Bidet Attachment - SAMODRA Ultra-Thin 5mm Non-Electric Bidet Toilet Seat Attachment Adjustable Pressure Retractable Self-Cleaning Dual Nozzles Frontal & Rear Wash for Cold Water - Brushed Nickel

So far, clean tooshies and dry feet.Feels nicely made, install is very easy (Flexibility and grip strength dependant) and components feel solid- No leaks or drips so far.Function- A jet for the rusty sherifs badge, another for the wizards sleeve and a dial to adjust strength. All intuitive and work well. Buttons slightly jiggly, but so are the best of us. Will buy again for our other two toilets.

It's brilliant, very easy to fit with just basic tools and is simple to use

So easy to install I did it myself no leaking and overall great product does what it says it's supposed to and looks nice. Do wish there was option for it to be on other side of toilet though but it hasn't caused any issues.

Great item the only thing is where the seat is bolted down the plastic holes are visible,could have designed it better,flush fitting

Got used to using a bidet in the main bathroom and dissapointed that the on suite was not big enough for a stand alone bidet. Then I spotted this product which has proved to be an excellent buy.Easily installed in about half an hour using the fittings supplied to tap into the 15mm copper cold water pipe feeding the toilet cistern. If you have a toilet where the pipes are buried in the wall or a close coupled cistern where the cold water pipe is not easily got at,the job will be considerably harder and probably need a plumber.Not having a hot water feed is not really an issue as the water in the pipe is at room temperature and actually feels pleasantly cool. Does its job effectivly and seems to be very well aimed although turning it on when not sitting on the seat gets interesting.Visually unobtrusive except for the control panel which sits to one side of the seat and looks quite smart. (I have the black one).

Sound strange but it seems most of the rest of the civilised world just has a bidet as normal without a fuss. After coming home from another trip away I had decided they just make sense so decided to have one fitted. I was surprised to see these add on kits for your normal toilet and thought I will get one and see how or if I would eventually get a proper one fitted. The kit itself is a bit fragile and wouldn't stand up to kids swinging off the controls but isn't a problem as they have all grown up. The kit was relatively easy to fit and somebody with very average DIY skills should have no problem. It generally keeps itself clean as is unintrusive in the pan, the loo detergent thing takes up more room. Five months in used daily and saved money on loo roll and still a talking point. If it broke tomorrow it would still be one of the best things I ever bought, I would probably upgrade a lot for a replacement if that happens.

I've been interested in a bidet for a while after hearing everyone on Reddit rave about owning one. I only decided to order one when I saw Samorda begin to offer one with a sleek and modern design. I'm throughly glad I did though, after using a bidet I can't believe I wasted so much time and money on only using toilet paper.Installation wasn't as simple as some people here make it out to be. I have zero plumbing experience or tools, so it took me some time to wait for a relative to become available who owned some tools and basic plumbing know-how. I tired myself, but my setup required a piece of copper pipe to be cut down to accommodate the junction Samorda provided. I needed to research what different plumbing connectors were - prior to this I had no idea what compression nuts or ferrules were. If you're lucky enough to have a setup that'll accept the plumbing junction right away - great. But if not you might want a handy relative or friend on call. Plus some elbow grease for your arm ache after you find yourself lying down sideways on the bathroom floor tightening wrenches for an hour or two. The bidet itself sits on the toilet OK, but the plastic mounts were too tall to sit in-between the toilet seat mounts and the porcelain. I had to take off the two brackets and wedge something in-between to stop it from shifting around.The quality of the bidet is superb. It looks swish and works super well. I only need to use half of the available pressure setting that it offers. The pressure wheel and buttons are high quality, clicking and turning nicely; they don't feel cheap at all. And yes, you'll feel super clean after using this.The money you'll save in the long run on toilet paper, plus how much faster and convenient having a bidet is, makes this purchase a no-brainer. There is literally no reason your bathroom shouldn't have one of these. 100% recommend.

Once its fitted its fabulous. But installation is a nightmare. If you have a modern toilet, like mine (see pic) the cistern had to be taken off, and getting to the water fittings underneath is impossible for even the most eager DIY enthusiast. You also need at least 2 foot either side of the toilet to enable to get your body in to reach fittings for water supply. If you have an old fashioned style toilet where the waste pipe is accessible and clearly viable, maybe it wouldn't be as difficult. I needed a plumber and he struggled. The overall appearance is pleasing (see pic) and is easy to use.