When I had carpel tunnel surgery(bilateral) my wonderful hubby put one of these in our master bathroom for me. Such an amazing invention! Kudos to the engineers who got the "aim" perfect for not only your bum but for us ladies our cooshie. We ended up putting one in our front bathroom and everyone that has experienced it has ordered one! Lol. I visit my 89 year old Daddy quite often. I installed one in his bathroom. Showed him how to use it and he LOVES IT! Daddy calls it a "Butt washer". Do yourself a favor a spend the $21+ and get one of these. You will never feel cleaner (unless you take a shower). WELL WORTH THE MONEY.

I bought this for my wife and she loved it! I tested it myself and wow!!! You can't go wrong for the price. It took me 20 min to install.

Before I get started, I have to point out that I've given this product a 4-star rating. I'm also a first-time bidet user and, well, that's where the problems lie, not in the product so much.

Do you remember Eddie Murphy's skit about the types of stand-up routines he had when he was starting out as a kid? The portion of that I'm concerned with here today is the one about the different types of bowel movements. I'm here to say that, if you've never used a bidet, are considering one, and identify with that skit in any way whatsoever, I don't think you're going to be happy.

I'm just going to come out and say it: If I were to write down what my typical bathroom stop looks like, it would read like the back of a Pepto Bismol bottle. I had some wild fantasy going into this purchase that I would squirt a little water on the ol' toosh and walk out of the bathroom refreshed. Daydreams are nice, but the reality was so much different.

The only time I can think of where washing something without touching it really, truly, works is when using a pressure washer. Think about that for a minute. I'll tell ya', my toilet line had a very healthy pressure and while it seemed as painful as a pressure washer would, it didn't the kind of job one would.

Maybe you're one of those folks with rabbit pellets - a nice healthy fibrous diet that produces clinic-ready samples of stool. I'm not and this thing doesn't work for me, except for when I have the least viscous of the Pepto poops. I'll leave you to guess which one. I'm starting to suspect that half the people out there using these don't know they aren't clean and the other half fall into the category above.

Regardless, as a bidet, I guess it works, although the huge gap it leaves between the toilet and the seat is ridiculous. Given the, er, symptoms I've listed above, you can imagine what that means. The toilet seat sits flat on the toilet for a reason, people! With this one, there's about a one-inch gap. While I didn't use it long enough for it to come to it, I could imagine my wall starting to look like a Jackson Pollock.

Sigh. I hate this review, and I hate pooping too.

It took minutes to install & looks great. I'd say this is an absolute must have for anyone who's had surgery where it's difficult to use your hands. I bought this prior to my last surgery & loved it so much I think I'll buy some for Christmas gifts!

My husband and I bought this bidet to replace a different brand that ultimately broke. Already we can tell this one is MUCH more durable and just all around better! It was a simple install and came with all parts needed. Each function works as it should. It is easy to get to the water pressure desired without accidentally going too far which is a huge plus. Highly recommend!