Bidet Toilet Seats Non-Electric with Separated Self Cleaning Function - Dual Nozzles Hygienic Washing for Rear & Feminine Cleaning-ON/Off Metal T Adapter Inclued(Round/Standard - SC208EU)

The media could not be loaded. So I was hesitant to order this at first fearing the icy blast would be an unpleasant morning awakening having been spoilt by using my in laws true Japanese toilet with heated seats and a drying fan! However the recent loo roll shortage due to panic buying finally decided things for me and I took the plunge. We have a bidet in the main bathroom but no space in our en-suite and no way to run electric in our listed house to install a full Japanese one.For the £80 I paid (price is going up due to current demand) I think it is pretty good value for money especially compared to over a grand for a proper one.It only took me about 30min to install (woman who diy’s) as our toilet was already fitted using a new braided pipe with a shut off valve. The longest part was deciding which of the three different methods supplied for fixing the seat to the pan was going to work the best. The template supplied ensuring it was fixed in the right position.I turned off the supply to the cistern, un-screwed the pipe, popped on the plastic t piece with some ptfe tape to help seal. There was also a metal t piece supplied but that didn’t fit my cistern. Then screwed in the braided water supply pipe and the included bidet supply braided pipe (which was longer than I needed to get from right to left) following the clear instructions and gently tightening with a spanner. All the parts on this seat (round) were grey/white plastic or silver so no brass like other people mentioned. I then popped some plastic over the seat to test.We have a pressurised megaflow style system so get good water pressure. The stream can be adjusted up and down and full pressure is pretty strong. The water isn’t as cold as I expected even after having run a lot of cold water beforehand. It’s more refreshing than unpleasant and good for those with IBS or piles!I’ve only been using it a few days but overall I am really happy with the product - the only minor negative is the seat part is very rounded compared to my older flatter seat and a bit smaller too so slightly less comfortable.

This bidet seat set was delivered quickly. It comes with everything required to fit it. The listing has a window that shows the bowl dimensions and spacings required for each model. As long as you have measured the bowl you are intending to fit it upon carefully then fit should not be an issue.Fitting is quite straight forward if you want to do it yourself. I believe that if you have a reasonable amount of DIY experience/prowess then the job should not phase you. Most toilets have a 'service valve' so you don't necessarily have to turn off the main stopcock.Personally I am renting and the landlord had stated that on the close of the tenancy everything must be put back as it was before. For that reason I used a plumber and if you are intending to do the same then factor that into the cost. My plumber charged £84.00 (inc VAT) and that included a shorter flexihose that made the job neater and prevented over bending/kinking of an existing bit of flexihose on my system where the splitter valve needed to be placed.I hope that this is helpful if you are considering purchasing. I have in the past used a bidet hose which is easier to install but to my mind is not as aesthetically pleasing or functional as this solution.I generally feel about 50% better knowing my rear has been washed instead of smeared.

Product is good, and works well. I'm fairly handy so expected to fit myself, but was disappointed to find I had to hire a plumber out. The pipework from wall to cistern in my home was too tight to fit the included piece to, so something to consider beforehand.

This is my fourth purchase of a toilet bidet add-on product. I have tried a fully electronic German one, and two low-end manual bidet adapters of Chinese design for the German market. This one however is by far my favourite.Completely manual operation, with single 1/2" BSPP inlet. I chose to hook this up with a warm water stream provided by a thermostatic mixer valve.The kit is very well packed with clear and simple instructions.For fitting the toilet seat: It comes with THREE, yes THREE different options for seat bolts. Top-down rubber bolts, traditional threaded through-bolt with nylon thumbscrews underneath; and another expanding nylon fitting I had never seen before. Additionally, the kit comes with a paper template already cut out for accurate placing of the anchor bracket that the device clips onto.For fitting the plumbing connection: It comes with two supply branch fittings, one of chromed brass 3/8" supply, and the other in a 3D printed plastic for 1/2" supply. The plastic fitting includes a protective coarse filter at the inlet end, and the 1/2" - 1/2" rubber bushed BSPP flexible hose is also high quality, with another built-in filter screen and both ends capped off with plastic dust caps.Bottom cleaning function is quite a bit oriented toward the front; I have to sit as far forward as possible to clean. The vulva cleaning function is a very soft spray and of course oriented even further forward. The level is easy to operate, has a solid feel to it and had an obvious haptic "off" position that clicks.On the other side, there is another rotary switch to engage the nozzle self cleaning. In my case this is also useful to dump overboard any cold water before the warm water arrives.

This has to be one of my top purchases of the entire year. It's not perfect, but it's so much better than using a traditional/standard handheld sprayer (or worse: a wet wipe). The seat is very slightly too small / narrow for a standard toilet so there is about 1/8 inch of porcelain showing on the sides, but not the front. The seat is provided with bolts and plugs to attach the mounting fixture to the toilet bowl. These did not work for me, so I just re-used the nylon screws and nuts from my existing seat, which seems to work perfectly.