Good portable bidet for my needs
937625
I purchased this portable bidet as I have always enjoyed the ones in Europe.  Not sure why we here in the US never introduced bidets as part of the standard practices when building bathrooms.  Anyway,  I had already purchased a similar product from Amazon at a much higher price from a different maker.  It worked very well and I took it on my trip to Canada.  However,  I left it with my family there since they really liked it.  So after coming back home,  I went to buy another one.  They were sold out of the one that I had purchased before my trip.  But then I found this one.  It was cheaper and looked exactly the same.  It arrived promptly and I have been using it for about 2 weeks now.  I like it just as much as the other one and it works great.  The leaking that people are speaking of is there is a little metal "button" on the bottom that is there to allow the flow of the water when you turn it upside down to use it.  The leak comes not when you are sitting it down initially, but AFTER you use it and the button moves a little to allow the free flow of the water!  Then when you turn it back upside down (depending on how quickly you turn it right side up),  a little water will get on the bottom.  But while it is sitting down between uses,  it does not leak.  The reason I know this is that I tested it before I used it the first time.  So,  I am getting ready to purchase another one today.  I highly, highly, recommend this product.  (PS:  In fact I may by 2 more - 1 as a backup)  Thanks!
2387035
The Bio Bidet is easy to install and use. My favorite feature is the warmed seat and water during this cold winter. I hadn't used a bidet before this, so it was a little shocking at first. Now, I can't imagine not having one. The water pressure is as gentle or strong as you like, especially in oscillating mode. The only downside we've experienced with this unit so far is that the drying feature is not very effective. But, this is still a great buy for anyone curious about owning a bidet.
2790264
I just wished that it was designed to take a bidet under it because more and more people are now using a bidet (at least in our family).  The toilet seat alone is designed well and what pleased me is the way it can be cleaned easily by just pulling up the lid.
2228312
I have this product for about 2 months now. I moved to a new house and wanted to have the use of a bidet without having to install a full unit. My old house has a regular bidet. It installs easily and works to my expectations. I choose this model with only cold water as I do not want the fuss of installing a hot water line as there is no hot water line close to the toilet side of the wall. It takes a few times to get used to the chillness of the water but it works fine once I am accustomed to it. It is value for the money.
3728597
After figuring out how to use a bidet on a trip to Japan my wife and I had to have one when we returned to the states. We had a $1000 Toto toilet and bidet installed in our bathrooms and they were great, but after moving to an apartment where we were unable to install our favorite Toto's we had to find something that works on a regular sized toilet. I visited the local OSH where they had this Brondell on display and it was interesting and cheap enough to take a chance on so we ordered one to try and haven't been disappointed. This Brondell bidet doesn't have the dryer function or as many adjustments as we had on our Toto, but the main functions of heated seat and warm water pressure washing work great. There is one annoyance that has more to do with having a regular sized toilet that the device itself and that is as a man I have to wipe the front of the rim before using because man parts will come into contact with the rim due to the small size of the toilet itself. This is a non factor for my wife so she loves it and I like it. Installation is really simple, just be sure to get a grounded extension cord that plugs into the proper GFI outlet if you don't have an outlet within 4ft of the toilet.
560859
First of all, I really don't understand why the bidet has not been adopted into American culture. That said, this is my first time owning and even using a bidet, and it was a strange initial experience.

As for this product specifically, I think it is a great inexpensive solution that you can do yourself fairly easily. The box contained everything needed for cold use only, as well as cold and hot use. I make that distinction because a provided cap is used on the warm water inlet on the device if you are only using cold water. The instructions were fairly decent, but they didn't give a full description for what all of the parts are for. Installation was fairly straight forward, and should only take a few minutes if you have proper tools. I didn't have a big enough adjustable wrench so it took a bit longer improvising. The only problem I had with installation is that the hot water T adapter is too small to be connected at the bottom of my sink. It requires the same size adapter that connects to the bottom of the toilet inlet. The adapter provided is supposed to mount on the outlet at the wall, but mine is crimped and not removable from the wall. I just need to go to the hardware store and get the correct adapter, which shouldn't be too expensive. I also want to note that the piece holding the dials is quite thin and could break if any amount of weight or pressure were applied to it. I would suggest being careful about that.

Operation of the unit is also straightforward. It has knobs for selecting temperature, self cleaning, and which area you wish to clean. The nozzles take a fair amount of pressure to extend, so they will surprise you with a fair amount of pressure when they finally do. You can then reduce them a little bit without retracting, or add more if you like pain. The self cleaning feature works well.

It cleans very well, and I do think that the claim is correct about reducing your usage of toilet paper. However, it may not reduce your usage of toilet paper as much as you might think because it does leave you quite wet, which requires a fair amount of paper to dry. I do not think that it is as good as a "shower clean" though. Still, it is better than using toilet paper.

If you have a warm water connection near by, I think it is well worth the extra money to go for this hot/cold model. Using just the cold water is not as pleasant, and warm water will be a lot more comfortable. Compared to other bidet models on Amazon, I think this model offers the most functionality, and from the reviews of those other models I read, they don't allow pressure selection, which seems to be a very important feature.

