EX400 Non-Electric Bidet Toilet Seat Attachment Dual Nozzle Cold with (optional) Hot Water Bottom Feminine Women Washer Sprayer

This is not the first bidet I’ve used but it’s the first bidet I’ve owned. Have had this for 9 months, and I think it has pros and cons. Love the temperature and pressure control. However it has been leaking a lot!!! Makes a MESS! Not because of how it’s installed (Which was pretty easy considering I’ve never done any plumbing work before), but because the lever-style handle keeps getting accidentally bumped into when not being used. I often come into the bathroom hearing the sound of running water, only to find out that bidet has made the bathmat is soaking wet and there’s a puddle in front of the toilet.After running into this problem several times, I’ve done a lil DIY fix by putting a rubber band around the lever so that it automatically goes back down after being lifted up. It’s not pretty and really wish I didnt need it, but so far had been working okay. Still have issues with it if the rubberband isnt replaced every month or sow because the elasticity decreases overtime.In the future, my next bidet will not have a lever unless it has a built-in locking function to keep it closed when not in use! It is not fun walking into a a soaked bathroom floor or dripping wet shower curtains.

Installation was pretty straight-forward. I was a bit hesitant to drill a hole for the hot water line in the new vanity I just installed a few months ago. Fortunately the hole only had to be big enough to pass the plastic line through without a connector I used a spade drill bit and started drilling from inside the vanity to make sure I did not drill into a structural component of the vanity. I drilled just deep enough for the tip of the spade bit poke through to the outside of the vanity. I then finished drilling the hole form outside the vanity to get a nice clean hole (which in a way was the original purpose of getting a bidet. Sorry, I couldn't resist.) The rest of the installation was a breeze.WARNING! I completed the installation and of course tested the bidet. I was pleased that the water stream was warm but then it got hotter so I turned the knob to make it colder but it still got hotter, it fact, painfully hot. At first I thought I mixed up the hot and cold supply lines. Then I realized that I forgot to turn on the cold water supply line to the toilet.I like the bidet. I especially like that my wife still let's out a surprised Oh! every time she uses it. It's pretty fumy since I expected her to be used to it by now.

We originally wanted a Toto or a Brondell bidet but those were over $300 for a decent one plus we needed to add an outlet next to the toilet. Not wanting to do that, we decided to give these a try. I must say, for the price, they are really great bidets and to have an option to attach hot water is a genuine plus.We ordered two of them and the installation was pretty easy and simple. Make sure you use the included Teflon tape as this will ensure you won't have any leaks. Just go slowly, step by step, and the install should be easy.Once installed, they work really well and we love the fact that one of the lines attach to the hot water supply (under our sink). When using it, we generally run a little hot water on the faucet to make sure that the bidet starts pulling in warm water as opposed to only brisk cold water. Really a great buy for the price!

This is a great product. It comes with everything that you need to install it, and if your sink is near your toilet, the hot water is a great option. My sink is not near my toilet, so we ran a hot water line to the nearest source of hot water, and it works great! I liked mine so much, I recommended it to a few friends and even helped install it at one of their homes. I love that I didn't even have to go to the hardware store to install it, and it even came with wrenches! We have been using our bidet for a few months now, and everyone is enjoying the option!

Pros : Had all required hardware to install, fairly straightforward average J.Cons : Not wide enough, off sets alignment to properly clean . Have 2 wiggle , to make clean proper enough.

Ordered the 400 series, got the 200 series. My ass still has ice sickles hanging from it

The only very negative item with this product is the supplied hot water T-adapter. The female end should contain an inner protrusion which holds the rubber washer in place (an example of a good T-adapter that I purchased at Home Depot is shown as the brass adapter in the pictures uploaded). However, the supplied stainless-steel adapter has nothing to keep the washer from squishing out when it is tightened down on the hot water supply valve. Therefore, I had many problems getting the adapter to stop leaking.

It was as expected. A little hard to put on and leaked a bit. Fixed it and it’s fine now