FOOFOO Bidet Fresh Water Spray Non-Electric Mechanical Self Cleaning Nozzles White for Toilet Attachment Easy to Install

I recently purchased two bidets. The one for the master bath was a different brand, purchased because it had both the rear and female wash options. From installation to use, it was a complete letdown.So I didn't have high expectations when I installed the FooFoo bidet in my child's bathroom. I was pleasantly surprised to find that the FooFoo surpassed the other brand in every way.--installation--The first bidet I installed was a real pain. The included rubber washer for the t-valve was the wrong size for the tank fill valve, making it impossible to get a watertight seal, even using Teflon tape. Their much touted helpline was inoperable, so I wound up purchasing a package of assorted washers from Name Brand Big Box Store as a workaround.The rubber washer supplied with the FooFoo t-valve was perfect. Installation was a breeze - literally took less than five minutes to install the FooFoo!--operation--Once again the FooFoo outperformed the bidet I purchased elsewhere.The other brands bidet functions with a dial to select the function - female wash, nozzle cleaning or rear wash, then a lever that you pull up to start and adjust the water pressure. It's placement is awkward and the lever is probably a bad choice for anyone with small children. While showing my young daughter how it worked, she lifted the lever before I could explain that she should only do so while sitting on the potty, making water shoot across the bathroom.The FooFoo has a simple dial with three positions - off, rear cleaning and self-cleaning. It's easy to operate while not being overly easy to accidentally turn on.Both bidets have the nozzle cleaning function which appears to work equally well in both.The FooFoo lacks the female wash option of the other other bidet, but it's a moot point as we don't use that function anyway. The way the other brands bidet is designed makes it incredibly awkward to use the female wash. You basically have to position your body to get it to hit the right spot - so we are only using the rear wash function.While the other brand's bidet has water pressure control in it's lever design, it seems very weak even at it's highest setting compared to the water pressure of the FooFoo.--conclusion--All in all, it seems simplicity is the key to success. The other brand's bidet has a useless female wash function due to awkward positioning, and weak water pressure despite having a lever to control exactly that.The FooFoo, on the other hand, has a simple dial to turn on and off and when in use, hits the right spot, every time, with the perfect amount of water pressure to clean your bumIf you're reading reviews in search of a good bidet, I highly recommend the FooFoo for it's reasonable price, easy installation and simplicity of operation.

Works great

I tried two or three different bidets and found this one to be excellent. We have 3 of them installed, bought this one to replace one that has a crack in it after having it maybe about 3 years, but still worked good. The FooFoo is the best, especially for the price. I have told others about them and once they get one (many won't even try one) they feel the same as we do, love it and won't be without one again...

It took me a while to get this set up. Initially it kept leaking but because i looked at similar products i saw someone mention that once you had the metal parts you'd need a wrench to tighten it(i didn't have one). I finally got it tightened and it worked well for two days then i walked into a wet bathroom. Why? Because it was wrench tightened at t valve and not the control and unfortunately for me when it was installed we didn't have water so with the kids pressure if the tank it didn't leak but once there was water in the main LEAK. I tightened it with the wrench and now for the past few weeks I've had zero issues.

My #1 favorite thing about this bidet vs other bidets is how you install it. Almost every other bidet has you split the water line at the bottom of the toilet tank, which is a giant PITA and prone to creating leaking issues if you do it slightly wrong. This one gives you that option too, but also comes with a metal splitter that splits the water at the source in the wall instead, and has you attach the bidet on its own metal hose. SO MUCH EASIER. I have these installed on every toilet in my house. There's no fancy settings but honestly I don't think they're really necessary. You can move yourself around over the stream, you don't need something that moves front to back. If there's any complaint I have about this bidet it's that the spray is a little wide, it could be a little more concentrated. But really, that's just nitpicky. I'm impressed that one of the cheapest options is also the better of the two I've purchased.

I just love ıt

Que lo puedes usar cuando andas en tus día y te puedes lavar sin problema 100% lo recomiendo

Installed and works great until the toilet seat broke. If the seat has four pads under it, it should probably have adapters to add to the ones nearest the device so they all give support. $50 to replace seat with comparable...but I still like the product.