For the relatively low cost to heavier duty units, ease of installation, and good functionality, I absolutely recommend this product if you are even considering thinking about installing a bidet.

I received this product at a slight discount in exchange for my honest review.
3087064
The bidet itself I give 4/5 stars. It was difficult to find a mechanical bidet that offered both regular and female wash nozzles in a cold water only option. The bidet works great and is easy to use. I have a few wishes though, for things that would have made it a more complete product:  when installed the toilet seat is a bit wobbly because of the additional 1/4" at the hinges, it would be nice if supports/bumpers were included to make the seat more stable. Also, if longer seat bolts were included would have saved up a trip to the hardware store.

Installation however... Was just short of traumatic for us. I'm not sure where our builder found the toilet we have, or if it's a difference in standards between the U.S. and Canada, but the supply on the tank is 1/2" which is not compatible with the 15/16" tee connecter that is provided with the bidet. A compatible 1/2" x 1/2" x 1/2" tee connector apparently does not exist. After days of searching online for a solution, several trips to the hardware store to create a connector out of three separate pieces, and having to completely remove the toilet, put down a new wax seal, and reinstall... The bidet is finally installed.

Edit: after using this bidet for over a month, I couldn't imagine going back to only using toilet paper, the clean and fresh feeling is far ahead of even wet wipes.
363768
A well made Bidet and toilet seat combination except for one small thing.  First off, I am replacing a Bidet add on that I had for a few years that I bought off Amazon.  After I learned it was for me and the old one didn't quite deliver the pressure anymore for some reason, I decided to replace it with this.  First off, I loved the fact that they delivered stainless steel hardware and washers and a hefty nut for the toilet seat connection.  It worked great with my Glacier Bay dual flush toilet that is a few years old.  Second, I love the heavy duty metal T-valve that they included to connect to the top of the toilet.  My complaint is that I had a heck of a time securing the bidet hose to the seat.  My father and I probably spent 20+ minutes getting the seat to attach to the hose.  I don't feel that it made a great connection after a lot of struggling with it but never the less, it is not leaking and will not pull off with a decent amount of force so I guess all is fine.  I wished they would have just connected it to begin with, as it was quite difficult to attach with the filter and such they include.

As far as the operation, it seems to work well.  I replaced the regular head with the more intense version and seems to have a good amount of pressure turned all the way on.  The other one in my house however has way more pressure than this one has but is adequate to do its job.
1857152
In the past, I always thought of a bidet as an unnecessary bathroom 'accessory'.  After a trip to Japan and using the bidet in the hotel room, I returned to the USA and immediately starting trying to find the ToTo commode that had a built-in bidet on the ceramic toilet. All that I could find was a toilet seat that had the bidet feature, but was priced at $500.00 which was more than I wanted to pay. Recently, I was extended the opportunity to evaluate the Luxe Bidet, so I thought 'why not'. WOW!! Should not had waited so long for one. I had it installed in the master bathroom by a plumber, but it was simply a matter of connecting the water to the bidet and attaching it under the seat. This item is wonderful. I was concerned that it was not connected to a hot water line but the water is not cold since the water sat in the line inside the insulated part of the house. The bidet has two knobs: one that turns on the water and regulates the pressure, and another that controls the nozzles for feminine use, anal use, or cleaning the nozzles. The nozzles are protected from children aiming at them by a piece of plastic that moves during use of bidet.  I would highly recommend the purchase. It works just as good as the ToTo commode in Japan. I work in a hospital so I realized that lots of older people are admitted with urinary infections, which can result in septicemia. I believe that this item is something that would greatly reduce infections caused by lack of good hygiene in the elderly. I am going to install another one in my guest bathroom which is next to the upstairs tv room. This is an item that everyone should own for personal hygiene especially for this price.
3972056
The Joy Bidet is a welcomed addition to the bathroom. It is easy to install. My husband is not a fan of installing stuff, but he liked the idea of the bidet and was able to install it in about 10 minutes. Water pressure on low is great for me. The high is a little too strong. I would highly recommend this product if you want to feel fresh and clean.
3482148
I really like this pressure washer. It's powerful enough for my purposes and comes with several nozzles for different spray patterns and intensities. What I REALLY like about it is how the hose and power cord stow neatly, and the handle folds down. So the unit is quite compact and I can store it out of the way in my garage. It also runs pretty quietly compared to electric power washers I've had in the past.
3709447
I was attracted to this product because of the fact that it doesn't have an outward appearance of a sanitary device. I feel comfortable being able to carry it in hand past my coworkers. The device is squeeze pressured and has a good water pressure without too much of a grip needed. The reservoir holds about enough for one use and is easy to refill.
237067
I recently experienced a free-standing bidet in Italy for the first time and quickly became a convert.  When I got home, I checked Amazon to see what was available and was happy to find that I didn't have to install a separate unit; that I could simply attach a very reasonably-priced little unit to my existing toilet.

