Mechanical Bidet, Greatic CB2000 Water Spray Non-Electric Mechanical Bidet Attachment Dual Nozzles/Self-Cleaning/Water Pressure Control Toilet Seat Attachment

Excellent product. It was pretty easy to install once I figured out what goes where. I’m disappointed it’s no longer available. I want to order another one! It’s been two years with no issues.

My household consists of 6 people. A rather large father, a mother, one daughter and three sons. It can get pretty hectic, in which case the toilet remains supreme for anything peace and quiet in our suburban home. Over the last decade like many other families, we've been using toilet paper and wet wipes, which did the job just fine but was expensive! (A month's worth of rear end cleaning supplies ran us over a hundred dollars!)In an attempt to save money, I (the eldest son) looked at other options to save money. I talked to my neighbors about this ordeal, and they explained how they used a water tin to clean themselves, so we decided to try that. Long story short, we didn't like it. Not to mention that my dad and I are quite hairy, and the water tin solution only made a ""harrier"" situation. (We just didn't like coming in contact with our rears in general)

I installed this on my grandsons toilet he has CP is spastic quad. He just turned 12 and we have been working on "operation butt wipe" for a while. Can you imagine having to have others wipe you? We have been working on this for a while sometimes with pretty yucky, awful and messy results, this was the answer. It has two dials one for spray pressure and one to direct flow. With this the only thing remaining is to dry the behind. No more yucky awful messes! He loves it and me um yeah wiping others behinds is not so fun. This is a great thing for us. I installed in in 5 minutes myself, female over 50

One concern with installing a bidet centers around possible leaks. This Greenco bidet uses a different hose connection that in my estimation beats out all other designs. These require no tools, just your fingers. It does use a clear vinyl hose, but the connection, if installed properly, cannot pop off or leak. The open end of the hose fits over a male ferrule and then the collar is hand-tightened to secure it in place. I dipped the open ends of the tube in a cup of hot water for a few seconds to soften them and they slipped easily over the ferrules. The plastic ferrule and collar seem to be of a really resilient material - tough and ductile enough not to crack or break. Some seem concerned about the plastic connections, but I am not. If you install them correctly, you should have no problems.

I ordered this Bidet and my wife wanted to hang me by me ankles and let the crows take care of me. She vowed never to use it, well, she used it and she has not said anything negative about the Bidet any more, it's one of those items that we all need and use and it is a way to keep us clean and fresh. The installation of the Bidet was a little tricky for a novice like myself but, with a little plumber's tape which is a necessity to prevent leaks, it installed in 30 minutes for a rookie like me. If I had more bathrooms, I would install one in each bathroom. Very satisfied customer.

Okay, so I’ve had an attraction/repulsion relationship with the idea of a bidet for some time, and when the opportunity to try one for a very reasonable price came along, I decided to give it a shot. Worst that happens, I throw it away and have a funny story to horrify the grandkids with, should I ever have grandkids.The unit arrived in good shape, and I familiarized myself with the installation process. I had rigid piping going from the angle valve to the toilet, and could not, for the life of me, figure out how to insert the extra fitting in between without cutting or bending the supply line, probably crimping it in the process, so I bought a replacement flexible supply line. Added a few bucks to the cost, but whatever.

I am a convert, and now so are my kids. Once I tried the Luxe Bidet in our master bath, I realized we all needed one, so I ordered two more for the kids' bathrooms. We all love the extra clean feeling we get from a proper wash. I don't know how we lived without it. I am not experienced with plumbing work but I was able to install the 2nd and 3rd ones in about 10 mins each. The first one gave me more trouble simply because I wasn't wrapping the plumbers tape correctly (in the direction of the rotation when you screw the threaded piece in, so it doesn't unravel while you are connecting it). Once I figured out how to use the tape, it was a breeze.

During a visit to Thailand one year I was introduced to the world of bidets. From gas stations to malls to people’s homes, they were everywhere. At first I was a bit skeptical to use them, but very quickly I realized how much better they are than the toilet paper we are accustomed to in America. In Thailand, they have in most places what is known as a “bum gun” and they do not operate the same as this one but the effectiveness is the same, however, in some places, they have bidets like this one and I prefer this style. When I came back from my trip I knew I needed to get my hands on a bidet.