Quick important things to know: -Buy large bumpers for the toilet seat and a T adapter with a shut off valve. Amazon recommends some good ones as an add on. -It reaches max pressure at the 'Low' setting. And it shoots out a powerful jet stream so be careful. -Looks good, clean, and is easy to install. -Overall it's a good choice for low cost entry. Works well when you know it's flaws* and adapt accordingly. Mainly this review is just passing along information I learned about the product as I installed and tried using it for the first time. I think it would be good to know and understand prior to purchase and installation. Giving a better understanding of what to expect and things to avoid. Background: I have no experience with bidets I have never used one before. A random YouTube video is the reason I looked into and purchased a bidet in the first place. And so far I have no regrets. And if you are reading this review most likely you already have one, already made up your mind on getting one, or you are considering getting one. I recommend that you do give it a shot. The idea of a bidet may seem weird, awkward, or maybe shameful at first but you quickly get over that. And it just cleans better than toilet paper alone. This particular bidet seems like a good one. It looks good it has a clean design. It seems to work properly and came with a 2 year warranty. And although you still need to buy bumpers and an additional T adapter for the best experience or functionality I still see it as a good value. It was easy to install. For me the hardest part of the install was unscrewing the hose attached to the toilet and that's because I was turning it the wrong way but it took me a few minutes to realize that. The bidet raises the toilet seat a little so you will need buy large bumpers for the toilet seat to compensate. It raises it enough to be a problem and require large bumpers to be added. The Knob has 5 dots. There is an 'Off', 'Low', and 'High' with two unmarked dots in between the 'Low' and 'High'. The water pressure reaches max pressure at, or slightly past the 'Low' dot so there is no need to go above that. The short range of motion means you need to be more precise or controlled with your movement of the knob. But it still works. It just gives a false sense of what kind of pressure you will get when you turn the knob. At first I opted out of buying the additional T adapter to save money. But I found out that the water pressure can be a bit too much. Or a lot too much. So you will want to buy a T adapter with a shut off valve. This allows you to turn down the overall water pressure to the bidet. You don't have to buy an additional T adapter if you don't want to. It comes with a T adapter that works fine it just doesn't have a shut off valve. If you are going to be the only one ever using the bidet and you want to save a little money you might consider skipping the additional T adapter. The knob on the bidet controls the water pressure so as long as you don't turn it up all the way the water pressure is not a problem. But it goes from no water to full pressure really quickly so you will have to be precise or careful as you turn it on. Or it requires small controlled movements with the knob. Otherwise I highly recommend buying the T adapter with a shut off valve it helps prevent unwanted powerful blast of jet stream which can be a negative experience for those who are trying it for first time especially if you have guest visiting. Also a shut off valve for the bidet is a good idea when there are young kids in the home so that they don't play with the bidet and shoot water all over the bath room. One common complaint I've seen when buying T adapters with a shut off valve is that they leak. The one I bought leaked when I put it in and turned on the water. The bidet came with some white tape. I used some of that white tape and a rubber washer that also came with the bidet on the the connection end that was leaking and it got rid of the leak. So if you have a leak you might try something similar before you try sending back the T adapter.

This is an inexpensive, no fuss, not fancy, bidet. For this reason, it is easy to install. You remove the existing toilet seat and cover, insert the frame and dials, and return the seat and cover to its previous place. Then, it hooks up to the water source for your toilet tank. It comes with 2 wrenches for installation. You will also need a screw driver. Once installed, and the front dial is turned clockwise, the water pressure flips the nozzle cover up so the nozzle can spray your skin. It flips back down once the water is turned off. You don't need to do anything to make this happen after installation. It's not electronic or digital in any way. For anyone unfamiliar with a bidet, it will squirt clean water across the room if no one is seated. This device does not heat the water, so you will receive a cold water stream. In my opinion, it's very refreshing. The dial on your top right regulates the water pressure. The second dial, behind the water pressure dial, is the dial for cleaning. I don't know how that works. I've just installed and used mine for the first time today. But I'm sure to investigate. From where the nozzle is situated, I haven't discovered what has to be cleaned, unless you share the toilet with a man who is careless when urinating. The nozzle is isn't exposed and you will not be sprayed with anything that carries germs. Also, the nozzle is at the top, back portion of the toilet seat, and doesn't need to be adjusted in order to aim correctly. As you can tell, this is my first time using such a device. But after trying it, I am looking foward to the savings on wet wipes that really are NOT safe for your sewer or septic system. It's worth the 32 dollars.

This is the best reasonably priced bidet for people who are just looking for the basics. I had an older version for a few years and never had any major issues. Installation is incredibly easy. - As others have said, the little door can be more harm than good. After struggling to keep the last bidet clean, I ended up just pulling the little door off this one before I installed it. I think it's better off. The little door just ends up getting grosser than anything else, and it makes it difficult to clean behind the bidet nozzle in the bowl. That combined with the idea of it popping off and causing a major plumbing issue that others have commented on was enough for me to just risk breaking it... but I was surprised to find that the door just popped off with no issue. I'd recommend anyone else do the same. This does make the "self cleaning" bit a little pointless, but I didn't experience much worth in that anyways. You can just wipe down the nozzle when/if it gets dirty. - If you have older plumbing, I'd also recommend having some extra washers on hand. The bidet itself comes with enough gear to be installed, but I had issues with my original plumbing leaking because of the connection, and ended up having to buy some washers to resolve the issue. Might be nice if they included some spares in the kit, but understandable that they include enough for their own gear and they also provide plumbers' tape which I thought was a nice assist. Overall, if you're just looking for a basic bidet, this is the one to buy. Don't get fooled into believing you need to spend $100+, this one does what you need it to do and lasts for years.

sin problemas para instalarlo. Solamente tener cuidado de quitar el cedazo que trae para alta presión, si se instala con presión de tinaco. Quitandoselo funciona muy bien.

This is the second one I buy, it works great doing its job of keeping you clean and fresh. The most flimsy part of this item is the small gate to avoid the nozzle to get dirty. That one broke after 18 months, but the previous one lasted me over 2 years. The installation for this bidet is extremely easy, the hoses to connect to the water tank, come with their built in wrenches to turn and secure them.

Play Video Já vi e sei que é ótima. Ainda precisando acabar de instalar.

The Luxe Bidet Neo 120 works as expected and provides a refreshing experience. However, I found it a bit pricey for a single-nozzle bidet. Additionally, it wasn’t compatible with my existing pipes, so I had to purchase a separate connector, which added to the overall cost. Despite that, once installed, it functions well and does the job effectively.

Doesn’t fit my toilet. The guard is blocking the seat.