VENETIO Handheld Bidet Sprayer for Toilet Seat with Anti-leaking Hose, Toilet or Wall Mounted, Multi-function for Baby Cloth Diaper Sprayer, Shattaf Sprayer, Pets Shower - 304 Stainless Steel Material

Since it has been such a traumatic event to recently buy toilet paper at the store, I decided to broaden my horizons and consider alternative cleaning methods. I decided to go the way of the French and invest in a bidet but I saw this sprayer and it made more sense having a long hose to spray where I wanted to rather than having water shooting up from my toilet seat in one stationary location behind me.Anyway, the sprayer is quality stainless steel and not cheap plastic. It was neatly packaged with simple instructions and I had it installed within 10 minutes after obsessing if I wanted to go through the trouble of modifying it and attaching it to the hot water line. This is foolish so not worth burning your brain on methods because by the time the hot water gets warm enough to use you will have been done and off the toilet. So That being said , it was done within ten minutes and would have been even less time if I hadn’t stressed over the perfect alignment of the silicone tape provided which was only needed on the sprayer handle thread. All of the fittings are compression and really do not need any silicone tape at all but I personally like it for the handle since it twists a lot. Nothing leaked and all was hand tightened.So I tried it out and ended up cleaning my toilet with it. Then I got my cat’s bowl and washed it out since I don’t like the smell when I clean it in the kitchen sink So I am finding multiple purposes for it besides it’s purported purpose. The sprayer is powerful and really does the job, but if you like it can be made to spray gently. I am just having a problem of now finding a location for my drying towelette. I have not touched the toilet paper roll since using this.I bought this two weeks ago and decided to buy another because I like it so much. The price popped up about $8.00 more since then but it doesn’t matter. My toilet paper was $6.98 for a six pack which lasted about 3 to 4 weeks. So $6.98 x 12 so roughly $85.00 in toilet paper for one year . This unit was 1/4 that amount and I feel “mega” clean. This does a much better job. Definitely worth the investment.

I came to look for it because my friend asked about it. I bought this in August 2020 and it is still working as it should, such awesome quality! Even though I have dropped it so many times lol.

As the pandemic of 2020 started, I quickly realized that one of the first casualties would be a TP supply. Having seen and used a bidet like this in Thailand, I figured it might be a good investment. I have been extremely pleased with this purchase, and incidentally, I haven't seen TP on sale in stores since. I don't know how other people are surviving without it.Here are some of the tangible benefits of this product. First, it's very easy to install, just insert in between the existing tank fitting and the tube that attaches to it (hand tightening is sufficient). Second, the valve at the attachment point is solid, and doesn't have any parts that would seem to wear or be vulnerable to stress. Third, the amount of water it supplies is pretty substantial, allowing for a thorough power-washing. Finally, I would note that apprehensions about the hose bursting are unfounded; proper practice is to turn it off at the valve after each use (so there is normally no pressure on the hose) and to release pressure after closing the valve by squeezing the trigger.Once you've adopted the practice of using this device, you'll realize (a) how much cleaner you are, and (b) how much paper you were wasting. It's a win all around.

-There are washers already in some of the connections, but they give you some spares incase there's an issue. For the washers that are already there (mainly on the two ends of the hose), make sure they're on properly before you install them.-Use sealing tape at every connection if there is a leak. It solved our problems for now. I had two leaks without putting on the tape, as the original instructions only called for it to be used in the hose.-Connecting the main water line to the T adapter, as well as connecting that adaptor to the tank can be a problem if you don't align them straight. If either of these connections are diagonally jammed while you tighten the connections, it will certainly leak so make sure you don't miss that. Use a wrench if you need to, we needed to.-My water line connector originally had a washer, but it wasn't enough once connected to the T adaptor. I used a spare o ring on top of the old one and that seemed to have fixed the leak.Otherwise, the product is doing well on day 1 so far. I have the water valve not turned all the way, as I fear the pressure could overload it, but for now no leaks. Don't be afraid if it leaks right away, just keep reassembling with more washers or more tape as well as making sure you're locking in the connections as straight as possible

The product is easy to install and is made of high quality. I am thinking of purchasing another one.

The pipeline connecting to our toilet water tank was the sturdy non flexible type as opposed to the flexible metal type people usually have and thus it took some effort to bend it to allow for the extra space needed by the connector for the bidet faucet. This also made it difficult to correctly screw in the connector to the toilet water tank and the first time I opened the water outlet water leaked everywhere on the floor (so make sure to have a bucket underneath before opening the water outlet after installation). There was some water dripping at this connection when I tried again but after tightening the problem went away. Didn’t have to use any of the tape given but did use the rubber washers. The faucet itself works perfectly and the stream is ever so gentle (the hole sizes and spacing on the faucet make the stream this way) and perfect (great pressure), no more toilet paper concerns. The water can be a little cold though. Turning the handle on the connector only switches off supply to the faucet and not the toilet.