The 7 Best Bidet Attachments

This is our second one (we have also purchased another from Toto). We love it. I am not sure why some people are saying that there isn’t any controls or that it only works when the seat is upright. Well, that’s just how TP works, so if you want fresh every time you use it, then yes, this may be annoying for you. But we found out early on that it was something they were working on and now it has been resolved.

So far, after about 1 year, it seems like it is well built and hasn’t given us any problems. It attaches very easily and has never fallen off. The new models (which look nicer) do seem to come with a slight adjustment which allows you to adjust the back flush amount. Our previous model didn’t have that option. Overall, it has definitely raised our quality of life in general. Says my wife:”I don’t think I can ever go back to using regular soap.

I was looking at the reviews on this product before buying. A lot of them had negative comments about the seats leaking, etc. I’m happy to say that my experience is completely different than what others have stated. The seat does not leak any water.

Not even a drop. And there were some very uncomplimentary remarks regarding the smell, but as soon as I arrived, the odor disappeared (it had been mentioned in one review). Installation was simple and straight forward. As many have said, there are tons of videos out on YouTube which helped tremendously. My only issue was that I couldn’t get the T valve to connect properly to the water supply line. After contacting customer service, they ended up sending me another complete set.

All in all, great customer service and I am extremely satisfied with this purchase. It feels like a quality item.

I was looking for an non electric bidet but I didn’t want to pay a ridiculous amount or have one that I would need to replace every 2 years because it would break. This has been perfect. It arrived quickly, was easy to install even when my husband is not great at following directions lol He did half the work while I did the other half. The only hard part you will find is making sure your toilet is raised enough so this can get underneath effectively. Also make sure you turn the water off before you put it on top as well as turn the faucet handle down. We had leaks from under the cabinet where the water line came through and also from around the seat area which we were able to solve by tightening up some of the bolts.

Now it works perfectly. You sit on the seat just like any regular seat and then you press a button on the foot pedal. Honestly this feels more comfortable than our actual seats do. No big clunky buttons to worry about and if you don’t use it for too long it “reboots” itself automatically so you don’t accidentally leave on the power. Love love love.

This was my first experience w a bidet seat. I am liking it so far but not love. It is very easy to install. all you need are scissors & a couple of things to cut (1 for the seat part & 1 for the back flush valve). Also needed is a towel or two as you will be wiping yourself off in the beginning. We have another one on order. But this worked well enough that we did not need it.

This comes all ready assembled and only needs to be put together which took me about 30 minutes total. Directions were clear on how to assemble although some parts seemed confusingly labeled. A few screws threw me though. At least they were big enough to see them clearly. LOL As others said, when installing make sure the seat is down and then follow the directions carefully.

My husband initially installed this thinking there was a tube leading from the wall to where the seat attaches however there wasn’t any. So he had to remove the tank lid which I thought would be tedious since it’s right up under the lip. Well, it turns out the instructions actually say to remove the tank lid *before* attaching the seat. So he didn’t do that and ended up breaking a small plastic piece that holds the tank on. Not a deal breaker.

Again, it works fine but just saying. The seat has a slight bit of a learning curve. What does what. For example, the seat can go in either way for us. If I lean forward on the seat it goes in the drain opening. Same thing if I sit backwards. I guess it makes sense to someone who doesn’t own one though lol.

With that said, cleaning seems easier than other toilets I’ve used in the past. There are filters that build up stuff over time & even when you flush like it says sometimes nothing happens because there isn’t any water to begin with. I’m hoping I’ll get many years of enjoyment out of this little guy.

I have been using a traditional bidet seat for years. I am very pleased to now be using an Alpha JX that is wireless. The installation was very easy, the seat looks beautiful, and so far it works like a charm. For anyone thinking of getting one of these seats, do not hesitate. It definitely is worth every penny. Also, make sure you get the seat that connects directly onto the ball valve. My old bidet seat had a separate adapter fitting at first which caused me some confusion when connecting the new seat.

Note: This does NOT come with a remote controller but can easily connect to your smartphone via Bluetooth. There are also many different accessories available from the manufacturer as well as other companies such as Amazon. One last note. These seats are quite large. They are not intended for people who sit on the toilet for long periods of time.

If this is the case, please consider another product.