Toilet Seats Bidet with Non Electric Self Cleaning Dual
Toilet Seats Bidet with Non Electric Self Cleaning Dual Nozzles Separated Rear & Feminine Cleaning Natural Water Spray, Soft Closed Toilet Seat Combined Toilet Bidet,Easy DIY Installation (D Shape)
NOTE:
- 1.If the nozzle cannot be extended , please check whether there is any impurity blockage at the hose interface.
- 2.The supply water pressure limit is from 0.07 to 0.8MPa . If the water supply pressure is lower than 0.07MPa(such as the water tank on rooftop), please refer to Figure 3 to remove the regulator.
- 3.The product can be connected to warm water supply. But the warm water temperature must be within 40℃.
| Weight: | 3.07 kg |
| Size: | D shape |
| Dimensions: | 49.78 x 36.32 x 8.38 cm; 3.07 Kilograms |
| Model: | D shape |
| Colour: | White |
| Batteries Required: | No |
| Batteries Included: | No |
| Manufacture: | GEOATON |
| Dimensions: | 49.78 x 36.32 x 8.38 cm; 3.07 Kilograms |
| Size: | D shape |
Easy to install if you have a bit of DIY experience. Strange to love a toilet seat but I really like this one. Once you get used to cleaning your backside with water instead of smearing around with paper you never want to go back
Does the job well , slightly over priced but comes with all the kit , recommend
A life changer I have to say! Sturdy, looks discrete and stylish. Easy to use and clea
Had an issue with the elbow flexi pipe and had to make my own from the hardware store; asked customer service for a refund of this cost and with no delay received it. Overall the product is easy to install, depends on your existing setup. It works well and is reasonably comfortable.
I was searching for this product for ages.
It’s a brilliant toilet seat. It’s Easy to connect especially if your water pipes are visible. It’s not very suitable for hidden tanks.
I suggested this seat to my friends but it looks like out of stock. I hope the seller keeps on trading it.
It ACTUALLY WORKS!! AND ITS SO EASY TO FIX!!! I was sceptical before buying, I thought something was bound to go wrong, either it wouldn’t fit or the water wouldn’t come out, but it works perfectly and installation was super easy. Best purchase I’ve made.
This ergonomic carbon free solution to intimate hygiene is fantastic. It’s so easy to instal and works very well. It looks good too. The cold water fill, that I thought would be intrusive is also a bonus. It’s refreshing and I am confident that this water only cleanser doesn’t imbalance any natural good bacteria in the intimate zone. All my guests are sceptical but once they try it they’re impressed. I am so happy with this purchase and would heartily recommend. It to everyone!
Easy to install with a selection of common fittings. In use you need to be moderate with the water lever unless you want an enema. Flow restrictor solves the problem if you have high water pressure. Overall very happy this product leaves you feeling zingy and fresher than an Altoid blow job.
Once I managed to hacksaw off the fittings for my existing toilet seat, it was really easy to fit this one. It fits perfectly and the various attachment and plumbing parts supplied were comprehensive and fit for purpose.
In use, it works as expected and my only disappointment is that I waited so long to do this, having used toilet seat bidets in Japan years ago!
The extensive saving in toilet paper probably means it will pay for itself in the next ten years or so. But that’s not the point. Always having a refreshingly clean bottom is reason enough to get this.
Highly recommended.
Every home should have one or two or three!
Don’t know why I didn’t get one years ago.
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.
2) works pretty well
3) the two spray settings are for the rear and for the front (notionally for ladies), but to get those you push the control lever forwards for ‘rear’ and backwards for ‘front’…. a bit odd! (but some other designs seem similar).
4) for versatility there does need to be a flat surface behind the holes in the toilet that the seat fits into: if the porcelain steps up or slopes up then the satisfactory location of the seat might be a problem.
OK – a bit more after a few weeks’ use:
Bottom washing is very sensible; common in the Middle East for a long long time. Much more hygienic than western ways. My family has used douche sprays (sometimes called a ‘shataf’) for many years – it’s a spray head on a flexible hose. We recently decided to try replacing it with this seat unit. This is what I now think…
a) the ‘front’ spray on the seat is indeed a spray whereas the back (back-passage) ‘spray’ is actually a jet which can be a shade uncomfortable and doesn’t necessarily wash all the required area! A spray would be better.
b) if, like us, you’re concerned about cleanliness of the toilet, you’ll find you need to remove the seat unit regularly to clean the underneath. It slides forward to release.
c) We really miss the versatility of the simple (and much cheaper) douche spray. It’s more comfortable, a wider spray, and you can use it to rinse around the toilet bowl.
d) because of that I’m going to re-connect our douche spray.
e) for now at least, we’ll keep the seat as it is, but we won’t be buying again for our other toilets for which douche sprays are fine.
f) one possible benefit of the seat over a douche spray is if you have restricted movement and can’t reach behind you to hold the spray headbehind you.
To me less than 10 minutes to install and, silly as it sounds, this toilet seat really is a game changer. My only regret is that I have not found this astonishingly simple solution many years ago. I fancied a bidet whenever returning from the Mediterranean and just assumed it must be complicated or expensive to fit into existing bathrooms. It is not!
after seeing what it can do i would have gladly paid twice the asking price .
best technology since the i-ph .