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Luxe Bidet Neo 185 (Elite) Non-Electric Bidet Toilet Attachment w/ Self-cleaning Dual Nozzle and Easy Water Pressure Adjustment for Sanitary and Feminine Wash (Blue and White)?
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You don't need a complicated, pricey "Washlet".
Like $50, work great. No power needed. It's not that big of a deal to be unheated in the winter usually, not unless the plumbing runs on an exterior wall.
this one's good.
Don't worry about the "cold water only" thing, it's not a big deal.
The alternatives are expensive, bulky electric tank ones that require an outlet, or running a hot water heater line, which it stupid because it'll have to run for a minute to warm up.
I have a basic one that's male/female and cold water. I'm an apartment dweller who keeps moving, so being able to move it is important with me which most heated aren't. I only got to use the fancy one's in Japan a few times, so heated is probably really nice but not worth splurging on yet for me.
Took about 20 minutes to install, and most of that was dealing with the terrible rusted on nuts holding the seat to the bowl.
Only having a cold water line going to it is not even an issue, even in the dead of winter.
A cheap one works well. Lots on Amazon. Read the reviews.
I just bought this one: [link]
I know virtually nothing about plumbing and got through it pretty easily.
The instructions with it I thought were super easy to follow.
I did knock the float against the tank wall so that stumped me at first when it wouldn’t stop running upon filling the tank back up. Happened while tightening the hose connection. But that was just a simple repositioning fix.
El año pasado compré uno por mercadolibre a 40 lucas, pero ahora parece que no hay. La otra opción es en amazon, como este que califica para el envío gratis si agregas un par de dólares más para hacer los $49
GET A BIDET.
I never fear my period diarrhea anymore. And I also use a cup, but that is beside the point.
This is the one I have [link]
LUXE Bidet Neo 185 (Elite) Non-Electric Bidet Toilet Attachment w/ Self-cleaning Dual Nozzle and Easy Water Pressure Adjustment for Sanitary and Feminine Wash (Blue and White) [link]
Easy install and adjustable spray force.
Inexpensive bidet attachment. Those problems you're describing almost never happen if you get something like this. I suggest this one, because it's low risk, and inexpensive for you to try.
I used to have frequent issues with irritation, mostly stemming from wiping. Getting a bidet attachment made a serious positive impact on my life.
Been rockin this bad boy for a while. Its cheap, works great, and was super easy to install. Just make sure you don't dry fire it (no one sitting on the seat). After I first installed it, I turned it on with the bathroom door open and the stream shot about 10 feet and hit the wall outside the bathroom. That was only like 30% power.
You are thinking of stand alone bidets. You can buy a bidet attachment for you toilet for $40 and install it yourself.
There are lots of reviews on Amazon.
Oh god, I'm glad you're done.
You know what could be great bit of revenge that you keep to yourself? When you're living on your own, install a bidet like this one. It's fairly easy to do on your own (even if you fuck up, like I did, you can just get a replacement flex water line for $5 at home depot), and you'll bask in your newfound cleanliness. A buddy of mine told me to get a bidet to up my lifestyle, after my ex moved out, best $35 I've spent in a while. Saves TP too. But thanks for the laughs, and fuck your guy for both the dirty ass and just being an ass to you.
This is the one I got. It isn't the best but it works (even my 5 year old manages to use it.) It is hard to get centered just right and if you ever go past level one on the water pressure dial, you might hurt your self (I should probably get a pressure-reducing valve). I will say, don't worry about getting a water heating one as you get used to cool water.
After our trip to Malaysia a few years ago we decided it was pretty amazing. Also went pretty simple with a cheap Amazon special. Would love to get a fancy one someday too.
Been going strong for almost 3 years so far so not too shabby quality.
I have no knowledge to partake about loose stools, except to say that a portable bidet attachment on your primary toilet might be a quality of life improvement in the meantime. They sell them for like 40 bucks on Amazon and I've had this one for two years and it's still going strong.
(For those not versed in bidets, it basically blows water at your ass when you're on the toilet and flick a lever.)
It is a godsend when you are wiping a lot, like if you have food poisoning or are prepping for a colonoscopy or whatever. It does a much better job of cleaning than paper, and then you just wipe a little to dry off.
You can buy bidet attachments to modify the toilet in your home. There are non permanent ones, but still check with whomever you're renting from to make sure its ok.
Stay away from dairy, nuts, too much sugar. Use some Preperation H from CVS or Walgreens. Do NOT strain when using the bathroom, no matter how much you want to. Eat something greasy to loosen up if you're constipated. Then get yourself a bidet.
Link: [link]
If you have a steam or hot water radiator next to your toilet you can get the cold water only option. My husband sweat a for foot section of copper pipe that looped around behind the heater and warmed the water to tepid. Previously you had maybe only a second or two before the water was got REALLY, REALLY cold. The radiator warms the water in the winter and you don't need a heater in the summer because the water is just cool and it feels fine.
