Bolina Bidet Toilet Seat, Self Cleaning, Dual Nozzle Bidet Toilet Seat with Adjustable Pressure Control，Bidet Attachment Toilet，Feminine & Rear Washing

I got he Bolna to replace my previous bidet which was hard to clean. The trouble spot is the gap between the spray nozzles and the splash guard. Backsplash can still get to that spot and you want to keep it lean and sanitary. On the Bolina bidet, the splach guard flips out so that both sides of it can be cleaned easily. With the old bidet i had to uninstall and use an old toothbrush to scrub the gap. I have to give credit to the Bolina designers for solving this problem. The Bolina has a cmpination of buttons and dial controls. The dial is for the strength of the stream and the buttons are for front wash, rear wash and nozzle clean. There is also a stop button. Ilike this over the old bidet, which only had a twist. The problem with the twist-only is that sometimes it would not get fully shut off and a slow trickle of water would be going into the bowl, being wasteful. With the Bolina off is off. This has been a great replacement. It is thin enough that seat risers are not necessary. Iam so glad to have it.

It's pretty good for $30. Easy to install and the pressure's good. All cold water. You have to scoot up to get the angle of the sprayer right every time though, so bit of a continual learning curve. It's got a weird faux stainless steel finish that is very hard to make clean looking no matter what, and that is my least favorite thing about it.

I had purchased another bidet from another manufacturer and the spray options were barely on or fire hose mode. Since I was looking for one to use in the master bath & guest bath, I wanted a bidet that had feminine hygiene mode and found this Bolina which has dual nozzles with front cleaning for women & rear cleaning. This bidet was extremely easy to install, especially having installed one prior. Just a tip, the 2 insesrts with the slots align them at 90 degrees of the back of the toilet, as this will allow you to easily adjust the unit forward or backward without removing the toilet seat. I had my wife try out both units and the Bolina was the winner by far and I must admit I did likewise. If you are looking for a bolt bidet this Bolina is one to look at.

Very easy to install. Good plastic material, the only thing is i find the options butrón kind of week, i think it woud not last too much.

After visiting a country where bidets are commonplace in every toilet (not a luxury item, but normal), I decided I wanted one when I returned home.I chose this add-on bidet because it was uncomplicated: no electronics, no range of water temperatures to manage, no plastic hose (the included hose is a standard metal plumbing hose), and good ratings. I'm adding my good rating to the mix.I was skeptical about whether I could install it, because I've never tried to remove the toilet seat before or disconnect the hose. But I did, and although I can't say I got the job done in 10-15 minutes like some of the other reviewers, I finished it in about an hour, and it looks great and it works. Mission accomplished! It's affordable, easy to add on, and it's incredible to me that these bidets aren't built into every American commode. Get one!

It works. However, it does not sit flatly and keeps the toilet seat ajar. The installation took about an hour. There seems to be no temperature setting and the only water that is expelled is freezing cold to the point it’s too painful to get a good wash. The nozzle has a lever to move from back to front but it’s less than a millimeter change, so it’s a pretty useless feature. The settings on the knobs are not clear and there is no explanation in the manual. I’m keeping it because of how much work it took to install, but I will definitely upgrade as soon as I can afford it. Would not buy again. Would not recommend.

I have had a bidet attached to all my toilets since 2017. I don't know how I lived without one before. This bidet attachment by Bolina was put into a guest bath/secondary bathroom in my home. For the price point I think this is a wonderful choice. While it functions exactly as it should, it doesn't feel quite as sturdy as some others I've tried. If you want to give a bidet a try, believe me you'll never turn back, this is a great one to start with.I know some people have worries about the pressure involved in bidets such as this, so I will put out a psa; if the water pressure in your home is very high, over 75psi, there may be some discomfort with bidets such as this which use the existing water pressure in your home to function.

Hubs really likes this bidet. I'm not as much of a fan because regardless as to where I angle the sprayer it wants to spray out from in between my legs and my entire butt gets wet so I end up using just as much if not more toilet paper than I did before.