GoBidet2003C All Metal Bidet Attachment in Beautiful Chromed Finish

This is the second one of these I've purchased. I wanted one in both of our bathrooms. They work well and are not too hard to install. I did have to buy some extra tall feet to attach to the bottom of the toilet seat so the bidet arm can move freely but having done that after the first one I knew to expect that this time and planned ahead. My only complaint is the T fitting needs a better washer. When you screw it onto the bottom of the tank you need a snug fit and the flat washer that comes with it is not enough!

I have waited to get enough 'chair time' to give a fair review.I got this on 2-28-23, and put it in use the same day.InstallationIts a snap if you can run a wrench or pair of pliers. it mounts under the toilet lid, using the fastners of the toilet seat. Spacer washer for the other side is provided to keep the lid level. Hose and fitting provided to tee the bidet line into the feed line for the toilet.Hint. I made the connection to the bidet, before I mounted it. Then made the connection to the tee, before I installed the tee. Then mount the bidet under the seat. Then made the connection under the tank, because it is easy to hand start it and hand tighten the nut and just firm up with a plier. then just firmed up. It took me an hour, but I had a plan before I started and gathered everthing I would need.UseTakes some practice, trial and error, to figure out the 'aiming', but forty days later, less then 2 minutes gives a clean result. We have a bag of old wash clothes for rags, I got a handful of those and use to dry and wipe, toss in the hamper, wash and reuse.OptionalThis bidet has a hot water hookup. You can tap into your vanity hot water and run the line to the bidet. I opted to tap into the line in the basement and come up through floor right next to the cold water line. With plastic line and Sharkbites, this is doable of a DIY handyman, but you may need a plumber. I do like the addition of hot water to the experience, but lots of people are fine with just the cold water. If your in warmer climes, or you lines are running up interior walls, hot water may not be needed.Five Stars all around.

I've been considering buying a bidet add-on for years, like 5 or so...I finally decided to pull the trigger and try one and it didn't take much research to hone in on what seemed like the best option. The all metal design was a huge draw, plastic wouldn't hold up to my hard water very well. Eventually the mineral deposits would split the sonic welded plastic pieces and I would have a flood in the bathroom. Anyway, this thing is solid plated steel. Sure, there are plastic bushings and rubber washers, but those are all serviceable items. Every single piece is available from the manufacturer and elsewhere, in case something wears out. This means, I should be able to keep it going for years to come. I read all the reviews, saw the rust on the spout and am not concerned. A little precaution, oiling, drying, and whatever. If it rusts out, I can replace the spout, no biggie.In terms of installation. Be prepared to make a trip to the hardware store! I needed a compression washer for the tank connection. The unit came with a really junky rubber washer with screen. I needed a conical washer like used in the hose connections. Easy peasy. I also needed a different width nylon washer to level the back of the seat. Again not a big deal. Now, if you are not comfortable contorting yourself and working in tight spaces, and or are not comfortable working on plumbing, this should take an expert less than an hour. If I had all the extra pieces on hand, I would have completed the job in about 30 minutes.Ok, onto the use. First, carefully learn how to use the control. Yes, I sprayed my ceiling several times while learning this :). Otherwise, you will quickly figure out positioning, waster pressure, etc. I don't think the cold water only connection will be a hinderance in the winter. It just takes a few moments to clean up. In terms of cleaning up, I've never felt cleaner and am wasting less paper. I should not have waited so long!For the manufacturer, you should offer both a short and long bracket versus the two position they supply. It would make for a cleaner installation. I might cut mine down actually. Additionally, I would love to see a nickel plated option to match the other fixtures in my bathroom. Also, see my recommendations above regarding spacers and proper washers. Otherwise, this thing is great!

I purchased and installed mine in 2017. I've been well pleased and with the great water pressure we have one had to be a bit careful with your aim.Just the last month I've noticed if it turn it up the spray will increase to a point and then fall off. I think some internal part is wearing out.

Paid way too much and it was very hard to install, and now it's come loose and is ever harder to use... I hate it!

It's a little difficult to figure out what should be all the way tightened and what shouldn't. If certain things are over tightened it won't work. And it moves a lot, which causes it to become loose, so using toilet seat risers to keep it from moving back and forth help. It's probably hard to visualize but I'm not taking a picture of my toilet.. Oh hell ok I'll go take a picture.... Also, this will chip paint off your ceiling so DO NOT attempt full strength. And tell every single guest either not to use it, not to play with it, or give them a lesson on how to use it..And when you're ready to turn off the stream.. Don't accidentally pull it the wrong way.. 🤕 trust me

ALWAYS THE BEST!!!