Bidet Attachment, Non-Electric Cold Water Bidet Toilet Seat Attachment with Pressure Controls, Retractable Self-Cleaning Dual Nozzles for Frontal & Rear Wash - Black

If am a very firm bidet user, if there isn't a bidet, I do not feel clean. I previously had the hose bidet that allows you to hold it and point to wherever needed cleaning, but after about a year, the hose began leaking like crazy, and eventually had to be replaced. After looking at several other bidets, and wanting to upgrade from the hose, this was the most cost-efficient option I could find, and thus the purchase was made. The installation was incredibly simple, I installed the previous bidet and this one, so I had experience working with the toilet, but if you don't know what you're doing a quick YouTube video will help exceptionally! It took less than 20 minutes, however, I had messed up when attaching the toilet seat back on so it wasted more than half the time. Other than my little mishap, it was super easy to install, which is great for any younger person who is scared that they may not do it correctly/scared of the water supply, you'll be okay! The bidet itself is exceptional. There are 4 different areas you can click on the keypad. One is to clean the nozzle (just spills out water straight down), one is for the feminine area, third is for the bottom region, and the fourth is to halt the water. There is also a nozzle in which you can turn in 2 directions. The more you turn it, the higher the water pressure will be, which the highest being directly on the bottom. This is amazing as I get to control how much pressure I need to self clean, without feeling like I am being torn apart (we have a separate bidet from a different brand in another restroom in my house, and it is so powerful that it actually hurts when cleaning. That one was $40 and this one was only $24, and I GREATLY prefer the $24 one) The only problem that I had with this bidet is learning where to place myself before cleaning. For this one I had to sit very far back on the seat, as it shoots more vertically than I'd prefer, but I may just be a weirdo who resides closer to the front of the seat than anyone else. I made a grave error that I will not mention due to personal reasons, but one tip I have so you don't make the same mistake as me is, even if you're just using the feminine wash, use the bottom wash first so you know where you're supposed to be. Then adjust your position and use the feminine wash. I've also found that I sort of have to lean forward a bit to clean where It's supposed to clean, as I said, the water spouts more vertically than I'd like. But I've learned to adjust myself, after a couple failed attempts.! All in all, I LOVE this bidet. Super easy to install, cleans well, cost-efficient, and honestly looks incredibly sleek!! I will try to update again with how long it lasts, but hopefully I never have to buy another one again (thinking positive). I recommend this bidet to anyone who's looking for a replacement bidet, or is looking to get into bidets !!! You will not regret it:-)

I bought this bidet about a year ago, and my whole family has loved it. It was simple to install, easy to use, and worked exactly as expected. However, about a month ago the stop button started sticking once the water was on. I tried fixing it myself but wasn’t able to resolve the issue. Since it was still under warranty, I contacted customer service and shared the product number along with a short video showing the problem. To my surprise, they sent a replacement the very next day. I was genuinely impressed by how quickly they responded and how smoothly they handled the situation. It’s clear this company truly stands behind its products, which gave me a lot of confidence in the brand. Overall, it’s a great product backed by excellent customer service, and I highly recommend it.

For the price, it appears to be a fairly good deal and the install was reasonably easy for me but I have had a bit of experience installing these types of bidets. On the downside no plumber's tape was included, and the control is a bit fragile so can be easily damaged while installing if care is not exercised. I had no leaking issues (even when the control is set to the off position while one of the spray options is pressed/selected) but my standard practice is to use plumber's tape on all the threaded pipes and hand tighten securely to avoid exerting too much pressure. Suggested install steps are Ok but here are some added suggestions: Place a bowl under the water supply connection to the tank to catch any water spill. Shut off the water supply and disconnect the water supply hose. Given the limited space to work in, wrap all the threaded piping prior to any partial connections. Connect the T-Adapter to the bottom of the tank securely then connect the water hose. If you haven't done so mount the bidet onto the toilet. Connect the water hose to the bidet. Connect the other end of the water hose to the T-Adapter. Turn on the water supply valve and check for leaks. Test your bidet. A bit of a lengthy read but hopefully it might help someone avoid some frustration and stress while doing the install.

