FOOFOO Bidet, Non-Electric Bidet Attachment for Toilet Seat,Self-Cleaning, Dual Nozzle,Adjustable Water Pressure, for any Standard Two-piece Toilet

I miss my Bidet that I left at my other house (my tenants love it!) and it was time to get another one for our new house. This one is easy to install- one you know the workings of your toilet (inside and out). I listened to a review above, and follow his steps- then had to go inside the toilet to tighten and move the filler stopper thingy....However, I had it installed in about 15 minutes between appointments...... I have never been happier to use the toilet!!!!I may just get one for the hubbys bathroom next..... 100% worth the money! and the time to install it!!! (I paid a plumber to install the fancy one at my other house- didn't need to call him for this one... but I did call him and tell him i didn't need to call him! He is a friend!!!!)

Good product and easy to install on standard toilet but a bit difficult to install on toilet with elongated soft and quiet close seat.

perfect, easy-to-install.

Overall, once installed, it just worked. Back and Front sprays hit the right bits.Installation was fairly simple. I'm not a plumber, in fact, while very handy, I hate plumbing. Turn the water valve off. Flush the toilet to drain it. Use a wrench to remove the existing water line. Keep a towel handy to mop up the inevitable spillage (about 1 cup of water). Remember that even when you use a wrench, these fittings don't need to be forced shut. Hand tightening will be good enough to stop leaks.Use the supplied tape to wrap any metal threads that will go metal to metal (metal to plastic generally don't need Teflon tape). Install the 3-way adaptor at the top, by the toilet. Install a new water line from the bottom of the 3-way to the valve. Why new? They're like $10, and gaskets and washers degrade over time, so why the hell not?Remove the toilet seat. Clean that nasty thing. It may have looked clean but once you remove it you'll realize you live with savages.Install the bidet line on the 3-way adapter. Tighten everything up between the valve and the toilet.Place (but don't install) the bidet on the rim. Install the water line to the bottom of the bidet and hand tighten.I found that once the bidet was installed, it was difficult to work around it to do the plumbing, so get everything connected before the final install.Push the bidet back as far as it'll go. Get it roughly centered. Add the toilet seat and loosely thread the seat nuts and bolts. While constantly readjusting center on the bidet and toilet seat, gently tighten the seat bolts until everything is holding, then make a final readjust and tighten it all down.Dry everything off with a towel BEFORE turning the water back on. This way, if there's a leak, you'll feel the water.Once everything is good, have a good poop and a heiny wash. I find that full-power spray is good, but you have to wash about 3x as long as you think you need. The longer you go, wiggling your fanny about to ensure full-cleaning, the less TP you'll use in the end. Once satisfied, blot dry with a wad of TP and you're basically done.The only downsides of this unit are:The way you can see the back end of it behind the seat.Every male will piss on it at some point.A good cleaning involves a little splashing.

This was super easy to install, didn't need any extra tools. But you might need to replace the water line from the wall to the toilet if yours is too short and causes too sharp of a bend since it now connects a little lower due to the water line splitter. I picked up a longer one and just looped it so that there were no harsh bends in the line. So that, along with the size of your toilet seat are really the only concerns when purchasing thisEDIT: After some use, it seems that the "self cleaning" setting doesn't actually work, there appears to be several streams of water aimed right where the nozzles WOULD BE if they were extended, but they do not extend for this setting and appear to not get cleaned

If I could give zero stars I would. I received and installed it on Tuesday and it’s now Friday and I just uninstalled it because it started leaking from the housing on the control box.

I’ve been wanting a bidet for the longest time and when I saw this product, I was very eager to give it a try.I carefully measured my toilet’s specifications as indicated on the product listing, but it was only after receiving the device that I noticed the type of toilet I have is incompatible with it.Apparently, my toilet’s seat slides into position, rather than being bolted onto the base, so there is no way for this product to be positioned onto my toilet. So, please be extra careful that your toilet will work with this product because I learned that not all toilet seat designs are the same.I wish I could comment on this product in more detail, but am unable to.UPDATE: 4/18/24Well, I was wrong. As a last-ditched effort, I asked my handyman if there was any way to use this with my toilet lid configuration. I have no idea how he did it, but he was able to place the device onto my toilet bowl. I did the rest, hooking up the tubing to the cold water source in just a few minutes thanks to the very easily-understood instructions. Now it works perfectly and I'm thrilled because I've always wanted one.I'm tempted to give it a full 5 stars, but really can't based on the difficulty I had trying to attach it (and almost throwing it out), and also because though it works great, it's not the most attractive addition to my bathroom (though it's really not that bad either - see pic). Overall, I do really love it so far and recommend it, especially if you have a normal toilet bowl and seat, you're good with DIY projects, or if you have a decent handyman nearby.UPDATE 5/7/24You know what, I'm going to go ahead and upgrade my review to 5-stars because it really works flawlessly. I grew up using a separate bidet and had no idea you could rig your toilet's plumbing so easily to create one. It works just as well as our separate bidet did and the stream's power is adjustable. And best of all, the price is really exceptional for the value it offers.I still think it's not the most attractive addition to the bathroom and you'll need to be handy with figuring out how to place the control unit under the toilet seat, but once that's done, it's really a snap and it seems like it continue to offer value for a long time to come.