Aquaus 360 Hand Held Bidet for Faucet - Warm Water Bidet - 2 Certified BackFlows - NSF 61 Compliant - Dual Pressure Controls – 3” to 11” Spray Reach - 3 Year Warranty – (Polymer Sprayer)

This works extremely well, is easy to clean and control, and comes with good customer service. I have a non-standard RV bathroom faucet and was having trouble finding a connector for it, so after a trip to the Home Depot to determine the correct size of my faucet’s threads, I called the company, and the nice man who answered solved the problem.. pointing me toward a ten dollar adapter here on Amazon that did the trick.After that, bidet was easy to install, and I didn’t need to cut into the RV’s pex tubing to do it. I hang the nozzle in my shower, so if there’s a leak from either end, the water won’t ruin my RV.The bidet itself is easy to control one-handed. You can point it to just the right spot so that everything else stays (relatively) dry, and since it’s connected to the sink faucet, you can control the temperature, if you wish (I’ve become used to cold water and don’t bother, like most bidet users seem to do).I was worried at first about parts of this being plastic instead of metal, but now that I’ve used it for a while, I think it’s not an issue. In fact, it’s much lighter than the metal one and so easier to maneuver (a family member has the metal one, so I’ve used both).My first bidet was one of those that looks like a kitchen sprayer. My second was one designed specifically for RVs that attached to the toilet. This one is the best one, by far.In an RV, if you’re on pump, the pressure is adequate and does what it’s supposed to, though I prefer city hookup pressure to convince me that the job is done. :-)This saves on toilet paper, especially if you use a dedicated cloth towel or washcloth to dry the splash zone after use. And, since you automatically use more water each time you need to…um…use it (ahem!), RV pyramids and clogs are a thing of the past.Plus, you can use it to clean your shower and toilet, your shoes, baby messes….This thing is great for RVers and sticks-and-bricks homeowners alike.

I cannot express how much this faucet has changed my life! Seriously! I was recently diagnosed with colorectal cancer and now, after the resection surgery of my colon and rectum, I spend a LOT of time in the bathroom. So much wiping was uncomfortable and painful. I was miserable! Now I am able to rinse completely with the bidet and pat dry -- Yay! No more rash, no more pain.I like this version over the ones that attach to the toilet water shutoff because I can control the temperature at the sink. Sometimes the warm water is good and other times, when I am chaffed, the cold water is helpful. I have found, though, that if you leave the warm water diverted to the sprayer for a while before using it, the water comes out very very hot! To avoid burning myself, I spray it into the sink for a few seconds until the temperature stabilizes.The hook-up to the faucet is very tight and as long as the rubber washer is properly in place, it does not leak... At. All. I have not had any leaking at the sprayer end either. I have the bracket that holds the sprayer hanging from the towel rack on the side of our vanity. Using a wrench, I am able to easily remove the bidet to bring with me when traveling. I pack it coiled up, along with the wrench and rubber washer, in a ziplock bag and pack it in my suitcase. Because I remove it for traveling at least once a month, I have found that it does not need to be super tightly installed. I use a washrag between the wrench and the attachment to keep it from getting scratched up. I was concerned that the diverter would extend too low into the sink, especially since we needed to use the extra fitting, but it is perfectly fine. There is plenty of room to put a full sized glass under the tap.I have experienced some back splashing to the back of the toilet between the seat and the tank, which has dripped onto the floor. I have remedied that problem by rolling a hand towel and placing it behind the seat between the lid and the tank. I think this is a problem unique to our specific toilet as I do not experience this problem at our weekend cabin or other places that we have traveled.The only complaint I have but was immediately remedied was that the kit arrived without the hanger clip for the sprayer. I Googled RiseWorks, Inc and found their customer service phone number and gave them a call. They didn't even question me and sent the clip out right away.I seriously do not know how I could get along without this wonderful appliance! I highly recommend it to colon or rectal cancer survivors, colitis suffers, or anyone else that spends a lot of time in the bathroom. Thank you for your wonderful product! I wish I could give you TEN stars!

This review is for the Aquaus 360 Bidet with the brass sprayer and faucet connection kit.The Aquaus 360 has proven to be the simplest, most convenient, and most cost effective solution for providing a bidet system for a disabled person. Compared to the alternatives it is inexpensive, installs in minutes, works alongside any toilet, has only two moving parts with no gadgets to learn, requires no wiring, and lets you spray in whatever direction and temperature you want.I investigated bidet seats, never quite convinced that they would fit my toilet's brand and shape. They would have prevented use of our 4 inch riser seat and probably the safety frame rails as well. Adding an electrical outlet nearby would have been a minor inconvenience, but the limited warm water supply was a concern.Connecting the Aquaus in place of the sink aerator was a breeze, and this configuration gives easy access to the diverter valve and water temperature up at the faucet - no reaching blindly under the toilet tank only to get cold water. The wand hangs out of the way and does not complicate cleaning the toilet area.Update: We have been using two of these for over a year, and both are working very well. One thing we have discovered is that we must remember to shut off our Moen faucets when we are finished. The bidet sprayer doesn't leak, but if we leave the faucet's mixing valve wide open and set to warm for an extended period then the hot supply is able to feed across to heat the cold line. When we next use the faucet we have very hot water instantly and no cold until we have run just the cold for a while. The cold water line is affected even in the adjacent bathroom.