I’ve only just installed it so can’t yet comment on longevity, but installation was incredibly easy and straightforward. I did use plumbers tape on all connections, hand tightened, and no leaks. The buttons are easy to use even in the dark, and pressure knob is smooth. It’s thin so it doesn’t raise the seat too much and give it an odd angle like my last one, and the nozzle clean function seems to work well, too.

I've never used a bidet in my life. Here's the backstory. One night, a client asked me if my ashcrack was clean. I'm like what! He said I need to get a bidet on Amazon and add to the quality of life post-retirement. He was right. Installation was a breeze. Here's the steps: 1. Take off your toilet lid and set aside. 2. Connect the metal hose to the bidet itself. Be sure not to strip the threads. Put the rubber washer in the toilet end connector on the bidet hose. 3. Turn off the water to the toilet and flush. 4. Unscrew the water hose from the toilet. 5. Place the bidet on top of your toilet and ensure its centered and all the way flush to the toilet rim. 6. Place the adapters on top of the bidet and adjust to line up the holes altogether. 7. Place the toilet lid on top and tighten the screws. I tighted each side, adjusted to ensure the lid and bidet was centered / flush / straight. Final tighten. 8. Tightened the water hose to the toilet. 9. Final check on all hoses / everything lined up. 10. Turned on water. There were no leaks at all! Then came the moment of truth. I flushed after pewping and pressed the butt clean button. After turning the knob, it took a minute for all the water to rush in the hoses in all areas. After pewping, I checked - 100% clean. I flushed again and excitingly told my wife how I'm so clean lol! I AM A BELIEVER! Outtakes: Design is easy but somewhat flimsy. This is a basic bidet. It's best to hook up all the water lines before installing it to the toilet. No plumbers tape was needed but if you feel so inclined... Value is pretty good. Easy to install. Super clean!

Second time purchasing for second bath. Simple install, works well. Is it the best quality? Probably not. I don't expect these to last for decades at this price point, but that's OK. Now that I know I do like having a bidet I would potentially invest more next time. If you're on the fence, this is a low-risk way to figure out if a bidet is for you.

Nov 24, 2025 I purchase the 'SAMODRA Bidet Attachment, Non-Electric Cold Water Bidet Toilet Seat Attachment with Pressure Controls, Retractable Self-Cleaning Dual Nozzles for Frontal & Rear Wash - White' and received by October 1st (2025), it arrived fast and well packaged.! I was a bit intimidated with the installation as I did not want to screw things up with plumbing.. It took me a few weeks to gather courage to do the installation myself. Once I finally convinced myself, the Installation was very easy, and I was mad that took me 4 weeks to made up my mind about installing it... Instructions were easy to follow, and I did make sure I tight things well. I read some reviews that mentioned that it started to leak either by the connection or where the controls are a few weeks after installation, so right now I have two small plastic bins under both (control box and hose under water tank) just in case.. But so far, no leaks. It has been used daily for almost a month, and I am disappointed that 1- I did not order the bidet sooner (I had it in my cart for several months) and 2- I did not install it right away.. For now, I will give it 5 stars and will try to do an update in a few months. Also, the cold water has not bothered me yet, let's see how it weathers when full winter is here.! - PROS: - 1. Price 2. DIY friendly 3. Simple instructions 4. Simple to use 5. Water spray is easy to regulate 6. Less toilet paper use 7. No batteries nor electricity to us - CONS: - 1. It is made of plastic 2. If does not come with plumbers' tape 3. You will need a wrench or pliers 4. No hot water So far, I do recommend, I actually bought another one that will arrive within a week..

Easy to install. The push buttons are flimsy, don’t expect high quality given the relatively low price, but it does the job. Teflon tape was missing from the package