LUXE Bidet Neo 180 Luxury Fresh Water Dual-Nozzle Self-Cleaning Non-Electric Bidet Attachment, white

I have always wanted to see how a bidet works and wanted one. Well I can tell you this model works great. I was worried about the installation because I have never done anything like this (being 63 and living alone). But the kit comes with everything you need to get the job done. First you write down the model ID so you will have it for your warranty registration (18 mos. and you get an extended warranty if you register online); next shut off the water valve and empty the tank, after that you remove the toilet seat by taking off the seat bolts; you then put the bidet set up (it's all assembled) on the toilet inserting it in those 2 holes; then screw the seat back to the bidet and the toilet; put a black washer in the t-adapter and then connect it to the water supply hose from the wall water valve; after that connect the metal braided hose that comes with the kit to the t-adapter and lastly connect that hose to the bidet inlet. That's all there is to it. It says it takes about 15 minutes. It took me a little longer because this was all new territory to me. It took me about 30 minutes, but I was really trying to make sure I had no leaks. On the control knob that sits on the side of the toilet there are 3 settings; Women, Wash, and Nozzle Cleaning. For Women: it sends out 2 sprays (one for the front and the back); for Wash: it just sprays the back; for Nozzle Cleaning: it shoots water over the spray nozzles in case there is any splash back on them for sanitizing the bidet. I was looking at other models to see what mine was like compared to others and this Luxe Neo 180 has much better parts. It has a high-pressure quality faucet, valves with a metal/ceramic core and braided steel hoses instead of regular plastic. The water pressure control knobs are chrome plated and look nicer. The frontal wash is a much gentler spray than the rear spray. I like that it offers both though. The rear spray has a force to it that you don't expect. No doubt you get clean. It is easy to make the bidet work as you just push the knob up or down. There are dual nozzles that sit inside the toilet and open up when you push the water flow control knob on the side of the toilet to make it work. The self-cleaning feature sanitizes the nozzles and retracts them when not in use. The feminine feature is great for your monthly cycle, expecting or new mothers, and just keeping clean without having to use wet wipes (that caused my sewer pipes to get clogged twice). This means no more plumber fees for me and less toilet paper use. I am just thrilled with this new bidet. So glad I was able to try this out. I would definitely recommend it.

Relatively easy installation. I had to raise the back side of the seat with a 1/4" spacers. But That's all. No leaks. Working well.