Brondell FSP-150 FreshSpa Thinline Precision Essential Bidet Attachment for Toilet Seats with Adjustable Water Pressure, Side Arm Control, Thin Profile, White (Single Nozzle)

If you don’t have one, get this one. It was quick & easy to install - the hoses and T-valve all have rubber gaskets so the included teflon tape was not necessary. To me, the hardware quality and ease of install are top priority - everything else is icing on the cake. The buttons are satisfying to use, the water pressure adjustment is firm yet easy to use, and out of the box it is aimed directly where it needs to be. The lowest setting is not too powerful, so you can just start there and adjust up. The last Brondell product I bought was a shower head filter and that was a solid buy, so I felt comfortable giving this unit a go.

I like this product because it’s comfort. Also, it’s a fit and also the water temperature is amazing and the pressure is amazing. The functionality of this product is so amazing. I would definitely recommend it to my family and friends.

We love this bidet. The Brondell brand was recommended to us by some friends and works great. It was very simple to install and the product itself feels like quality.

I have two different models of bidet. Things I like about this one: The controls are easy to use and don't require any force. The intensity of the stream is adjustable. The price is good.This one has two nozzles instead of one. I find I don't really need two nozzles, though.Things I don't like: The nozzles are supposed to retract after use but they mostly don't. The water stream is sometimes weak even at the highest setting. I can fix this if I fiddle with the nozzles, and it will stay fixed until the nozzle is fiddled with again. The full-force water stream is weaker than my other bidet and it doesn't leave me feeling quite as clean, but it works well enough most of the time.

This is our second bidet, as well as our second Brondell. We started out with their SimpleSpa ThinLine that we purchased during the Great Toilet Paper Depression of 2020. And really, there’s only so many times you can clean something plastic before it’s just easier to replace. This was the one we decided to go with as it had a dual nozzle for front and back washing. Initially, I wasn’t thrilled that I had to now push multiple buttons to use it (with the Thinline, there’s only one lever and you rotate it back and forth to increase water pressure). With this one, you press a button for cleaning the nozzles, using the front nozzle, using the back nozzle, plus a button to shut off whichever one you’re currently using. There’s a rotating wheel further down where you increase/decrease the water pressure. The rotating wheel remembers what level it was set at previously, which is not great for someone who has a spouse that likes the nozzle set at Old Faithful levels. I have to make a conscious effort to remember to turn the nozzle all the way down before I start using it. So yes, there are a lot more steps to use this bidet over our last one. However, I find that this one works much better than our old one ever did. It also came with an attachment hose, which was not included in the ThinLine and had to be purchased separately. If you’re on the fence about bidets, or can’t imagine using a cold water one, I promise you it’s not as bad as you think.

This attachment works great. It was put on an American Standard toilet, with a good American Standard seat. The finished install works well and has an integrated appearance.I especially like the very precise controls which are easy to learn.Pro-install tips:1. For certain before the attachment arrives look at the water inlet supply line. IF it's solid metal you must get a correctly sized flexible supply line from the hardware store, about $10 to do the installation.2. The instructions say finger tighten only. For some reason that does indeed work, but use plenty of finger pressure. I would stay away from the teflon tape. The washers should work. If there's a leak a very slight twist with pliers might seal it.3.Be very careful putting the metal T fitting on plastic threads, you can easily strip out the threads and have a big mess.4. There may be some fiddling to get everything lined up right so don't tighten the seat bolts all the way until you think it's about right. I did give them a few turns with pliers when it was good.

Water jet’s placement is not what was expected, very difficult to clean

I had the one-nozzle version, which I bought as a Like New return (and it was -- package not even fully opened). I wasn't sure I'd like any form of a bidet. But I do, so I upgraded to this 2-nozzle version about 2 years later, now that I understand the benefits (multiple) and the difference in the two versions.Pushing the Front, Back, or nozzle Clean buttons all the way down will leave the stream on until you push the Off button, but you can just tap a button or push it partway so that the flow stops as soon as you remove your finger from the button. You can also easily adjust the intensity or strength of the flow for either nozzle and then change it back as it was set if you choose.Warm water versions must be hooked up to electricity and cost far more. Somehow having water and electricity connected so close to my body is a totally untenable concept to me. I also don't see the need for that, now that I know what this kind is like. The water temperature is ambient, basically neutral. It doesn't feel cold.Especially if you've never had a bidet and aren't sure you'll like it, it makes more sense to buy this rather than a full-seat-installation version that costs twice as much.Highly recommended for both women and men.