Aqua Nexis Premium Bidet Sprayer for Toilet, Stainless Steel Bathroom Handheld Spray, Best Used for Personal Hygiene and Potty Toilet Hygiene-Perfect Bottom Cleaner Spray and Shower Attachment

It is a must have product. The product came with all the necessary hardware and clear instructions. Spray pressure is very good. Its been a while since I have owned it and it is working as it was intended. The build quality is superb.

Have you ever had one of those days when you get the three morning s's in the wrong order? Like, who would ever think to shave BEFORE the shower??! That's crazy! Getting the three s's in the right order is a critical start to any successful day! Get them out of order and pretty much nothing else will go right for the rest of the day!So who would have thought that a trip to Italy would be a life changing experience? I have always appreciated the thought of the bidet for cleaning one's backside. Who considers anything clean when you just wipe it off? But after spending many days feeling very clean while roaming the streets of Florence, I decided to search for a bidet to install at home. I first looked at the ones that sit inside the bowl, but I didn't like the idea of what might get on it when doing serious business. Also, my wife didn't love the idea of a water stream shooting from back to front, for hygiene reasons. Then I saw this sprayer and decided to go for it.Installation was pretty simple. The only issue I had at first was a leak coming out of the actual handle of the sprayer. It wasn't huge, but a fairly steady drip. I reached out to the owner and they shipped a new sprayer immediately. I installed the new sprayer and it works perfectly. You can adjust the pressure to whatever you want, and the sprayer allows you to spray from different angles. This would have been extremely useful during the child birth recovery phase. (my wife even mentioned that) Now I almost look forward to eating some bad Mexican, where I previously might have rubbed myself raw...not any more! Say goodbye to those unsightly skid marks and take the plunge into the world of bidets! Now it doesn't matter if I shower, then shave, and THEN go sit on the porcelain throne...I can get totally clean again!As a side note, my kid had a field trip to the water treatment facility. The guy there showed them all of the stuff the have to fish out which doesn't break down. (I guess that guy drew the short straw at work that morning...)One of the primary culprits was those "flushable" wipes. If you think they break down, put one in your sink full of water. Leave it submerged for hours. Then go slosh your hand around on it. It was stay completely intact. They do not break down. Not only will you be cleaner with this bidet, but so will the environment, and the water treatment facility guy will thank you!

I have always loved the idea of a bidet, but found them awkward in practice. Do you sit on that thin, hard rim, or do you hover over it in a squatting position? If you hover, what keeps water from running down your legs?This struck me as a great idea, and I really love it. It arrived without the gasket for the main toilet attachment, but that was okay, I sent the seller a message and they got one in the mail to me right away. Be careful if you do this: it arrives in a plain unmarked white envelope... I almost threw it away by accident! It was very easy to install, although I did buy plumber's tape, and use it, just in case.Once it was installed, I turned the switch to divert flow to it, swinging it as far as it could go. This resulted in only a trickle. Experimentation showed that turning the handle only 45 degrees from vertical, not the full 90 degrees, elicited maximum flow.I debated whether to spray from in front or behind... both work, you just have to scootch forward or backward on the toilet seat to give room. I kind of like spraying from the front, on the theory that you're supposed to wipe from front to back, so spraying ought to be the same. I first use the toilet, then flush it, then clean using the sprayer, then flush again.I hold the sprayer with one hand, use the other hand to scrub the area in question, and I put soap on that hand if I feel the need (the sink is right next to the toilet). One can pat dry with toilet paper, or, since one is now washed thoroughly with soap and water, use a towel if you have a towel bar nearby to hang it on.I recently had the misfortune to have repeated vomiting and diarrhea. While it's not an experience I recommend, it is less unpleasant when one can clean oneself thoroughly after each bout, as well as completely rinsing the toilet bowl as one alternates between spewing from the back end and spewing from the front end.

I'd been thinking about getting a bidet for a while now and when the "Great Shit Ticket Shortage of 2020" hit us I decided it was time to pull the trigger. I felt the handheld versions would probably serve best and I have not been disappointed so far. The bidet itself works great, I now feel like an animal whenever I have to poo in any bathroom that doesn't have one.Installing it was a bit of a pain, I had trouble getting the connectors to not leak but I'm willing to consider that was on me as much as the product. Still, with fittings being metal they got SUPER slick when they inevitably got wet and I think the addition of some sort of grip or bolt ridges would be a good solution.Once I did get it installed properly though, it has worked perfectly without leaking (I leave the water turned on all the time and still no leaks).I would and have definitely recommended this product to anyone who wants to cast off the tyranny of the toilet tissue for the full-bodied freedom of blasting your big brown eye with water.