - included, plumbers tape - included Use - easy to figure out. It works very nicely. I would have taken a video but even on low, unless someone is sitting, the stream of water would have shot out over the toilet bowl. 10/10 highly recommend!! Read more