BB-1000 (Beige): Ambient temperature water bidet, adjustable pressure

Hemorrhoids can be a real pain. It can be almost impossible to clean after going because of them--they are that painful. I've had to wear small pads for more than a year because of the stain that occurs when one cannot clean well. I've had the Blue Bidet for a couple of months now, and by the second day of use the pain and staining were history; I am not exaggerating. It's almost unbelievable how quickly and thoroughly the problems were no more. And the feeling of being clean is great. Installation was straight forward--I had no problems with it. When looking at it, it seems overpriced for what is essentially a plastic product. After noting the quality of the fittings and of the plastic parts, the fine finish of all parts, and considering the potential durability of what is a robust product, it is worthy of the cost. Quality continues to be appreciated long after the price is forgotten. As others have said, "why didn't I have this years ago." [A hint: don't test it after installation unless you're sitting over it. :) ]

The connections that came were not compatible with the standard valves used. It had a T connector with 3 1/2 in connections. Most bathrooms do not have that size. Even the connector to the bidet itself was not standard.

One of the few bidets in the price range of under $100 is that was beige. Very good quality and built in the USA. Spoke to customer service and they're very hopeful.

Recently bought and installed this bidet. I'm 100% satisfied with this buy. It does its work as it should: cleaning completely at your bottom.Almost all my life I'm using bidets, from very sophisticated heated and very expensive models, until the more simple ones. This model, BB1000, is simple, easy to install, but works the same as the models 10 times more expensive.People that are used to use a bidet know that you're not feelng clean by cleaning with toiletpaper; not talking about the irritation afterwards. This all is history by using a bidet.

I read a Dr. Mercola internet Review saying how good they were (of course he sold/pushed a different model, and I should have been Wary...!), but I found Nothing good about a bidet!-Pros- Price was Much lower than Lowe's.Cons!- Installation didn't go well!-"Limited/iffy" instructions tell you to turn the water T 1/4 turn after hand-tight (put the little rubber washer in before tightening ("2" small washers Not mentioned!?).The problem was that the bidet T connection was then facing the wall, and had to be tightened more.Seemed OK, but leaked Badly that night!- Warped baseboard/curled linoleum, and I used Teflon on All connections!Use-- The COLD water STINGS Badly on anything except the Lowest Wimpy pressure... (their 3000 model uses Hot water straight from another tap (Ouch!?))!Does Not Thoroughly clean off #2 (might be OK for Women Only going #1, if...?)!It also blew putrid #2 water forward all over my hanging parts..., and the bowl/top!If you Self-Clean Before flushing!- it splashes on the #2 in bowl, and makes More of a Mess!- Used Much More paper after Lengthy clean-up/drying, and No savings!

I wish I had bought one years ago. Keep clean and save money on TP.

Works great! Easy to install.

The label is coming off. It appears cheaply made. For 63.00 I did expect more.