Arofa Handheld Toilet Bidet Sprayer for Toilet-Adjustable Water Pressure Control with Bidet Hose for Feminine Wash, Stainless Steel Brushed Nickel Bidet Faucet Cloth Diaper for Baby Wash

Very easy to install and I’ll just say all the other reviews are correct. But I wanted to add beware the water hammer. I wish I had known more about plumbing. I saw there was a shutoff valve but didn’t really understand why as I’ve use bidets in Europe that I never recall turning on or off. Turns out American water pressure can be substantially more therefore if you attempt to leave the water valve in the open position and use the device, you will likely get a loud banging noise. Thanks ChatGPT for explaining. Too much pressure builds between uses so you can’t leave the water valve on. However super each to reach down, flip the switch and use. Now I love this thing.

I'm so glad we bought this bidet. Having personal control was the selling feature. Its very easy to install and only took a few minutes. You can adjust the pressure for your preference. Very neat look and I will be buying two more for the other bathrooms. I highly recommend this bidet system.

Love the design. The brass color is beautiful. High power spray! I use it for spraying cloth diapers before washing, and it’s very effective at doing so. The only thing that bothers me about my purchase is that I had to pay almost twice as much for the brass color versus the silver. Great product otherwise.

I like the hand held better compared to the bidet attachment. This bidet is easy to install, with strong adjustable pressure and a sleek design. It’s great for personal hygiene, cloth diaper cleaning, and even rinsing the toilet. Although it’s 4/5 because I had some leaking issues with the nozzle after a couple of weeks of installation. Otherwise, its highly recommended.

Bought one first to try. The instructions are clear and we were able to install in Master's bathroom. It was very easy to adjust the pressure. So we got another one for the other bathroom and was able to install easily as expected. Will get another one for the basement bathroom.

I was in Japan and every toilet had a bidet. I took a chance on this one and I love it and wish I would have gotten it sooner. Easy to install and affordable. I feel much fresher using a quick spray.

I am not able to use the regular bidet because I am unable to sit on toilet seat straight, but with an open toilet seat and this I am able to spray in the proper spot. I highly recommend

This review is specifically for the Arofa Handheld Bidet Sprayer.I'm revising the review since I've had some time to use it more and put it through it's paces. Originally, I reviewed it at 2 stars due to the occasional aiming issue causing less than pleasant things to be sprayed out of the toilet. Being a bit germaphobic among other things, this is a dealbreaker for me. It still kind of is, however, the company has attempted to contact me several times to offer a refund. I have not -yet- accepted a refund, but I feel like they deserve credit for standing by their product enough to actively make first contact with unhappy customers for a resolution. I also wanted to try and detail my experience with the product a little better while revising the review.The product arrived in a fairly compact, easy to open box (Unlike some annoying hard plastic you need scissors or a knife for). The main components were carefully packed in a foam insert that was clearly designed to prevent damage or scratching to these components. Each of the primary components felt like good quality for the price I paid at the time, and were mostly metal on top, giving it a nice feel.Installation was mostly easy, the biggest hassle aside from turning off the water line and draining the tank was some difficulty screwing the T adapter in. As it turns out, the wing nut anchoring the flushing mechanism inside the toilet's water tank had come a little loose, and needed to be tightened so it didnt shift when screwing the Bidet hose's T adapter in place. The kit also came with a tiny roll of Teflon tape, which I opted not to use due to not understanding how to use the tape properly. If you feel you need to use teflon tape, then its very generous of the manufacturer to save you from the hassle of buying a whole roll halfway through installation. I have not once had the hose leak though.The hose, for better or worse, is very long. It certainly gives you some leeway to it hang on the left or right side of the tank, though if you have a sink or tub next to the toilet, the extra long hose might let you use those to clean at least the sprayer itself, and then occasionally wipe the hose with lysol wipes or something. The drawback of the long hose is that it can drag around the floor and might accumulate certain materials from less than cleanly bathroom users. I have to drag it across my body a bit when using it too, and it can get cold. A seat style bidet still leaves you sanitizing the knobs every now and then, but you don't have to worry about the dirty hose or sprayer touching your body. This leaves you with significantly more to clean in comparison.The sprayer's full blast is pretty strong right off of my toilet's water line. I suspect its stronger and more accommodating than the limited angles of bidet seat attachments since you essentially just point the larger sprayer and pull the trigger, instead of having a tiny sprayer firing from fixed angles inside the seat itself. It has a kick to it, and can shoot water with enough force to hit every wall in my (10'ish foot long?) bathroom. At full force, it does sting if I hit a sore spot, but it almost always blasts everything clean in a way I doubt a seat version can do. If you have children, you may need to worry about them using this like a bath toy.If you need something gentler, you can control the blast strength with the sprayer's trigger, although it's not easy to manually hold it at your desired force while cleaning. I think they intend for you to use the T valve (where it connects to the water line) to control the sprayer's max pressure by only turning it on partway. Unfortunately, your supposed to turn the T valve lever off after EVERY USE to prevent damage and leaks, and pull the sprayer trigger afterwards to depressurize any water between the sprayer and the t-valve, so you cant just lock it at a desired pressure level for every use. I have forgotten from time to time to turn it off, but thankfully haven't left it on long enough to ruin it. Before you purchase this, you might also want to check if you can reach the spot where the water line connects to the toilet, in the chance that it's painful or difficult to get to, as you'll be reaching for this spot every time you use it. I've personally had no issue though.I also wish the sprayer had a longer handle, and a trigger near the base of the sprayer instead of higher up and next to the sprayer end. As it is, I have to stick my hand somewhat into the bowl to aim up and around certain things, and a longer sprayer, maybe even with a slightly curved handle, would mean I could get to those areas easier and not have certain accidents. It would also be nice if there was another knob on the sprayer itself to control pressure, but I suppose that would also add another point of failure.Both regular seat bidets and sprayer hoses like these have their own sanitation drawbacks and benefits. I feel like I get cleaner and have more utility with the full blast and range this design offers by being on a hose, but one second of bad aim necessitates taking a shower and sanitizing the surrounding area, which is more trouble than it's worth to me. The fact the seller will refund it if you don't like it though, means your only out for the effort of replacing it with another bidet. I feel like the overall quality, despite it's drawbacks, makes it worth trying, especially when it's easier to install than models that have you removing or replacing your toilet seat, instead of just attaching the T valve and a hanger.