LUXE Bidet NEO 180 - Zelfreinigende dubbele spuitmond - zoetwater niet-elektrisch mechanisch bidet toiletbevestiging (wit en wit)

First, a tip: Get the 'white' model rather than the blue! The differences are subtle but the white is classier in my opinion since it blends in with the toilet and seems less like an add-on or accessory.So, this is one of those rare products that makes me want to buy one for everyone I know. Given the low price & high quality, there is no reason why any home should not have one. I think many people (like myself until recently) just don't realize this product exists!--- Installation ---Very fast and easy with just a screwdriver and pliers (search bidet neo 180 on youtube to see various homemade installation and product demos). The hoses and connectors it came with seem to be of high quality. The basic idea is to add the Y-splitter to the water supply line that attaches to your tank, so that the same water supply that fills your toilet's tank also supplies the bidet. It took me less than an hour, and I had fun installing it.--- What's it like to use the bidet? ---I feel like it's a revolution in hygiene. You'll walk away from your toilet actually cleaner than when you arrived. Also, since this transforms toilet use into a cleaner experience, I've noticed it increases the household's willingness to talk about toilet hygiene in general.The spray-activating lever allows for easy control of the water pressure. The dial makes it easy to choose between self-cleaning, 'female' mode, and normal mode. There's not much else to say. We leave it in self-cleaning mode when not in use, so that (1) if the lever got accidentally activated the spray wouldn't go all over the room, (2) we run a 2-second self-cleaning before each use just got hygiene's sake.The part of the bide that drops down into the toilet is quite subtle, it doesn't really go past the rim. I thought it would get dirty but so far it really hasn't (which makes sense, since the rim of our toilet rarely gets visibly dirty).--- Which neo bidet model? ---After seeing a very fancy, expensive, electronic bidet in a friend's house, I knew I wanted a bidet, and based on very low pricing and reviews, I knew I'd get a non-electric bidet from Luxe / neo, but which model? I chose the 180 because:- Spray is activated with a lever rather than a dial, which I think is more intuitive and user-friendly!- It has a "female" setting that I thought my girlfriend would appreciate (which she does!).- It has a self-wash setting which eliminates any concerns one might have about the nozzles getting waste inside them, even though they are behind a protective plate and only pop-out when the spray is activated (Again, good for my girlfriend who is more concerned about germs than I am. She loves it.)- No hot water supply, which I thought would be unnecessary and also too complicated to hook up.--- Cons? ---It would be nice if it came with the metal Y-splitter that is available through amazon separately, since that has a water-pressure dial to adjustment the bidet's blasting power. But I appreciate having the option to pay extra for this, rather than having the extra money built into the price from the beginning. At first I thought I'd want it, but now that I'm used to the device I think it's unnecessary. Just pull up on the lever softly to control pressure (another reason to get the model with the lever rather than the dial).

Fácil de instalar y de usar, tras varios meses de uso puedo decir que fue una gran compra!

I bought this item just before Christmas 2016. We had a problem fitting it in the UK due the vary sizes of the T adapter/fitting. Upon leaving feedback the customer service department contacted me quickly and offered to send me a new T adapter with equal size fittings which is more ideal for the UK. Some people have commented on the plastic T adapter being of lower quality but I don't think they understand how to judge if plastic is good or poor quality. I find that plastic modern plumbing in the U.K. is doing very well. Less rusting, less soldering, better all round but that's my opinion. Anyhow customer service can not be faulted and the ingenuity behind making a quality yet cost effective product is great. I could not update my previous comment so here is my update with four stars. Four stars because I have yet to fit the part. But as soon as I have I will update my comments and hopefully give this 5 stars.

*I did get a free review unit AFTER I bought one a few months prior to being contacted by the company, so this review is mostly based on the initial unit I've purchasedTL;DRPro:Easy to installLess toilet paper usedGood qualityCon:Water pressure is a bit highToilet seat does not sit flush with the bowl unless you purchase bumper separatelyFull ReviewGot recommended about this product after I gave up initially looking for something similar. The other products I've research before cost $100s more, but they are full toilet seat replacement and usually an import item from Japan. This cost a fraction less than the full toilet seat bidet but does get the essential job done, to wash your toosh after you deuce. This model however does include a setting for feminine wash (round dial, middle for regular wash, right to clean the jets, left for female use).It works great, I have no problem with the installation. It takes about 15-20 minutes to install, and all you really need is a wrench and a flat head screw driver. Some complained how they wish the included "T" adapter to be metal and not plastic, I think it is fine since plastic doesn't rust and usually the existing fittings you are replacing are already plastic. You just have to remember to finger tight the nut plus maybe one turn with the wrench, don't over tighten it otherwise you'll crash it. Do check all the fittings there is a plastic gasket inside prior to installing.This model only only supply cold water, since it takes water from the same source as your toilet tank. You probably could wire the hose to the hot water tap from your faucet. However, even in the winter (about -5 degree Celsius where I'm located today), I found the water just refreshing and not overly cold. My wife had tried using it as well after some convincing. She said it works fine after you find out where the jet is shooting, but do need some getting used to if you never used a bidet before.One thing I do wish they would upgrade on the next model would be to include a water pressure reducer. After you initially installed the unit, place your hand in front of the jet and see where it shoots for alignment. It can easily shoots water onto the facing wall or out the door if your have a smaller bathroom. Other than that, for the price, you can't really go wrong if you are interested/intrigued in a bidet. You save more than a fraction of the price of a separate bidet unit, and you also use less toilet paper. I haven't seen a spike in the water bill since the water you use per wash is so minimal.Great company, great product, highly recommend.

It's a wonderful experience! Use every time! Could be buy before.