Bidet Left Hand Bidet Attachment SouthSpa Dual Nozzle - control panel on left side - Dual Positionable Nozzles for front and rear wash, LH-12

Great option for space constrained areas, or individuals with mobility issues on their right side. It's a little bit more pricey than standard right handed models, but I'm sure they sell far fewer of left handed configuration. It installs easy with simple hand tools. Very functional with plenty of power. It's cold water only which is not a huge deal for me and likely won't be for you either. It's easy to clean.. just hose it down with bleach spray and rinse it off. It even has a self cleaning feature for the nozzle. Overall id say number 1, get a bidet.... Any bidet is better than nothing, and number 2, if you need a left handed bidet, get this one. It works great.

I didn't know that a retro fit bidet was even available until a friend suggested I look into it as I was facing surgery on my dominant hand. I thought you had to purchase an entire fixture to have such a feature. Let me tell you, this is one great and very reasonably priced item! I purchased the left-hand version as my vanity is on that side. A suggestion to other potential buyers: Buy a longer hose (48") and a 3/8" chrome tee with an integral ball valve (both available from Amazon) and tap into the hot water supply under vanity to enjoy a warm wash instead of cold especially if you have a well as we do. It requires a small hole drilled into side of cabinet but it looks fine and is well worth it! The tee/valve connects on top of a chrome shutoff valve, which is the standard valve usually present. Very easy. Highly recommend! Forgot to mention that Rufus could not answer if it would work with an elevated seat. I have a 3" Kohler elevated elongated seat from Amazon due to hip replacement and the bidet works perfectly. Just added clear "pee guards" from Amazon to the front portion to close the gap between seat and toilet rim.

Update on the Bidet. The bidet was leaking water in the toilet bowl and I reordered another one to replace and but the leak was getting worse. But after careful research, I realized it was due to the high water pressure in my apartment , which I can not control. I even tried to turn off lower the water pressure by turning off the knob at the toilet tank and was still leaking. I found the solution. I brought a bidet valve that had an on and off switch. Reinstalled the valve to be able to turn on and off the bidet... problem solved, no more leaks. If I need to use the bidet. I turn it on. If not, I turn it off at the switch and just use the toilet as normal without needing to turn on and off the toilet's water supply. If you are having issues like I described, this is the solution to keep your bidet working correctly and not waste water.

It works great so far I had it for about 10 months so far so good.

I really wanted to love this bidet. For all intents and purposes, a bidet is life changing. However, I am on my second bidet of this brand and will need to replace this one too. I like the right hand or left hand controls option (I bought the left handed control option), it's really easy to install, and works well. What I don't like is that after a few months with my first one, it started to drip incessantly from the area where the spray nozzles are. I figured maybe it was a defective unit, so I took it apart, inspected for any cracked plastic, replaced all the o-rings, and reinstalled it. Still dripped. So I ordered another one to replace the first one, thinking it was probably just a one off issue. Installed the second one and it's been fine for a few months. About a month ago, it started dripping. It is now dripping about once a second, just like the first one, so I don't think it's a coincidence that I somehow got two defective units. I have the toilet seat risers also installed with the second bidet, as I thought maybe that was the reason for the issue with the first one. I will absolutely be purchasing another bidet to replace this one, but not one made by this manufacturer. It's incredibly frustrating having the same issue multiple times and it's gotten expensive to replace. I hope the manufacturer figures out what the problem is and fixes it for the future.

Great Bidet. Easy to install in a few minutes. You can control the power of the spray. It will wash the front or the back. You feel clean and refreshed. It saves on toilet paper. The whole family will benefit from using a Bidet.

Hypothetical: if you get mud on your hands and wipe it with some paper towels, would you consider your hands clean? I would not. Now imagine going Number 2 and wiping your nether regions with toilet paper. Clean now? What about smell? I saw an interview with a Little Person where he revealed that Little People can tell who (among Big People) is clean and who isn’t by their smell, while Big People haven’t a clue. You can guess what smell he was talking about. This bidet is a paradigm shift for me. My entire family uses this daily. I feel cleaner and more confident about my hygiene. Installation: fairly easy and straightforward. Takes about 10-15 minutes to install. Mostly taking the tubing off and putting the adapter (pictured) on and making sure things are not leaking. I had to look for a left side bidet because of my bathroom setup. So this worked out great. Cheapskate rating: worth the money, especially if you have a lot of women in the house. They love it.

Basic operation works as advertised. Installation was easy. The so-called ”Operators Manual“, Is nothing more than install instructions. (clearly translated from Chinese). It doesn’t mention anything about the puddles of water that leaks-out from under the seat or how to fix it. I bought an additional product (weather-stripping) to modify the seat and fix the problem. My wife says that the ”female” nozzle is ineffective and a waste of time

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I spent way too long debating getting a bidet and now I’m kicking myself for waiting. Installation was straight forward and simple, and it works as expected. The “self cleaning” option was absolutely non negotiable for me and I’m glad I went that route. I don’t mind that it’s not heated but if you are super sensitive to cold you might want to explore your options. Getting the angles to hit the right areas is definitely a learning curve, and I certainly found myself googling “bidet tips” a time or two to make sure I was approaching it correctly but now that I’m getting the hang of it I can’t imagine ever going back to plain old tp and wet wipes! If you struggle with irritated hemorrhoids from excessive wiping absolutely give a bidet a shot. I even love it for a quick rinse during my time of the month as I am a very heavy bleeder and it’s just so nice to be able to freshen up easily.

Simply brilliant . Cant imagine life without it

was looking for a left side controlled bidet for my toilet just to hide the bulky controller and hose out of sight, and this one was perfect ! Pros: - Easy to install into my existing seat - Easy to use for both right and left handed - Back and front wash with separate nozzle rods - Nozzle angle adjustable - Nozzle wash - Water pressure is great!, using the house water pressure - Turn on the nozzle clean during the bottom wash, And i'll soften the water jet,you'll feel a bubbly water stream! - Switches feels in good quality - No leaks so far :) Cons: - Style of controller could be more modern - Hose connection on the controller is better to be on the bottom to be more hidden Overall, very happy with the performance so far, highly recommended !

Actually, it does a good just if you don't have a Bidet. As for winter months, water is pretty cold here, but since I am South, it did not matter. But if water is very cold in winter months, I suggest you get the same brand but with hot water insert.