LUXE Bidet NEO 120 PLUS - Patented Non-Electric Bidet Attachment, White

I'd definitely buy this again! After trying it myself, I ended up purchasing four—one for every bathroom in my home and one for my elderly mother's condo. It has made a noticeable difference for her, especially with her limited mobility. She says it helps her feel cleaner and more independent. Installation was surprisingly easy and took just a few minutes. The instructions were clear, and everything needed was included. I was concerned that the room-temperature water would feel too cold, but it actually feels refreshing and comfortable—even in cooler weather. Before buying this, I'd tried a couple of electric bidets. While they had extra features, I didn't like the bulky design, the smaller toilet seat, or the sloped angle. I even considered spending thousands on a smart toilet, but after using this, I'm so glad I didn't. For the price, the value is outstanding. Even if it eventually wears out after years of use, replacing it would still cost far less than an expensive electric bidet or smart toilet. If you're on the fence, I'd say give it a try. I only wish I'd discovered these sooner—I first used one at someone else's home and immediately realized what I'd been missing. Now I can't imagine not having one, and every bathroom in my house has one. Highly recommended!

I know this is probably cliche, but this bidet is life-changing. I had never used a bidet before, and they are amazing. It is easy to use, clean, and a great value. Set-up is theoretically easy, but I had to argue a little with the company to get a replacement hose. I understand that user error is much more likely than hose error, but I really went through all of the troubleshooting steps. They eventually agreed to send me a new hose by pony express (I got it 3 weeks after I got the bidet) and it works flawlessly.

This simple, basic model bidet attachment will change your life. After installing and using one at home, I have recommended it to everyone! It cuts way down on toilet paper use, and leaves you feeling cleaner than ever! It comes with step-by-step instructions for easy installation. You can also use the video tutorials it provides via QR codes. The pics are from my second installation job, which came out perfectly. As you can see, the attachment flips up for easy cleaning, and it fits flush with the toilet and seat. I am not a plumber; I’m a woman of average strength, and I have no problem installing these myself. Be aware that you will have to get on the floor, and have a certain amount of hand strength. (If you have arthritic hands, you may have difficulty making secure attachments.) No additional tools are required, but I have a sturdy pair of pliers just to make sure the connections are tightly secured. I also recommend using a drop cloth and gloves, especially if you’re installing this in a bathroom you didn’t personally clean. This model has a nozzle in the back, and attaches to cold water only. The control is manual, so you can switch it on and off, and adjust the force of the water when you want to use it. It won’t go off on its own, so you use it only when you want to. It has no effect on flushing the toilet, so you flush as usual. I’m satisfied with this basic model. I don’t need a front nozzle or warm water that come with the more elaborate models. This model is the best $50 you’ll ever spend.

I had a specialized toilet seat that I bought for my American Standard Vormax toilet, which I love and is the best toilet I've owned. The seat did not work with the LUXE bidet installation. I still had the toilet seat that came with the toilet, and I was able to make that work but the bidet won't swing up for cleaning. That was the most difficult part of the installation. I have decided to get the LUXE toilet seat as it should fit nicely, and I like a removable seat for cleaning. The plumbing part was very easy. Now that it is installed, I have never used a bidet! I'm amazed, it was spot on, (if you know what I mean) which was one of my concerns. My other concern was the temp of the tap water. Ya it might be nice if the water was warmer but was not an issue. This works great and I would recommend it. For the price it's very nice.

I have used another type for almost 10 years, but they discontinued it, so I decided to try this. While it slides under the seat, I had to loosen the bolts almost completely to fit this in. It was easy to hook up, and I was able to tighten everything by hand, I just put the connector on the connection and turned it counterclockwise until it clicked into place and then tightened, do this to prevent cross threading. While my old unit used rubber tubing this uses metal and metal braiding, so I see it lasting even longer. I like that it picks up so I can clean the toilet behind it, trust me, after years of one that would not lift, this is worth the extra price for the convenience. I also like the fact that you can clean the front of the barrier by just turning the rear knob as the shield does get dirty and without this, you have to clean the gross stuff off when things are looser than normal, if you understand what I am saying. I look forward to many years with this. Finally, if you are on the fence about a bidet, you will not regret making the jump to buy one and finally, no the cold water is not as bad as you think. Before I purchased my first one, I was getting hemorrhoids all the time, since using a bidet, the cold water shrinks the tissue and no problems since then.

I bought my first Luxe Bidet almost five years ago, and it’s still working perfectly. I recently wanted to add one to a second bathroom, so I picked up this model—and I’m just as impressed. The quality and price point are hard to beat. The updated design is sleeker, looks great, and makes it way easier to clean underneath. Installation was simple too. I did have to replace my toilet seat, but I ended up getting the Luxe seat to make sure everything fit, and I’m really happy with both products. I honestly can’t recommend Luxe enough, or bidets in general. Yes, they save on toilet paper, but the real benefit for me is how clean you feel—basically the same feeling as stepping out of a shower after going #2. If I ever have irritation, the cool water is actually soothing. If you’re new to bidets, the cold water might surprise you at first, but give it a couple days. You’ll stop noticing it, even if you’re someone like me who normally hates cold water. Sounds weird, but it’s true, it doesn’t even phase me. The only problem I have now is when I have to go #2 away from my home, with no bidet, it makes me really appreciate and miss my bidet at home.

