Jen ai installer plusieurs. Chaques personnes qui venaient chez moi, puis lessayaient me demandaient de leur en installer un chez eux..... Cest le genre de bidet qui vaut 150$ ailleurs pour les même fonctions. Facile à installer. Viens avec plusieurs raccordements pour faciliter les connections. 3 modes Pression de jet ajustable *Nest PAS n'écessaire d'avoir l'eau chaude(jamais coulet même si je ne lai pas branché)

I have so much to say about this item. For those who don't like long reviews - buy it period! We have bought two of them. For those who prefer a little more detail... 1. Overall the installation was relatively straight forward for a "non-handy" person. Although the instructions themselves could've been designed and explained a lot better - it was a minor inconvenience. Total install time approx. 45mins. 2. Bidets in North America have a very strange and sorted history. You can find some very interesting videos on line that tell the tale(s). We know bidet's are very common in several parts of the world and most North Americans have no idea of what they are missing! 3. This particular model, while very easy to install is an EXCELLANT introduction to the world of the bidet. 4. Depending upon the quality of your hot water heater - you should introduce warm water to your neither-region SLOWLY. The dial is not kidding when it reads CAUTION. 5. It may take a little while to "get used to" the feeling/sensation of water being sprayed in the "region". Give it time to find your comfort level. 6. You will see a decreased use in the amount of toilet paper you normally use. That is a fact. However, you will more than likely use the same amount in the initial introduction. As you become acquainted with the bidet and the amount of water you feel is needed (or comfortable with) you will become more efficient with retrieving "just the right amount" for drying. 7. On a VERY PERSONAL NOTE: we were very skeptical at first ( see point #2) as many I am sure will be as well. But the truth is - you wouldn't be reading down to point #7 if you were not curious.... That being said, I can state categorically, after using a bidet (Specifically this model and design) if I had the ability to install an electric model (heated seat, night light etc.) I would. Generally, the accessibility to appropriate and safe electrical access in the bathroom (without major renovation) is either difficult or very costly. In my "next home" I will be ensuring the availability of a top of the line bidet in the primary bathroom is guaranteed. Until then, I am more than happy with this 'non-electric bidet'. I highly recommend it!

Amazing

Hot water nossil wad broken.

SIL installed this yesterday. I have recently relocated but had another model on the toilet and had come to rely on it. This model has both warm and cold water features and is awesome!

VERY NICE AND COOL