PIKETS Bidet Attachment for Toil... vs Brondell Bidet - Thinline Simple...

Super easy to use and works perfectly. Took a little muscle. It works better than i imagined.

The button work is so smooth. I like the button style and that the water pressure is on a different knob. The best part about this model compared to most others at this price is the pushbuttons.

Not only is it a streamlined design, but, it is incredibly affordable. This one is for my 6 year old grandson. The style is also very modern and fits with my bathroom decor!

The spray is unlike anything i've yet experienced. It takes some getting used to, even know, but i feel much cleaner since purchasing. There is an 'off' button to stop the spray when you're done.

Great quality, easy to install, softness of flow. I really like that it has the female spout with it. This thing makes having hours-long hershey squirts so much more tolerable.

The only change is this dumb thing installed on our toilet. Installation is very difficult. Instructions in box are not complete.

This is a great intro to the cleanliness that even a cheap bidet provides.

Great price point. Don't hesitate. Because the bidet is affordable, i don’t mind. I have been recommending it to everyone i know!

The other one is also a top rated product but the brondell really excels. Successfully installed this on a kohler rialto one piece french curve toilet. Very inexpensive, and kind of elegant design.

The control hose from the tank tee to the controller is steel braided reinforced hose. The overall assembly is streamlined, and fits in tight spaces. My toilet seat is the elongated plastic with a curve on the inside rim.

Even when it does work, water flows and sprays around and under the nozzles - i suspect a break somewhere in the hard plastic conduit. That is why most plumbing fixtures and fittings are metal.

The telescopic arm of the nozzle gets calcium buildup in it or gets cracked. Disconnected and reconnected. I have a water softener, so i don't think it is calcium build up in the nozzle.

This one has “front “ and “back” and somehow nothing is aiming for anything. Obvious design flaw. Some water actually hits the bottom of the toilet seat, even though the main jet still aims for the center. In an awkward position.