Panaq P-USA106 Non-Electric Bidet Toilet Seat for Elongated Toilet, Dual Retractable Self Cleaning Nozzles, Adjustable Water Pressure, Strong Sittable Lid, Easy Installation

It works well my complaints are it’s creaky as you shift your weight, it shortens the bowl length because of he space needed for he bidet so it turns your elongated bowl into normal size and the plastic piece used to connect the water snapped in half as we tried to tighten it so had to goto the hardware store and replace the piping with a metal one, the stream isn’t as strong as my previous one. The positives is it works and looks great, the water sdispenser is slick and slides in and out and disappears when not in use, it was a quick install (except for the trip to the hardware store) and the soft close is very slow and soft which I really enjoy, no more slamming lids waking people up in the middle of the night.

It accomplishes what I wanted- a bide that can be easily cleaned, when cleaning the toilet. My previous bidet attached separately to my toilet seat and had to be completely removed to clean. The Panaq Global Bidet seat is easy to install and works great! I honestly believe the price is worth it.

The bolts that hold the bidet/toilet seat to the toilet do NOT keep it in place. Have tightened the bolts, tried jury rigging it with 2 sided tape but always, always bidet and seat move around on toilet. For this reason I give this product one star only

It's ok but the bolts don't stay still to tight and the seat moves.

Works fantastic.

I've come to believe a bidet is the key to happiness. Every American should have one. The Panaq is great because it doesn't require electricity. It works on water pressure from the tank water source. This means the water nor the seat are warmed. This is not a problem at all. The Toto, which requires electricity, has seat warmer, warm water, and a dryer is the high end and very posh, but if you don't want to go to the expense of installing an electric outlet near your toilet, the Panaq is the way to go. That said, there are a couple of design flaws. The control lever is on the right. If you don't have use of your right hand, there's no other way to operate the bidet. Secondly, this is relatively minor, the areas of spray are marked "Bidet" and "Wash" and it's hard to tell what the difference is since they both spray at the same general location. The Toto is clearer on this. It has a "front" and "rear" spray that works as you would expect. In all the Panaq is a great product we love it!