NEO 185 - Dual Nozzle, Self-Cleaning, Non-Electric Bidet Attachment for Toilet Seat, Adjustable Water Pressure, Rear & Feminine Wash (Blue)

Yesterday I receive the Luxe Bidet Neo 185. I installed it today without any problem. This product is very good and reliable, durable. Neo 185 was not a strange items in my hour I had 4 bath rooms all installed Neo 185 and my family has been using for 5 years +. The reason I bought another one recently one of the knob broken. I could have bought another knob but rather buy the new one because it’s been more than 5 years: wears and tears! and to be safe other washers of the hoses and internal be worn out by chlorine in the water and minerals . I love the Neo 185- cold water is all you need - it does the job really well : clean, feel comfortable and much better than toilet papers ! :) with affordable price and longevity. Thanks to a great design .

Works GREAT! Easy to Install, Robust, Simple To Use, Simple Dial Indicator. Mounted in all bathrooms within home. Several months usage, no issues.

OK - so - I have travelled all over the world in my lifetime. Most other countries use Bidets. Funny thing is, whenever I would encounter a bidet; I would sorta laff and use toilet paper as always. In the last 15 years, I have had a lot of surgeries on my back. As I've got older and now into my 60's, wiping my tush had become an "Olympic Event". It's very hard for me to "twist", so it had necessitated 4-6 "Wipe Scoops" after a PooPoo. It got worse and worse, and I was really debating getting some sort of handle or grabber to hold the paper for me while wiping. I already have one for the shower to help me clean, but when wiping a PooPoo, I was sort of "on my own". It was getting very difficult. Among other things, I am an avid fan of South Park. One of their latest episodes was about Japanese Toilets and how much Toilet Paper Americans use. I had no idea the average American uses 140 rolls a year, and it takes over 30 million trees annually to produce all of America's toilet paper. Now, I am not some Psycho environmentalist, but heck, I don't wanna kill trees either. The real message I was getting from that episode was twofold: 1. Paper Companies don't want us installing bidets and 2. Bidets are pretty dang awesome. So, that was it. I wanted to try one - for real. After doing my research, I settled on this NEO 185 unit from Luxe. I love it. I also ordered the Luxe toilet seat, as I figured the fit would be not an issue. Installing this unit along with the Luxe toilet seat took me around 15 minutes. My first "Test Drive" was fascinating. Now, a few tips: Tip 1. - This unit is not heated - if you can't bear the thought of cold water - don't get it - I tell you, the cold water feels wonderful to me, but be advised, it will be the temperature that comes from your taps. Tip 2. - Many reviewers talk about bad supplies with the kit etc. - I say HOGWASH and POPPYCOCK. The hardware provided is top-quality, and in fact, I am not a fan of "Over-Tightening" things that have good rubber gaskets as these fittings have - I only did everything "HAND-TIGHT" and then an extra 1/4 turn, and the system is NOT leaking anywhere and works perfectly. Tip 3, - Getting used to using the system. My experience is such that if you just sit still in one spot and blast your tushy a bit, you will not get all the PooPoo. Without being gross here, you will find that moving your tush forward and backward a little bit here and there, flexing Mr. Brown Eye a bit, and opening your cheeks a little will work and get your butt squeaky clean. Once I found out the "trick" to my tushy and this system, I am CLEAN as a WHISTLE once I'm done using it. Tip 4. - Drying - This system doesn't have a drying mechanism either - so - you either use toilet paper and get a hand of wet, papery mush, OR you use a towel etc. and wash them in the washing machine after a few uses, OR - you do what I am doing. I am using the ONLY wipe that is rated SAFE for American septic systems - the Cottenelle Flushable Wipes. Do your research, and you will find out that ALL other wipes, baby wipes, etc. may SAY flushable - but really are not. So, after I am done cleaning my tushy, I use one Cottenelle Flushable Wipe - and it puts that final "Spit Shine" on it. GET THIS THING - INSTALL IT CORRECTLY ACCORDING TO DIRECTIONS - AND CHANGE YOUR LIFE - I DID

I’ve used this bidet across three different toilets after moving, and overall it offers solid performance for the price. Installation is straightforward since it only connects to cold water, and it doesn’t leak as long as everything is tightened correctly. If you’re new to plumbing, I’d recommend watching a quick YouTube video beforehand—it makes the process much easier. One important thing to note is toilet bowl size. This bidet works well on standard or larger bowls, but on a smaller bowl the spray alignment wasn’t great and required sitting farther forward to use it properly. While the nozzle is adjustable, it’s still not ideal for compact toilets. Once installed on the right toilet, it’s comfortable to use and performs reliably. Just keep in mind that water pressure can vary between homes, which may affect the spray strength. Overall, it’s a good value option if you have a standard-size toilet and want a simple, no-frills bidet.

Excellect looking and working bidet. My wife loves the female portion to cool her off and refresh her. I highly recommend this model. Comes with all the tools needed for installation. Very easy to install. High quality hoses and fittings. Excellent water pressure. This item is truly a must have for the price and convenience.

Timely delivery. In working condition, no damage to box or product. Installation per instructions was easy, <15 minutes. Third-time success threading bidet hose to inlet on housing. Wet misthreads twice. Key: threaded properly if nut threads down flush to bidet arm inlet. Self-cleaning feature is a great capability.

Amazon asks the customer to review an item just after it has arrived. Sometimes one needs to use the product a few weeks before they can properly evaluate the item. I'm sure everyone knows that this product is a device that fits on a person's commode, just under the toilet seat, and is used for cleaning oneself after trips to the bathroom. One limitation of this product is that the direction of the water spray cannot be adjusted. It's fixed. One needs to compensate for this by moving the lower part of one's body around a bit to allow the spray to wash the entire area. The customer should experiment with the different settings. It seems that the setting for a male is concentrated while the spray for a female is more dispersed. Pick which one works better for you. Or use both. Also, there is a spray intensity control. Finally, it's a quality appearing product and it's not that expensive. Oh yes, this model I'm reviewing doesn't have a heater, so the temperature of the water coming out of the wall is the temperature one gets on their body. Out here in the west, that's not a problem. For those in freezing climates, you might get a sudden icy blast of water on your bottom. While not a bad way to wake up, I'd recommend a cup of coffee. Since I don't have an electrical outlet near my toilet, I didn't consider buying a heated one, but I believe they're available. It's not complicated to install, but make sure you have some adjustable wrenches and just a modicum of plumbing knowledge. Small plumbing jobs can become nightmarish if the cutoff for the commode, for example, called an angle stop, is old and rusted.

Absolutely wonderful. Easy install (around 15 minutes), multiple sprays, rear and female selections, easy to use and functions great!