Non-Electric Bidet Attachment for Toilet Seat, Dual Temperature Rear and Feminine Wash, 7.9ft Hot Water Hose, Temperature Display

I love this bidet, it took a bit to get used to it but once you do you'll love them. It's well designed and easy to attach. It comes with standard hook ups for water and cold. The adjustable knobs allow you to choose how warm or cool you want it and it cleans well.

This is a nice bidet, but golly, it can shoot your hiney off. I got it as a replacement as my old one was cracking. This once sits on my seat better and doesn't require bumpers or anything, but it's quite powerful and very hard to adjust to lessen the stream. Still better than TP use alone, but would like better dial adjustment and would be nice if could preset by just pulling up or something, but this is all turn knob so none of that is here.

This bidet supports both cold and hot water lines. Please note if you want to take advantage of the duel water lines, you need to have access to hot water line. All toilet water line are cold water. If you have a sink nearby, you can use both cold and hot water lines with this bidet.Installation is simple with good instruction provided in the package. It took me about 20 minutes to complete the installation, and the result is totally worth it. I really like the hot water option and I highly recommend this product.

Non-Electric Bidet Attachment for Toilet Seat, Dual Temperature Rear and Feminine Wash, 7.9ft Hot Water Hose, Temperature DisplayI ordered this bidet from AQUATIZ for my kids’ bathroom, as they go through copious amounts of toilet paper and I’m sick of it. It’s fairly straightforward to install the cold water. That takes less than ten minutes. But to install the hot water you need to run from the hot water under the bathroom sink, which can often include cutting holes in the cabinet etc. to run that hose to the toilet, so just be advised when you’re buying this. Aside from that, it works great and I’m very happy with it. It has adjustable temperature, which you can see with a battery-powered display, and adjustable pressure, which works well.

This AQUATIZ Non-electric Bidet Attachment is absolutely wonderful!My family has fallen in love with it. My husband was able to install it effortlessly (and without help from a plumber), saying that the instructions were easy to follow. There is a display screen that gives you the temperature of the water and different modes that allow you to change the water pressure (from your rear end to your delicate feminine spot). The bidet requires two AA batteries that are NOT included but are easy to obtain. This attachment is well worth the price (which is $54.99 at the time of this review) and I highly recommend it.

The very lowest spray setting is the highest I can tolerate, and the highest is downright dangerous. The instructions suggest either turning down the water supply valves (not good because it will reduce the flow to the toilet) or installing T-adapters with shut-off valves (why not include them instead of making me buy them). My water pressure is not excessive, so this is likely to be a problem with most installations.When turning the operation knob from preset/rinse to rear spray, the rear spray starts before the rinse is shut off, wasting water down the drain. Turning the knob further eventually shuts off the rinse, but then the rear spray is much too intense.The temperature display is nice when you have to run the water for a bit to chase the cold water out of the pipes. It doesn’t make up for the other shortcomings.

I ordered this non-electric bidet to replace a cold water only one in my bathroom.This is a good quality product even for the price. The kit comes with everything you need to install, short of the actual tools.I like how it comes with a hose and splitter for the hot water faucet. In my case, the closest hot water is only about 3-4 feet away, but it is under a cabinet. I cut a hole with a hole saw bit to allow the passthrough. I haven't finished it, but I will add a chrome cover for the hole to clean it up.The bathroom I installed in generally has to wait a while for hot water. While it works when the hot water arrives, I may have to look for an under sink instant hot water heater to make this really viable.The temperature detection feature is neat, but I rarely look down when doing the do.