I discovered easy-to-install add-on bidets about twelve years ago in a hotel in Melaka, Malaysia. Since then, I've owned five: (1) an American version of the (Japanese) Toto Eco-Washer that I saw in that hotel; (2) several Blue Bidet BB-1000's; (3) a dual nozzle Bio Bidet Slim Edge; and now (4) this one to replace (3), which broke down after three years. This product seems the best thought-out and designed of all—with by far the best instructions, in fluent native-level English—and by far the easiest to install. The instructions even explained several variations of US "standard" plumbing that should accommodate nearlyany standard toilet. The operating design is by bar the best for cleaning the mechanism and keeping it clean. A small, white plate protects the nozzle when retracted, and I think that's all you need clean regularly. Just a swipe or two of the old toilet brush should do it. But you can also extend the nozzle to clean it, too. (I haven't yet tried this.) In addition, there's a separate dial for the cleaning mode, which waters the nozzle (and the plate?) for cleaning. You can use this even while sitting on the toilet. Best of all, the whole apparatus bends back on hinges to allow you to clean the toilet under-edge behind the bidet. (This part of our toilet had accumulated some really disgusting black sludge, which may have been hose detritus or even black mold. Now I think it will never darken our bowl again!). Installation was also well thought out. I brought out a bunch of tools from my toolkit and only needed one—a long handled screwdriver to tighten my pre-existing toilet-seat bolts after installation. The product itself contained all the wrenches you need to install the device, include a special thumb wrench permanently mounted on the bidet hose, which you can use to tighten each end by hand. The nice little secret of this device (and most modern plumbing) is that you don't need any big heavy wrenches. All the plumbing fixtures included, as well (probably) as the nut on your existing toilet tank supply, work just like garden hoses. Each has an interior rubber washer that seals against the interior metal without your straining to tighten anything. You only need to watch out for two things. First, make sure the washer for each joint hasn't somehow slipped out before joining the parts. Second, be careful to align the two threaded parts to be joined gently, and not to cross the threads. If the threads are aligned right, you will never have to exert more than easy finger pressure to wind the nut on, until it gets close to tightening. In fact, I never used a wrench at all, other than the finger one supplied on the input hose. I hand-tightened everything, and there were no leaks. (If you're obsessive-compulsive like me, you can put a paper towel down after installation and see whether any drops show up in the next day. If so, just tighten a bit more.) Total installation time took 32 minutes, with less than an hour including the first test and clean-up. You needn't fear installing this yourself if you have any mechanical skill at all. On my previous dual-nozzle Bio-Bidet Slim Edge (before it broke down) the stream for pooping was so strong it hurt my anus, so I had to shift forward and use the dual (supposedly female) nozzle. In contrast, this bidet had tolerable stream pressure up to the end of its range. I noticed only two minor things that might be improved. First, the stream seemed a little spray-ey, but I'm sure we can get used to that. Second, the little supplied thumb wrench on the stainless supply hose was put in backwards, but it could still be used on both ends. The only thing we might worry about with this product is longevity, and for that we'll just have to wait and see. At the moment, just after installation and first test, it seems the clearly best of the breed, and at a good price.

Love it so far. I would recommend buying this if you are on the fence. Fairly easy to install. We did have to order the bumpers from the Luxe store to put under the toilet rim but everything has worked great and I think this will be a big help for our septic system

Should not be sold in Australia as the connectors do not fit our plumbing. The T connector needs to be 1/2 inch (where it connects to toilet and water inlet hose). You won't be able to find what you need at bunnings or plumbing shop btw as the fitting that connects the hose to the actual bidet is a different size again and completely non standard. Luxe do not have an exact 1/2 inch t adapter replacement part for this model... The work around provided by luxe (free of charge though you pay postage) is the hot water t adapter (you can use it with cold) with a plasticky hose. (Parts can be found on luxe website). Everything is now working. But I had to waste a lot of time finding the solution! Not to mention waiting a long time for second package to arrive. If you're outside of US be aware of differences in plumbing sizes. AliExpress products appear cheaper and with correct fittings provided for different countries. Personally go there next time... Update: little plastic hose popped off fottong and nearly flooded bathroom. Not suitable for Au, returned

Appears to be a good quality item but the pipe fittings do not fit standard South African fittings. Converters are not readily available.

Le raccordement de ce bidet n'a pas de sens. On ne peut que le raccorder d'une seule manière uniquement. Si votre toilette ne dispose pas des bonnes entrées et raccords de basse vous ne pouvez pas le mettre. La taille raccordement sont uniques et n'existe pas dans tous les pays ou sont différents. Par exemple un des tuyau est en 3/8 en réalité c'est pas le cas. Dans mon pays (La France) le tuyau est en réalité entre un 3/8 et 1/4 (entre un 12x17 mm et un 8x13 mm) et donc c'est impossible de le raccorder. Un autre tuyau est en 1/2 et en réalité pour un français sont tuyau est entre un 15x21mm et un 20x27mm, encore impossible de le brancher . Ce truc est une blague

Muito bom!!! Adorei Mas no Brasil é necessário um tubo para adaptação que tive que mandar fazer.

Like one of the reviews I read before I bought mine - possibly one of my best purchases! It's a life changer. Easy to install, just be really careful with the plastic threads.