The reviews left me worrying about installation problems and about the effect of having one's sensitive parts doused with cold water.  My experience was that installation was very easy--no problems with leaks or breakage at all.  My experience using it is quite satisfactory. The fact that the water is cold presents no problem at all.
1922837
TheLuxe Bidet Neo 120 (white)bidet is a great product for the price. Installation was pretty easy. The only thing I'd say about installation is that the T-adapter that comes with it is plastic; you can buy a metal one on Amazon for $15 but I didn't do that. I think it should come with a metal one to begin with.
As for operation, its basic functionality is great. It has variable pressure settings but even the lowest is pretty high so be prepared, especially if the weather outside is in the 20s which results (in my house) in a shot of ice water hitting you in the nether regions. It does wake you up, that's for sure. Had I thought of that, I would probably have invested in a model that can hook up to a warm water supply. However, in this price range this one is fine and does the job.
2302358
This bidet is quite nice. I have both my bathrooms equipped with this product. It definitely has cut down my toilet paper use by at least 50% my bum stays wet so I use a few sheets to get dry and to make sure I'm extra clean. The assembly of this product is just fine, the only part that can cause difficulty has nothing to do with the product only with placement location of actual toilet and how easily you can get pre soaring water hoses off. The toilet seat closest to tank gets elevated ever so slightly which is what brings this to a 4 star along with the fact it can be more difficult to get behind the nossel of bidet to clean actual toilet.
3096525
<div id="video-block-R2NZHA1OX1TKLW" class="a-section a-spacing-small a-spacing-top-mini video-block"></div><input type="hidden" name="" value="https://images-na.ssl-images-amazon.com/images/I/E1WXHidQtPS.mp4" class="video-url"><input type="hidden" name="" value="https://images-na.ssl-images-amazon.com/images/I/01huQF6pkOS.png" class="video-slate-img-url">&nbsp;This may sound crazy, but I have always wanted to own a bidet. I stayed in a penthouse suite in Vegas one time that had one in the bathroom, and I loved it. Let's face it sometimes there are situations where toilet paper just doesn't get the job done as far as giving you that clean feeling. Sometimes I am in a situation where taking a shower is just not possible. I really like the concept of this portable bidet. Obviously it isn't going to be quite the same, or have the same power as an actual installed bidet, but it still is able to give you that more clean feeling. I like the portability of it, and that I can take it with me to have handy wherever I am. When I had each of my kids they gave me a little squirt bottle to use to spray the sore areas from giving birth, and for my hemorrhoids. While it did relieve it some, and helped to keep the area clean a little better. The bottle was not designed to truly be able to conveniently get to the areas that needed it. I love the way this bidet is shaped with the bent wand that is able to easily get at the right spots that need a little extra cleaning. This is wonderful for women during that time of the month, or to use after being intimate, or for relief after childbirth, or hemorrhoids. It can be filled with either cold or warm water. I love how the wand pushes down into the bottle, and can be carried in the included travel pouch so that it can be thrown in a purse or bag. The only issue I had with this, and thus the reason for taking off a star, is that there is an air hole at the bottom that you are supposed to cover to stop the water from coming out until you are ready to use it. When you have positioned it where you want it you are to take your finger off this hole and squeeze the bottle to get the shower out of the nozzle. No matter how many times I try, even when covering the air hole when I turn it to position it the nozzle leaks out quite a bit. Now this really isn't that big of a deal because you usually are sitting over a toilet anyways, but it is a little annoying, and I have had it leak out on the floor or the toilet seat before I can get it positioned. Overall though I really like this portable bidet, and like that I can get that fresher clean feeling no matter where I am. This would be great to take while camping as well. It would also be good for the elderly who can't get regular showers as often as they would like. I would recommend this to others. *I received this portable bidet at a discounted price for testing purposes, and for an honest review. The opinions in this review are 100% my own based on my experience with the product, and I made no commitment to leave a positive review.*
3664966
I have had this bidet for a couple years now and would recommend it to anyone else looking for a bidet. I like the fact that the pressure is adjustable and that is also came with a hook to attach it to the side of the tank. I also like that it's on a hose rather than mounted in the toilet so its both not in the way when I'm not using it and I can clean wherever I feel is necessary rather than just one spot. Also, because it's on a hose I use it to rinse the toilet and shower after a scrub which is convenient and have even used it to bathe my dogs in the bathtub.

Some bidets leak but I have had no issues with one in over two years. That being said, I do turn the pressure all the way down/close the valve between uses just to avoid any leaks but there have of course been times when I forget to do so and I never came back to any unpleasant surprises. I read in some other reviews that others just leave it open all the time without leaks, that's probably true but I like to close it just for peace of mind.

Installation was pretty easy, just unscrew the hose going into the tank, put this between, screw it back on. Took maybe 10 minutes if you count the two screws for the handle holder.

All in all, I'd say this bidet is a good value and I actually ended up getting a second one for our second bathroom. I actually was looking for this at Home Depot but the worker there said they stopped carrying it for some reason even though it was their highest recommended one and best selling bidet, so buy it here.