As you start to get older, sometimes you suddenly notice... "Man, I need to wipe." Whether it's from fart dust or remnants left over from your last battle for the throne, it won't matter anymore... you can say goodbye to undie stains and stanky-ass-syndrome with this bidet! After installing this, my anus has never been cleaner throughout the day. Every man should have one of these. Once I'm done pooping, a couple of sprays, one wipe, and that's it. I use 1/4 of the toilet paper that I used to, so this thing will practically pay for itself over the life of the product. It was odd at first to have cold, pressurized water streaming at my brown star, but once I accepted the benefits and got used to it, it's amazing. Pair this with a Squatty Potty and the dream team will be complete. It's time to come out of the paper-age. Save the day with your bidet!

I really didn't think a bidet without heated water would be a pleasant experience at all, so as much as I wanted a bidet, I kept putting it off until I could afford a plumber or electrician and could face having my bathroom walls torn up, re-plastered and painted. But after reading the reviews for the Luxe Neo 185, I decided to give it a try. I certainly wouldn't be out much money if I hated it. But no! I love it! My condo is two floors above where the water comes into the building from the street, so maybe that helps keep it non-frigid. And, oh, OK, it IS June, but it has been rainy and cool so I think it is a good enough test. Perhaps winter will be another story. Anyway ... my second hesitation was that I didn't think I'd be able to install it myself. I am a senior citizen who cannot get jars open easily and am confused by even the most basic tools. But thanks to the gracious man who posted a step-by-step video of an installation for this product, I thought "Hey, maybe I could do that, too!" And I did! It took me about 20 minutes, which included finding a flashlight and a screwdriver, but I installed this bidet without any problems at all. It worked the first time and I am more than pleased. (Note: because I did read all these reviews, I knew to also order toilet seat bumper/spacer things, and I am glad that I did. They do make the seat more stable.)

This thing is amazing. Don't even get me started on how/why the general human population does not use such a device. Never buy toilet paper again. Any bidet is great, but this one here has the added bonus of looking good as well as having a front and rear "” no pun intended "” spray option. If you're a guy, it's a nice way to clean the jewels as well as the dumpster. The ladies will love it by default. They cannot resist it's power. Highly suggest not only rinsing the outside, but the insides as well. You will be met with a toot-toot from your exit hole along with some additional stuff that no toilet paper can get to. Build that confidence knowing that you are clean on both the outside, as well as the inside. Like shooting water into the clowns mouth at carnival game, just doing it blindfold. Aim and fire.

I got a Neo 120 and absolutely loved it, so I thought of getting the 185 for my other restroom for the extra women cleaning function for the ladies. Upon installation I found out it's just a gimmick. There's no difference between the two spray. I was expecting and lower longer spray, but it's identical, or near identical enough to not be able to tell the difference. But worse yet, because there are now two nozzles, none is at the center anymore. So the spray direction is a bit to the side so it doesn't penetrate as accurately. The 120 is a beast, it his right between the crack and I much prefer that over the 185. So you pay more for a worse product. Save your money.

This bidet was easy to install and use when you're prepared to make a couple extra purchases.

I bought this alone and tried to install it with only the included materials. I had three problems during installation.

1. The T-Valve that comes with it is plastic and flimsy and feels like it is going to snap off.
Solution: I bought a separate metal T-Valve with a pressure valve on it. This also helps to control the pressure coming out of the bidet. I highly recommend getting a separate metal T-Valve. (I got a Kess Solid Brass T-Adapter)

2. The hose connecting the water line to the toilet tank was short and old and did not want to bend to accommodate the T-Valve that you have to attach to the pipe.
Solution: I bought a 12 inch braided hose in the hopes that I could bend it into the position needed. This ended up working perfectly and I've been using the bidet for 2 weeks now without any leaks.

3. The toilet seat no longer sits flat on the bowl since the bidet mounting has raised it up a bit. Currently when I sit down, the pressure on the bidet nozzle pushes it down and changes the angle a bit. I've seen other people talk about getting separators or a new toilet seat.
Solution: This one I'm ignoring for now. It doesn't seem to be putting enough pressure on the bidet to hurt it and the angle is not so extreme that it doesn't work. If push comes to shove, I'll get a new toilet seat.

In operation this product is fantastic and does exactly what I wanted it to. I definitely cannot go back to a normal toilet set up. Even with the costs from the extra materials I had to buy, I'm still very happy with the purchase.