Veken Ultra-Slim Bidet, Non-Elec... vs Clear Rear Bidet - Fresh Water N...

The plastic seems to be durable and premium of other bidets available in this price range. No leaks. No harshness to delicate tissues at all. It has this curved look. After years of living with this pain, why not.

The slot is thin enough that there are no noticeable gaps or holes after installation. Easy to install and use and very affordable.

While it’s the most aesthetically pleasing, this is by far the worst functioning one. The on/off knob is a pain. Recommend purchasing a unit with set anchor holes & knob with power level stops.

It causes extreme splash back onto the seat and lid.

Even though at $49 this was the lowest price one i found, when i look at it, im guessing it cost less that $10 to produce in china. This is clearly an update version of the product, and it appears to have gotten even better. There may be a slight lear...  Read More

Turning the rear knob to the left provides the nozzles to be cleaned. The first one has a flip-lever to turn it on or off and a round know for directional control. The volume, on-off knob is the same as the directional knob.

The only thing i didn't like, and it's a small thing is i think it should have come with a spacer for the front of the toilet seat. Had to do a little mod on the seat for clearance but other than that simple install. You want to make sure that when th...  Read More

I absolutely love my handheld bidet but this product is not safe for vaginas. Water sprays not up but out and shoots water out of the commode from between the seat and the bowl. The ads are miss leading on installation & use of toilet paper.

After 9 months i have to replace it because it developed a dripping leak from the spout over the toilet bowl. They have an internal gasket or o-ring problem. I assume they fell off and were flushed down the toilet.