Hyundae Bidet HB-2000 Non Electric Toilet Seat Attachment

Pros: Well-made, corrosion-resistant, hits the spotCons: Geometry shortcomings, Plastic (won't last), won't fit most one-piece toilets, inadequate mounting hardware/instructions.After having a GoBidet all-metal bidet attachment, I decided to go for an all-plastic alternative to a) avoid the corrosion of metal and b) lower cost ($55 vs $110).1. The first big issue, that nearly had me returning the item, was that the flat, rectangular base did not fit my one-piece toilet due to the intrusive curve of the toilet. However, I engineered a work-around by adding a toilet seat riser (GoldViolin.com) of 1" thickness ($20 with s&h), allowing the bidet to bypass the obstruction.2. The second issue is that the unit does not include any replacement seat bolts. The standard seat bolts are too short and I had to buy new 3" bolts/nuts.3. The third issue is that the toilet seat hinges compresses the bidet frame; the solution was to buy additional seat spacers and mount them to get extra clearance.4. The fourth issue is installing the water supply tube; it is a thick synthetic tube that fits onto barbs (like in drip irrigation connectors), followed by compression nuts. It is very difficult to get the tube onto the barbs unless you heat the tube up in hot water and apply a lubricant.After those three post-purchase work-arounds, I now have a workable bidet for $55 + $20 + $3 + $1 = $79, and the unbilled value of my 2 hours of labor. I think most people would be better off with the hassle-free GoBidet metal version if yo ucan get it for under $100.

It works, but you have to be prepared for a lot of efforts to install it and disappointments in using it.I ordered this unit to install it for our main bathroom toilet, which is a recently installed Kohler unit with an integral tank. After removing the toilet seat, for test purposes, I screwed down the unit and then the toilet seat. The toilet seat suspended or hung over about half an inch away from the toilet. I am sure, if I had sat on the seat it would have broken off at the hinge of the seat in an instant or may be in a few days. That made it totally unacceptable for use with that toilet. Instead of returning the unit to Amazon, and in spite of my disappointment, I tried to install it on another less used older toilet in the house.I bet the technicians at the factory who wrote the instructions have never installed a unit based on their own instructions for an actual home toilet set against a wall! The entire sequence is written and shown in pictures (politely) ack-basswards!The folks who say it was installed in 10 minutes are not telling the truth. It took me over an hour and a half of persistent efforts to complete the installation just for that toilet alone. Only because I did not want to go through the hassle of having to return the unit, I persisted with these installation issues.Yeah. It works, but now I have to live with a toilet seat that continually tilts uncomfortably forwards and also the difficult task of keeping clean the open area behind the hinge.

I first purchased the Astor Bidet Fresh Water Spray Non-Electric Mechanical Bidet Toilet Seat Attachment...and the dial that controls the water pressure broke (after about 6 months), so water was shooting out and flooded the bathroom.So I got this brand/model and it's very good. I have another one that is around 2 years old and no problems. I highly recommend, this is a very good brand!A bidet is just amazing honestly. I know it truly sounds weird and all, but seriously give it some thought. You'll save on toilet paper, and have way less hygienic issues! You will be way cleaner. And ladies..this is great for those times of the month ;) Once you get a bidet...you will find yourself trying to reach for a dial while using a public toilet, ha!

I ordered this item together with a much more expensive one in the same class, since no one had posted a review yet and did not want to take a chance buying two of it.It turns out that this one performs better. It is easy to install, looks good, and its control knob and water flow are more precise than the other unit which cost me thirty dollars more after mandatory shipping charge.The only thing that is different here is the connecting pipe which is not a plumber-grade pipe and is a plain thin plastic pipe that connects to the bidet and the water source through small plastic connectors. But the manufacturer is a reputable Korean company that makes very fancy units too. So, I trust that they know what they are doing.So far I highly recommend it. If I will find any issues with this unit, I will update this review.

I like the way it works, depending on your water pressure, it can clean internally. I live in an RV so the metric tubing needed a few brass bits to hook up properly. The biggest problem is the 'one size fits all' mounting plate. The overly complex sliding parts are very difficult to clean, unless you can hose out your bathroom, I use a spray bottle, Q Tips and tissues. Way too fussy. Now after two years the mounts are cracking. As far as I am aware all toilet seat mounting holes are a standard width, even on RV toilets, so this contraption could have been smooth and hygenic. I will replace it with a bidet seat model.

When I use my new Hyundae Bidet HB-2000 I feel like the most special and wonderful person in the WHOLE world.I feel so clean I'm tempted not to wash my hands afterward--(but I do anyway).The only issue I have with the bidet is that I'm not completely confident in the way the tubing connects to the water supply and bidet. I don't have complete trust in the compression fittings. If a problem arises I'll report it.

I got this a couple days ago, and let's just say . . . It really does a great job. Works like you'd hope it would, and for a relatively small cost compared to others on the market. Installation wasn't too difficult, but I would make sure to follow the directions in the order they gave you. I went out of order thinking I was making installation simpler, but I had to undo some steps.This by far is the cheapest and simplest way to add a bidet to your bathroom.