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Veken Ultra-Slim Bidet, Non-Electric Dual Nozzle (Posterior/Feminine Wash) Fresh Water Sprayer, Adjustable Water Pressure, Bidet for Toilet Seat Attachment, Stainless Steel Inlet Badays

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Color: Silver/White


Features

  • Two spraying modes - This bidet attachment for toilet dual-nozzle offers a refreshing stream of clean water providing thorough cleansing for men and women. Bidets are gentler and more hygienic than toilet paper.
  • Adjustable water pressure- The chrome-plated control dial allows for adjustable water pressure and spray, ideal for those with mobility restrictions. All you have to do is select the ideal water pressure and cleaning mode.
  • More Durable- Plastic inlets found on other toilet bidet are worn easily and prone to leaking as time passes. The Veken toilet water spray has no such issues, with a high quality brass inlet that is more durable and ensures a water-tight connection between the bidet and the hose.
  • Thin and Compatible- This bidet sprayer for toilet is only a quarter-inch thick! No need to worry about toilet paper shortages with a bidet! The unique design provides support, maintains the toilet seat level and fits more comfortably with standard toilets.
  • Easy to install - Veken provides simple and detailed installation instructions for the bidet toilet seat attachment and additional videos for your convenience. It includes one stainless steel braided hose (2.13 feet), one T-adapter, 2 circular attachment plates.

Manufacturer: ‎Veken


Part Number: ‎VK539


Item Weight: ‎1.81 pounds


Product Dimensions: ‎15.16 x 12.99 x 2.95 inches


Item model number: ‎VK539


Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: ‎No


Color: ‎Silver White


Style: ‎Modern


Material: ‎ABS


Shape: ‎Round Handle


Item Package Quantity: ‎1


Included Components: ‎2 circular attachment plates, installation and user guide, 3/8" x 3/8" cold water connection metal braided hose, 7/8" x 7/8" x 3/8" cold water stainless steel t-adapter, Veken bidet body


Batteries Included?: ‎No


Batteries Required?: ‎No


Warranty Description: ‎2 years


Date First Available: December 8, 2019


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What can I say other than if you are looking for a great choice to start your bidet experience, then look no further this option is a good one. A few of the pros to this model is that; * Being it's a slip-on, it's as easy as changing your toilet seat (some people find they are due for that when they go to buy it, so there is incentive). Now when I say slip-on I merely mean your three fasteners from your goal as opposed to installing a true stationary bidet separate from your toilet. * Piggy backing on the three fasteners argument, the fact that this doesn't require you to learn any electronic systems is amazing it simply gives you the ability to experience without the confusion of 101 buttons. This unit is as easy as twisting a handle and getting used to the feel of a new kind of clean. This product is so easy to have and use I decided if I go on trips this due to size, ease of installment, and quickness of removal, will most certainly get bagged and brought with me - Now no product is perfect by any means and this did have the following issues in my environment but that doesn't mean everyone will have to deal with these same issues. * There is a picture in the slides that shows this bidet beside "other bidets" where this one is flush with the toilet and the "others" have the toilet raised. The products instructions listed my style of extended (oval) toilet as being able to accept this bidet, and though it does it is by no means sitting flush, whether I slide it further forward or not it sits raised like the "others" picture. * The first problem does lead to the next one, the seat spacers. The spaces are huge, in fact instead of making the seat sit parallel it actually made the front of the seat sit higher than the back where its fastened. It leaves a gap big enough that when you turn on the water high enough, the water will actually bounce off you and through the space, sending it out onto the floor. * Following that issue the spacers have a whole added issue... the adhesive is enough to hold it on BUT if you wobble on the seat (think maybe of initially sitting to find a comfortable position or moving to tend to yourself for drying) they aren't strong enough not to slide. We lost out left-side spacer due to this and even worse it went down the drain without noticing it happened. We opted in the end to not by new spacers at a different height, the angle from the installment was small enough that your own weight on the seat will make it close the gap, ours didn't crack or break from it being used that way either. We also were told that stick on spacers commonly do this being the rim's surface area is so narrow that slight movements will cause what happened to ours. This is not a pro or con to this device but do note that it receives water straight from the wall, beware it typically feels cold you get used to it but first waking up it's definitely a surprise every time. We have thought about adding a low heat electrical water heater on the bidet's hose on the separator to make it a little more comfortable. HOPE THIS HELPS ... show more
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Reviewed in the United States on February 12, 2024 by Beco G.
    • Does it shoot water at your butt? Yes!
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