TUSHY 3.0 Spa Bidet Toilet Seat ... vs Handheld Bidet Sprayer for Toile...

The company tries to look dubious (engaging in aggressive marketing, planting news stories and their own reviews, etc), the product actually seems fairly decent. The customer service from * has made me really confident that this was the right purchase...  Read More

No more'smearing' stuff around. I find myself doing a little * shake which is pretty funny but ya do what ya gotta do.

Many toilets require a special adapter. The gist is that this thing works. As far as bidet functionality, it's pretty great.

This is how you save something like $400-dollars + the cost of an electrician to install an outlet near your toilet for a fancy heated bidet. Takes a bit to get the hot coming through. Took a long time and lot of sweat.

But the extra pressure it ends up putting on the seat, when you sit on it, eventually wears it down and breaks the toilet seat near the hinge.

Easy to use, no leaking. One downside is that you have to reach under the toilet and turn it off between uses to protect the tubing per the manual which a bit inconvenient. But boy-howdy it’s cold, cold water!

The unit leaks forcefully at the supply connection. Left a puddle of water even after the valve was closed. There was more than just a leak at the threaded junction of the hose and sprayer.

Don't buy this junk. Not recommended for use as a bidet wash. Beware, and perhaps check out other options. We bought it almost 2 months ago, so amazon return period is also over.

The bidet itself is faulty. Cheaply built product. But the experience i had is very bad. Very expensive to have done.

In instructions manual it is advised to shut off the valve for protection of the faucet head. This is pointless as shutting of the valve everytime is extremely inconvenient for seniors.