Premium Stainless Steel Bidet Sprayer, Hand Held Beday and Toilet Sprayer, & Cloth Diaper Sprayer

When I decided to switch to cloth diapers, it was mainly due to financial reasons. Here I am, dropping $80 a month on poop holders. Seems like such a waste of money. A couple hundred dollars later, and my kids are set on diapers for life. Yay for saving money!I started looking at sprayers shortly after. I was shocked to see most of them were around $70. I first decided to try and make my own following a popular tutorial I found on Pinterest. Like most things I've found on Pinterest, it was a disaster. Too many pieces. Leaky. Not to mention that the parts cost almost $40.After that failure, I dejectedly browsed on Amazon one more time. I came across this product, the Aqua Nexis sprayer, for less than $30. It was too good to resist. I thought it might be a mistake, but I decided to try anyway.When the product arrived, I was immediately impressed by the quality of the materials. Everything is solid metal. Assembly was shocking easy. I used Teflon tape to help prevent leaks. I have old crappy plumbing and everything works flawlessly. No leaks anywhere, great water pressure. The adjustable pressure is very useful. Best purchase I've made in a while!

Great product thats easy to install if you simply watch the short video steps. I had issues with fast leaking on the hose, but their outstanding customer support email with the "co-founder" helped out before sending free hose line replacement that had no leaks. Works perfectly now. They include plenty of spare o-rings.Every country I have been to has had a bidet sprayer next to restroom toilets EXCEPT the US. After years of living overseas, it grew on my family. As one friend in Kuwait asked me, would you wipe your armpit instead of washing? Bidet sprayer after that didn't seem a bad idea for every American toilet. So upon 1st house purchase back home in the US, we felt the need for this tool that we called the magical "butt wash". My babies use disposable diapers, so I can't speak for people who like reusing baby underwear that get crapped into repeatedly, but the hose gas strong pressure. Just make sure u shut off the provided valve after every use, as the manual says to do.

The media could not be loaded.  This is my first bidet and I couldn't be happier with the purchase. It's very well made, definitely not a light duty, cheap product. It was very simple to install, took literally about 5 minutes (just added a 't valve' to the toilet's existing water supply hose on the underside) and we haven't had any sign of leaking at all after using for about a month----so grateful as the product reviews for a number of other bidets had warned about the potential of that. The water pressure is strong and the stream is almost 1" in width (see video). The water is cold when it comes out, so just be prepared! As is hooked into the general cold water line and has no contact with the toilet bowl/tank, can use for lots of other things---have used it so far for watering my plant in the bathroom and filling my cat's water bowl super fast. I would definitely recommend it!

One of the few bidets that doesn't have a serious leaking problem. I purchased around 6 of these for various people, and 2/6 had to be exchanged due to the handle level being faulty. The rest of them work perfectly. I had originally purchased one of these a few years back for $70, so the new price point is an amazing find.Everything this comes with is truly stainless steel even the toilet attachment holder. Only major issue all of them suffer from is a faulty t-valve. If it's a 0 degrees to 180 the bidet doesn't work, which sucks. It needs to be at midway or so. I do hope they fix this issue as this would be a perfect set them. I can still use these just not at 100 percent pressure.

Bidet Sprayer, Premium Stainless Steel by Aqua Nexis, Hand Held Sprayer Best For Toilet Cleaning, & Cloth Diaper Sprayer The product came on time, packaged well. It was fairly easy to install though I did make one error which I quickly discovered and corrected. The hose between the T valve and the handle can be accidentally installed the wrong way, reversed. It was an easy mistake to make and an easy one to correct. The device came with some extra O rings, which I did not need. I find the holder for the faucet not quite perfect. If you look at the pic you will see how far it is supposed to insert into the holder. Mine doesn't quite seat down as much as it should. My guess is that with time it will. And, it is held well enough in any case so there actually is no problem.I might very well purchase another for the second bathroom.For me, installation was essentially done with NO tools. I did use a plier to make certain connections were cinched tight, but I know that hand tightwas adequate as I checked on that before applying the pliers for an extra 1/4 turn. I did that for my peace of mind, though I am fairly certain no leakwould occur just with hand tightening.I'll make a general comment that is not product specific. Though this is a very easy installation especially for anyone who has done a littlehome plumbing repair before, it has been my past experience that sometimes even very simple appearing plumbing work can go bad. I'd suggest you make certain that your cut off valve to the flexible hose that feeds water to the tank is in good condition before starting a project as this. Especially in older homes those valves may shut off but then leak a bit when the water is turned back on. I'd consider getting a new water feed tube, possibly with a connector not made of plastic. This is general advice and NOT product specific though it does go to being properly prepared fordoing the installation. I doubt it took me 7 minutes start to finish.Bottom line, it looks like a good product that was quite easy to install, and is exactly what we wanted and as described.