Toilet Bidet Attachment Toilet Flushing Sanitary Device with Adjustable Spray Nozzle Non-Electric Bidet Toilet Seat Attachment Bidet for

Once you bidet, there is no other way. I have bidets in my house, but finding one to fit a standard RV toilet has been difficult. This one definitely worked out well with a little modification to the toilet and the bidet kit, and the price is awesome. The plumbing connection to the existing water supply was pretty effortless. I disconnected the existing water supply and installed the valve in the kit then reconnected the existing water line. The existing water line was a little too long with the valve installed inline, but I did manage to get it all connected without any leaks. The existing water line threaded easily onto the new valve, but the valve was difficult to thread onto the toilet. I had to use a basin wrench to finish the tightening of the valve to the water line inlet on the toilet. As you can see in the pictures, I had to modify the sprayer base to fit the toilet. I just cut it on a miter saw and cleaned up the edges. I used the self-adhesive pads to mount the parts but used stainless steel screws for permanent and secure mounting. I did use an oscillating saw to cut a notch for the sprayer base in the seat but that was it. It took about 45 minutes to install and I would recommend and do it again. Read more

I’m really impressed with this product! It’s super easy to use and install—literally plug-and-play simple, even for someone new to this. For the price, it’s unbelievable how much power this compact little thing delivers. It punches way above its weight and feels like a premium tool without the premium cost. Super happy with the performance and value—definitely exceeded my expectations. If you want something inexpensive that actually works great, this is it! Highly recommend. Read more

so my apartment was built in away that under kitchen sink, bathroom sink and behind the toilets you can no 1. disconnect the water hose and 2. during an emergency turn off the water value, you have to goto the water heater closet outside and turn it off on the water switchboard PAX but they keep the closet locked lol so if it floods oof. so i wanted something like this for so long but like i said above, no connection, i been watching a lot of van builds and came a cross electric bumps and got the idea to build my own DIY Toilet Bidet. 1. buy this Toilet Bidet Attachment in this listing 2. buy the pump example one i got: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0F17FL6XJ 3. buy a hose male to female: https://www.amazon.com/Dreyoo-Extension-Connector-Handheld-Stainless/dp/B0CHMJBM2R connect all parts but do not connect the blue twist to the Toilet Bidet Attachment, place it on the other side the male side, now on number 3. buy the hose, connect the male port from Toilet Bidet Attachment blue twist to male port of hose, connect the pumps sprayer to the other end of teh female hose port, now you can use that for whatever you need while on toilet for front cleaning or cleaning parts of the bathroom. now connect the Toilet Bidet Attachment to the toilet and you can now use the Toilet Bidet Attachment for toilet things. Read more

The accompanying equipment and supply was too small to fit the water line behind the toilet. Disappointed and not happy. Read more

My toilet did not cooperate so it took a little longer to install than I expected. Works fine. Read more

I was not a fan of needing a double sided tape to install. Read more

We have owned numerous add on bidets. This is by far the best one we've installed. It's a very nice seat and looks good. Bidet works really well. Have bought several more. Read more

Works fine in my camper, but was a bugger bear to squeeze in to install on my particular RV. I’m concerned about the sturdiness of it and how long before the tubing leaks. So far so good. A few more seasons will tell. Read more