BioBidet A3 Non-Electric Bidet Attachment

All right. No one likes to talk about this sort of thing, but let's face it: It's a part of life we can't ignore or prevent. We all use the loo. Many of us use paper products after doing so, and quite a few of us worry about whether or not we're really clean (hands and below) when done. The answer? For those that haven't tried a bidet, please do. Don't just try it only once and give up, either. Like anything else, it takes a bit of adjustment. This is especially so when you're spritzed by cold water over your middle region. First, I have to note that the product I received appears to be the newer Amazon-exclusive version of this product (Oasis OA-1000). For all purposes concerned, it's the same manufacturer, same brass fittings and plastic casing, and same feature set. Installation: I'm not a plumber. I haven't replaced toilets or installed fixtures, so I was apprehensive going into this. However, with a bit of planning and a bit of knowledge going into this, it proved pretty easy to do. Hint: Use plumber's thread seal tape (Teflon tape) and firmly but carefully hand-tighten. Don't torque down the connections with a wrench or you'll strip the likely plastic parts of the toilet to which you're attaching it. That done, I turned on the water slowly and didn't open the line completely when I turned everything back on. Worked like a charm. No leaks! The toilet takes a little longer to fill, but it's quieter in doing so, too. I'd still call that a win. Usage: You'll have to shift around a bit at first until you find the "sweet spot" for cleaning. However, it certainly does its job. Like many reviews state, it can get quite strong when you turn it all the way on. This is especially so if you have high water pressure. Be mindful of this when you use it, and be ready to make adjustments to the water flow if it's all too strong. Durability: I've had it installed for a few days now. The construction looks pretty solid, but only time will tell for sure.