GEOATONCombined Toilet Seats Bidet with Non Electric Self Cleaning Dual Nozzles Separated Rear & Feminine Natural Water Spray, Soft Closed, Easy DIY Installation (D Shape),White

I love my new bum washing toilet! I've used the rear wash a few times now and, as I'm new to this, I still prefer to use a couple of squares of loo roll to 'check' and dry, but I think I will be able to dispense with this and dry with washable wipes instead when I learn to trust the process. My son (12) has had less success but is keen to try, I'm hoping he'll get the knack because his overuse of paper and resulting clogs were among my reasons for purchasing. The front wash I personally find less useful. I do like to have a quick wash throughout the day so I liked the idea but I haven't got the hang of the lady wash function, it wants to spray through my legs into my face (I know, hilarious!)...I have to squish them together to contain the spray but then have wet legs...we shall see...but it's worth it just for bum washing and that was what I bought it for.I really think these things will definitely catch on in future as they have elsewhere...we are late to the butt washing party here in the UK....it's a much cleaner way to take care of business, healthier, cheaper and of course less wasteful. I'm already appreciating the benefits of not repeatedly ragging my roids with paper and it feels way more hygienic all round because by the time you get your hand down there to wipe dry, all the turd is gone. Smearing with paper is pretty gross when you think about it...I had been getting around the guilt of using paper by buying the charity bamboo rolls but we get through so much that it's really expensive and now I think I can cut my subscription right back.The unit was very easy to fit, we had more trouble taking the old seat off than fitting this one as the fittings had corroded. None of the fittings leaked and we didn't need ptfe tape. It looks very neat on the toilet and feels nice quality with the soft close and good solid construction, not cheap creaky plastic. It's a bit less comfy than a regular seat as it is a different shape to allow for the spray mechanism and the 'brim' is narrower than usual but I think that's a reasonable trade off, I don't need to read a Dostoyevsky on there. My toilet bowl is slightly wider than the seat at the widest point, also not a problem.I would caution that this thing sprays a narrow jet of cold tap water, potentially at full pressure, directly at your ring piece. That may not be for everyone! You can control the pressure with the tap at the side and this is easy with very little practice (it relies on a certain amount to work though) and for me the cold water is fine, but some may prefer to go for the luxury of an electric unit with more comforts. The simplicity of this unit is great, though, UK bathrooms rarely have power outlets and this basic model takes no time at all to connect to the cistern water supply and you're all set to shine up your sheriff's badge. When the next bog roll famine hits I will be watching the fights with a squeaky clean balloon knot.

Excellent product. Very good quality for what it costs. Very easy to install. Easy and satisfying to use. I wish I had come across it earlier. I would definitely be recommending it to my friends and family.Note: I added a non return valve to this system to prevent possible water system contamination from the possible backwash. It would be good if the supplier adds to the package.

Got to say this is one of those great buys. I was contemplating the douche spray but wanted a more minimal look. This works great and really makes you feel clean afterwards. You can control the flow of water with the lever, on full it does come out fast and can sting a little. You can wash your entire tush by scooching your bum around.I have one word of warning for anyone fitting either this type of seat or the douche spray; most cistern feed will be from the mains supply. A non return valve is recommended especially for shower sprays where the head comes withing 30cm of soiled water. It will stop any backflow which can contaminate your water supply. Mine is connected to a TMV mixer which has integrated non return valves. I need warm water for my tushy, if I used it straight off the cold there would be a head size hole in my ceiling every time I used it. I don't see a non return valve in any of the fittings on this toilet seat so I recommend purchasing one, they are relatively cheap and very easy to fit. It will be far cheaper than getting a plumber to come out and decontaminate your entire water supply.Also the actual colour is not white, it's more ivory than white. It doesn't match the bright white of the toilet or glossy tiles.Because there is no non return valve it gets 4 stars.

I've now had this seat a few months and I love it, I have even recommended it to some friends.Fitting it is pretty easy, I recommend using a dry-wipe marker so you can put marks on your toilet rim to help lining the seat up. There are a couple of YouTube videos of how to fit it too, great to watch before fitting to help you know what you're doing.Using the seat is really easy, just don't turn it all the way on or you may get a suprise enema! The pressure is easy to control with the leaver on the side.Removing the seat is super easy; by pressing the button in on the side it just slides off for easy cleaning.Make sure there is a nearby cold-water pipe to connect to. The seat comes with two different lengths of hose. If your connecting pipe is on the opposite side to the seat connector, one of the hoses is long enough to go around behind your toilet.There wasn't a spare connection in my current plumbing to connect to, so I used a self-cutting tap which can be picked up from a hardware store for around £5. Just make sure to measure the width of the pipe you'll be tapping in to so you can get the correct size.

Was a bit worried about only a cold water feed, but this has not been an issue. Our bathroom is too small for a bidet so this was a good solution. Easy to fit and a nice soft close. No electricial connection to worry about either.