I could not be happier with this purchase! I have never turned off a toilet's water supply or removed a toilet seat, but following the very easy to understand instructions I was able to install this by myself in under a half hour with a toddler "helping" me.

I love this bidet. The first time I used it was a bit of a shocker but I quickly learned how to position to get the best pressure from the stream. I have never felt so clean and I don't know how I went so many years of my life just using toilet paper after using the bathroom. Now it feels strange to go out in public and have to wipe.

I saw some reviews saying that they had issues with the plastic t valve connector but I just made sure not to tighten too hard and had no problems, no leaking.

Get this bidet, you will not regret it!

I bought this bidet in November 2013 for $48.98. I'm switching to an electric bidet so I thought it was time to give my thoughts"¦

This bidet has served me well (3 1/2 years) - it's a great starter if you want to try something out for awhile before making a bigger investment. . I was able to install it myself which was a great surprise to family members. It does help that there are installation videos online (easy search). I just watched it to make sure I wasn't throwing out any parts that belong to the toilet when I removed it.

This is also very easy to use. There are 2 controls - one for self cleaning and one for water pressure. For water pressure, the flap in front of the nozzle opens and the water sprays toward you. You will want to play around with the water pressure on the water supply valve (not this device). If the supply valve water pressure is too high, it will be too intense even at the lowest pressure setting on the bidet. Likewise, if the main water pressure is too low, you won't get a strong enough stream on the bidet. For self cleaning, the flap stays closed.

Once everything was set up, it changed my life.

Now for the not so great: the self cleaning stopped working 2 years in. last week, water was leaking from the control panel (enough that I had to shut off the water).

Overall , worth it if for the price, especially now that it's much cheaper than 3 years ago.

Let me be blunt. I have a hairy ass crack. Always took a min of 3-5 wipes to feel clean. Real pain in the ass, literally and figuratively. Ever try to get bubble gum out of a shag carpet? Yeah, it was like that. Then I took a trip to Europe and discovered the amazingness that is a bidet, and the national shame that these are not standard on American toilets. Upon my return I immediately purchased the Luxe Bidet Neo 120. After eagerly tearing apart the packaging, I installed it right away. Installation was a breeze and took about 8 minutes. After fiddling with the knobs to get the hang of it before settling my derrière upon the seat (and accidentally spraying my wall) I gave it a whirl and couldn't be happier! I am very happy to report I am down to 1, max 2 wipes and on my way! I figure it will pay for itself within a month from toilet paper savings.

This is a life changing product My household went from changing the toilet paper roll once or twice a week, to a single roll lasting multiple weeks. leaves you knowing you are clean and fresh with out all the wasted paper. installation was simple and fast. this is highly recommended for everyone especially those looking to save money, help the environment, people with disabilities or injuries that make clean up difficult, and those that just wish to guarantee freshness.

I would recommend getting the extra valve to lower the pressure though, i did not get it and if you accidentally turn it on too fast you will be cleansed with surprising water force. I will be buying and adding that in the future.

If you aren't familiar with using a bidet, fear not! This simple yet elegant bidet design is easy to use and perfect for the bidet newbie. It has two dials; One for stream direction that allows you to direct the water into the bowl to cleanse the nozzle and then up to cleans your bum! The other dial is for stream pressure. I suggest starting on a LOW setting. You don't need a lot of pressure to get the job done. The plumbing taps right into the water line that fills the toilet tank, so it's a bit brisk...some might say refreshing.

Installation was mostly a simple process. All of the plumbing was a piece of cake. However, I did find that I needed to purchase a new toilet seat/lid. The bidet is installed under the toilet seat near the back of the bowl. This results in a slight rise of the seat in the back creating an uneven gap between the seat and the toilet. The difference in gap width between the back and front of the seat becomes a problem when you add weight to the scenario. Now the seat is prone to bowing and then cracking. And cracked seats lead to pinched buttcheeks and thighs. Ouch! I don't know how to fix this minor flaw yet. Perhaps some sort of spacer can be added to the front portion of the seat to even out the gap between the seat and the toilet. I'm going to need to visit the hardware store for this one. It's also important to note that when you're testing the placement, don't forget to put your hand above the nozzle...otherwise you'll end up with a wet face/shirt/wall/etc and a good laugh. Don't ask me how I know that...

Here are some of the benefits I've noted so far: My toilet paper use has gone WAY down. Tp is really just for drying now. You're welcome trees. Also, it's a much more effective way to cleanse yourself. It's like a shower for your bum! Quite the game changer. Also (applicable only to the ladies out there; dudes can tune this part out), it's been quite helpful when menstruating.

Though I was skeptical and even a bit nervous about this product at first, I've been pleasantly surprised. More and more, I find myself "˜holding it' until I can get home. There's no going back now, I'm a bidet convert.