Non-Electric Bidet Dual Mode Bidet Attachment for Toilet Ultra Slim Rotary Switch Retractable Nozzles for Rear Feminine Cold

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I have been using under-seat bidets for 20 years, and this is a fine option for most people. The install was easy, the performance is excellent, and if the price is right you should go for it. In the past I have had $600-plus computerized electronic bidet toilet systems. But I strongly prefer non-electric because you get a higher volume of water over the heated kind. The heated electric kind generally output a tiny, needle-sized jet of water and it takes forever to get the job done. Having a nice wide jet of water goes so much faster. On the down side, this one operates with the same cold water line that feeds into your toilet tank for flushing, and depending on where you live and the season, it might be very cold water indeed. I find that I don't notice it at all unless the water is extremely cold and I leave it on longer than a minute. Installation took about 15 minutes and required channel lock pliers and an adjustable crescent wrench to tighten up the connections. The included hose has rubber seals in the ends so you do not need plumber's PTFE tape. As long as you set the ends tight enough they do not leak. The bidet comes in two parts. There's a flat plastic mount that goes under the seat. Remove your toilet seat, put the mount in place, and reattach your seat. Make sure the slide lock is facing BACK before you put the seat back on. Then there is a main bidet component that has two metal arms to clip into the forward-facing part of the mount. Once installed you flip the switch to "locked" and it stays put, but can easily be removed for cleaning if needed. I have a heated toilet seat (ignore that power cord in the picture, it's for the seat, not the bidet) and I had no problem fitting the bidet in place and getting a solid "no sliding around" installation. Recommended. Read more

Installation was much easier than I expected. The controls feel solid and the water pressure is easy to adjust without being too strong. I really like the slim design since it does not change how the seat sits. After using it for a while I can say it works reliably and does exactly what it promises. The price is far more reasonable than electric options and it keeps you nice 'n clean. Read more

Once you try a bidet, you never go back, and this Non-Electric Attachment is the perfect entry point. It installs in about 15 minutes under your existing toilet seat, requiring no electricity or plumber. The "Dual Mode" nozzles are a key feature, offering a standard rear wash and a softer feminine wash, ensuring hygiene for the whole family. The retractable nozzles stay hidden behind a guard gate when not in use, keeping them clean. The water pressure is adjustable via the rotary dial, allowing you to find a comfortable setting. It leaves you feeling significantly cleaner than paper alone. Pros: Hygiene: Provides a superior clean and reduces toilet paper usage. Dual Nozzles: Separate sprays for rear and feminine cleansing. Easy Install: Fits most standard toilets with simple tools. Self-Cleaning: Retractable nozzle design maintains hygiene. Cons: Cold Water: Connects to the toilet supply, so the water is cold (refreshing, but shocking in winter!). Seat Gap: Depending on your toilet, it might create a slight gap under the seat bumpers. Overall, this is a small investment with a huge payoff for daily comfort and hygiene. It is simple, effective, and eco-friendly. Read more

Have been using for about two months and I don’t know how I got along without it before! Was very easy to install and even easier to use. Came with everything we needed and instructions were clear making it a breeze. The functions are self explanatory. I really like the knob design vs a multi-button design. No leaks, angle’s perfectly and doesn’t make a mess. Would definitely buy again! 10 out of 10 Read more

I got this for my guest bathroom since we already have a more high-end one in our main bathroom, and I honestly wasn’t sure what to expect. It was easy to install and didn’t take long to set up. Once installed, it works just as well as the more expensive one we have. The water pressure is adjustable, and the controls are simple to use. This turned out to be a great addition to the guest bathroom and performs better than expected. I would definitely recommend it. Read more

I used to live and work overseas in S. Korea where I was first introduced to the life-changing (and cost saving) benefits of bidets. When I moved back stateside around 2010 there weren't a lot of options for bidets. I'm extremely happy that nowadays that seems to have changed and the demand seems to be high enough that you're seeing new companies entering the market to compete with the bigger names. This bidet does a great job of competing against a model from a big name company that sounds very similar to the name of this company (I assume that's deliberate). The bidet installed easily with the included hardware. It's a nice, compact profile with the adjustable gauge/handle sitting close to the toilet bowl, but also far enough back that it's not likely to interfere with how you'd sit on the toilet, nor should it interfere with the placement of a toilet paper dispenser. The water pressure is good and it's easy to dial in your preferred/needed intensity. Pricewise, this was listed for $39.99 when I ordered it, which is about 1/2 to 2/3 the cost of similarly designed non-electric bidets from the name brands. And as far as I can tell, this functions just as well as my more expensive, name brand version, so this is a solid value in my opinion. Read more