I got a bidet attachment for my toilet and it has helped me in so many ways. I feel cleaner, my hemorrhoids don't flare up anymore, and it can essentially be used like an enema before a session. I now hate using any other toilet. And they are super easy to install.
I got one similar to this: [link]
Well, they do have bidet attachments. We've put that in our house because redoing a whole bathroom just for tush cleaning is ridiculous.
You can buy one on Amazon for about $50.
I've used this one for years. Super simple to install
Bidets cost about $25-50 depending on the brand. You can get some that attach to your toilet.
Edit: $39.28 if you get it in blue [link]
Here you go. It was incredibly easy to install.
Mine was $36, after the $4 coupon.
I got this one just as panda was growing: https://www.amazon.com/Bidet-Non-Electric-Mechanical-Attachment-Self-Cleaning/dp/B00P2XZDGG/ref=sr_1_6?dchild=1&keywords=luxe+bidet&qid=1600197937&s=hi&sr=1-6
I have bumpers with it. Works fine. One thing I don't know what to deal with is, um, what I'll call over-spray. At max pressure, itresults in some water spraying onto the toilet seat. Maybe different butts yield different results.
I (female) have the Luxe Neo 185 that I purchased on Amazon for ~$60 USD. I HIGHLY recommend it as it's simple to install, gets the job done and hits right where it's supposed to.
If you don't need the "Feminine Wash" feature at all then I would go with the less expensive Neo 120 if you only have a cold water connection or the Neo 250 if you have a hot water connection near your toilet.
Super easy to install.
Best of luck
So, it's an attachment on your toilet that actually sprays water to clean you off.
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I can vouch for this one: [link] It works well and it was easy to install once I learned what plumber's tape was. I've had it since 2018 with no problems.
Odd. I’ll try to paste it in this reply. Otherwise good luck.
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This is what I got. Just a cheap high rated one because I thought I would hate it. But I’ve had it for like 5 years now with no issues. I did have to get toilet seat bumpers to make it fit right.
Edit: if you buy one of these their strength is related to the water pressure of your home. In most of the 1st world that means you will blow your ass off at full pressure. Use the knob very carefully.
A bidet will change your life.
The Luxe Neo 185 is perfect. It has the feminine wash and the backside wash. It's currently $40 on Amazon. Be sure to get the T-Adapter to help with the water pressure settings. Also, I would grab some Toilet Seat Bumpers to help keep your toilet seat level after you install the Luxe.
They have ones geared towards women so you can wash really both front and back. I just got this one: [link]
It’s great too when you have your period.
Yes, absolutely yes. This is the one I got and I paid $40 for it 5 years ago. Still going strong.
It should be a fairly easy install even without plumbing experience.
- Turn off the water
- Remove the old water line and clean up the water that drips everywhere
- Attach the new bracket
- Attach the new water line(s)
- Turn on water & check for leaks
I would also recommend Teflon tape for the threads of everything, but don't buy that particular one. I was just linking to something to get. Go to Home Depot, Lowe's, or Ace and pick up a roll for $2.
Here you go. It's great.
Deal link: Amazon
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Amazon, but I bought mine about 5 years ago and there was a rush on them during the last few weeks.
1 put the phone down on the counter or safe spot.
2 spray into the toilet at desired area. Other options come from inside the bowl, much nicer and safer.
3 using a "hand" towel dry area, possible * check with toilet paper depending on your Bristol Stool score.
4 flush and wash and be on your way!
Yea there's a lot of good ones on Amazon. This is the one i have at home. It's really easy to install - took me only 10 minutes and I have no plumbing knowledge whatsoever. It's so simple and effective.
You're doing it wrong. Get yourself a bidet attachment for about $40. Once you realize how dirty you were before using just paper, you'll wonder how you ever lived without it.
DO IT!!! You won't regret it (after the first week). It is an 'odd concept' at first... Just something that we generally seem to shy away from in the US. And since it's not been part of our process since the go, when we were first learning it, it seems too foreign to most adults now.
In speaking with my international friends about it, they've admitted feeling that it is 'gross' that we don't have them in the US - generally just viewing it as a "yeah, duh - having one is better than not having one, but if you don't understand basic hygiene, we're not here to make you feel bad about it". Then, when we traveled in Europe a couple of years back, they were everywhere - it was just a normal part of the whole process... "Has to be something to this, right?"
I'd largely forgotten about it, assuming that the upgrade would require the whole toilet to be replaced and so therefore too costly... Then during a recent business trip north, I visited an associates house which had an upgrade similar to this installed - so I had to ask for his input... Glowing recommendations from him and his wife - "worth every penny and it will actually pay for itself when you consider TP usage"... Then just a short time later, I see them popping up for ~$30 on Amazon, so I figured I could gamble $30 on a trial.
I can't imagine going back now... Aside from the hygienics of it all, there is a huge change in TP consumption. We're estimating a 2/3 reduction going forward, which is pretty awesome. I know it seems a silly thing to be enthusiastic about, but I feel as if I'd been living willfully ignorant to the reality of how we go about this process in the US - and that I've now had the blinders removed from my eyes.