Delta 833004 Elongated Soft Close Bidet Seat with Manual Control Self-Cleaning Wand - White

This bidet checks all the boxes, water, pressure, easy to install. One note - the instructions look a little bit counterintuitive at first but the key is to tighten using the screw vs the plastic fitting on the bottom. Give your bum a bath every time.

I like this product better than the Delta model. Water control lever is easy to operate. A great toilet seat

The built in seat is way better than the other under seat attachments I've tried in the past. Comfortable seat that blends in better then the under seat attachments. It's simple, sturdy, and sleek. It gets the job done but there are times where I was hoping for more power in the spray. My only complaint is that it needs more pressure.

I was excited (if one can truly be excited about a toilet seat) when I first discovered this product as I was looking to get something to replace my old Tushy bidet attachment and old seat. Getting something that combined the two certainly seemed like a great idea and would clean things up (in more ways than one). I loved my Tushy as it was my first foray into the wonderful world of bidets but sadly it started leaking. I never knew my chocolate starfish could feel so clean after pinching a loaf. Anyhoo, the install was easy and really the mounting method made it a snap. I got it installed and lined up fairly quickly but the seat doesn't want to stay up with my particular tank (Strike 1!). I did everything possible to remedy that but it just doesn't fit well with my setup. Whatever, I was able to adjust the tank so it somewhat works but I wasn't 100% happy but I convinced myself I could live with that if it delivers otherwise. Now, when it came time to take the Browns to the Super Bowl, I looked forward for my first drive. The shape of the seat is comfortable enough but it basically turns your elongated toilet into a shorter standard opening, which if you are a dude, can be annoying but the seat also seems flimsy and creaks which are not good traits for your throne seat (Strike 2!). Now for the true test....the bidet. Well, it is lame. I can only compare it to my old Tushy, which was excellent. The bidet sprayer here does not perform. It wasn't able to get the poo off which is the whole point. The water pressure just isn't up to the task as it was with my previous setup (Strike 3!). I'll be going a different way as soon as possible as this was a letdown. Spend your money elsewhere.

We wanted a heated water Toto washlet, but unfortunately getting an outlet in the bathroom meant getting a city permit, HOA approval, electrician, and city inspection lol. And extension cords are meant to be temporary. Oh well, a dream for another house. So after days of research, we decided on a cold water model, and went with this Delta unit. This thing is packaged like a luxury product. Everything is neatly encased in foam wrap and plenty of molded filler to keep it safe in transit from drops and dings. The plastic bags for the components is also thick and sealed, so that gave me confidence that everything was brand new from the factory. I’ve had products like clothing and hygiene products bought on Amazon that were clearly used. Gross. So off to a good start. Installation was super easy and 20 minutes. Just needed a flathead screwdriver to unscrew old seat, and a Phillips screwdriver to put the new one in. Plus a little cup to hold a few drips of water when connecting the water supply. The baseplate is really well done, it adjusts side to side and also front to back, to get the right fit of the lid to the toilet. At first, my install fell short, where the lid was not aligned to the bowl, but it’s super easy to detach the seat from the base plate with a quick release button. I pulled the base plate all the way forward and the fit was aligned. It might be good for Delta to put a “this side up” and arrows pointing to the tank on the baseplate, but figuring it out only added a couple of minutes, based on the easy to follow instructions. Also it’s common sense to flush the toilet and turn off the water supply before starting, which I did, but we all have our moments where we might forget and hurry through. So that could be something else to add. I liked the looks of the polished metal fittings on the hose, and all the connectors were easy to attach and screw in by hand. There’s a disposable plastic cap to keep the gaskets in the fittings, as well as a note in the instructions to doublecheck the rubber gaskets are in the connectors before screwing in. This prevents leaks and I appreciated the attention to detail on this important step. Overall I can tell there is a lot of thought by the engineers that has gone into this unit. Usage is solid. Water pressure is good in both back and front modes. The dial is easy to use and has a nice audible and tactile click when you return it to the off position. You get the same cleanliness as any washlet. The room temperature water is actually refreshing, so not that big of a deal to not have. Maybe those with ice cold water, it might be a much bigger deal in the winter. Overall, a huge upgrade from using regular toilet paper. The level of clean you get with a washlet is beyond anything you can get with paper, even using wet wipes. Someday we’ll live the dream of having the heated dryer, air freshener, and heated seat, but for now this Delta unit is a solid choice with zero complaints.

I just put an order in for our third one, so I figured I’d write a quick review. This is a great looking toilet seat with all the features you’d want- slow close, stylish and very discreet bidet controls, 2 sprays, and from what I’ve seen, all for a fantastic price. Under 70 for all of the 3 I’ve bought. I only really use the front spray, no matter what I doo, because it has a bit more pressure. Just a little wiggle. It works perfectly! Once you start using them, you have to get them for all your toilets. A few weeks ago my husband and I installed one in our RV (not this one, an RV specific one from Clean Camper). This last one is for the kids’ upstairs bathroom, which I never even use or go in. They are adults and take care of that bathroom themselves. And that toilet already has a bidet attachment! But I love this integrated one so much, I want them on all the toilets in my house lol. Thankful for an affordable yet super nice option. The T connection takes up more room than you think, so you want a hose about 3” shorter than your current wall-to-tank hose. They’re less than $10 at a hardware store. Although, for our downstairs toilet, we wound up having to go much longer in order to loop it around to fit; it can’t have any real bends or kinks (pictured). Hopefully that makes sense and helps someone!

No me llegó completo, faltaron aditamentos e instructivo para instalación.

Once you’ve been to Japan, you’ll realize that this is the future. I’ve purchased 3 of these now. Wanted to try it for a while before committing to buying more, and now I have. It’s a simple system and it works. You can adjust the pressure by adjusting the supply knob to the toilet tank if it’s too strong. Delta is a recognized brand too, and looks to be built to last. You can go fancy and get electric ones (they are coming down in price) provided you have electric source near the bottom of your toilet. If you want simple, I recommend this product. I’ve tried a few fancy ones, but I’m sure when they break down it will be a giant hassle to sort it out. This one is perfect for us. Saves on TP, and save the planet a bit too. Clean bums unite!

I looked at six or seven different bidet seats online, and decided that the Delta's measurements were the best fit for my toilet--even though it is not an elongated model. Installation went smoothly except for one problem with the supply hose requiring a trip to Rona, but that was in no way the fault of the bidet kit. For most people, it should be a 20-minute job requiring only a screwdriver and an adjustable wrench. The adjustable bracket makes it pretty easy to adjust the seat's position to your particular toilet. And being able to quickly remove the seat entirely for cleaning is a nice feature. Once everything was in place, it was time for a test. I found both the aim and the pressure of the nozzle to be spot on--although this being my first bidet, I don't have much to compare it to. I'm a male, so I'm only using the "rear" nozzle. I'll ask for additional commentary from my female guests. I'm writing this in the dead of winter, during an unusually long (for Vancouver), sub-freezing cold snap. The unheated water is, shall we say, bracing. Especially after multiple tests. But as I live alone and the toilet routinely goes several hours between uses, the water has time to warm up to room temperature for most uses. For all but a few weeks of the year, I don't think I'll miss having a heated water supply. I don't have an electrical outlet anywhere near my toilet anyway, so it's not going to happen. Already, I know I'm never going back to toilet paper. This is so much more effective.

It was easy to install (by my daughter) The front jet is working better than the rear one.

Got this almost a year ago. Noticed signs of leak and plumber pointed out that bidet was the source of water leak that was going under our condo tile. Not sure about the longevity and integrity of this unit in long term but decided to discard it due to leakage. Will recommend to look elsewhere.