Excellent quality, easy to install

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I get so mad every time I have to buy TP since the prices have been insane since Covid. Even on sale it's daylight robbery. Ever since I got this bidet adapter I have been through one roll over the last few months, mostly for things like blowing my nose.Install is straightforward, even if the manual is not exactly written in perfect English. All parts fit well and the unit worked right away without issues. Both spray functions do a good job. One might need to shift position back and forth a little to ensure thorough cleaning. The fact that the water is not heated is less of an issue, but for those among us who are running this thing for 5+ seconds to be extra clean will eventually feel the cold. No regrets though. Makes me smile every time when I consider how much beer I can buy instead of spending it on TP. Better carbon footprint, too!

* Easy to Install* Easy to Use* Save money on Toilet paper* Effective

If you don’t own a bidet, you should. This one was so easy to install and it works great. The only downside is the water feels cold. lol. But, you get used to it. The jet is powerful enough to get the job done. No issues cleaning around it either.

I liked the price, and the looks and it seems to function well. I thought the installation would be easy, but the old connection to the bottom of the "T" valve wanted to leak for some reason. Perhaps that whole lower flex hose and fittings should have been replaced with new ones. I did get it to stop leaking, but I consider myself mechanically inclined and have lots of tools, but it still took me over an hour of fussing and bending over in the tight fit between the toilet and the wall. I'm going to get some help from a plumber if there is a next time.

I thought I needed warm water, I do not. I was concerned that the price point would dictate the quality. It does not. This unit works well. It has a lot of pressure, but (no pun intended) I am used to that now. You can somewhat regulate the pressure by not turning the valves fully open. I have been using it for 9 months. the odd time the rear valves will drip. I turn it to the off position and that fixes it (you can leave it at a setting for next time). I would definitely buy this unit again

I purchased this item a month ago. I’m taking the time to review it because it is so much better than I expected. I figured the good price may have reduced the quality. Not so. It works great, plus it has metal components, not plastic like so many. Teflon tape included. No leaks at all. Took me thirty minutes to install; anybody else could do it in much less time.There’s no electronics involved – no dryers or heated water – so it is a very simple install. The cold water comes directly from the wall, not the tank. Frankly, the temp doesn’t seem to affect the effectiveness and my bum could care less. The power-spray has force-settings – gentler to power-wash. I use the gentle setting which is plenty strong. This also has a “female” setting that angles the sprayer forward a bit; it is gentler (supposedly) and would be good for those gals who still have their monthlies.I went through all the reviews of the knock-offs, the earlier models, the ones that were cheaper – don’t get them. This model - Yasfel, model #‎AU0984 is the best. Be sure to scroll (and scroll) down to the product information and confirm the model #.Yasfel install video. I went through every single video available on installation of all the Yasfel models and this was the best. It was an earlier model than I purchased, but the installation is the same.https://www.amazon.com/YASFEL-Bidet-Retractable-Attachment-Adjustment-dp-B0B8H9ZSJW/dp/B0B8H9ZSJW/ref=dp_ob_title_hi?th=1

This is a bidet for my second bathroom, my first being the Luxe W85 (Walmart exclusive model) that I bought a while ago on sale and they are very comparable in actual use and features but this Yasfel is cheaper by quite a bit.This top section is aimed at those that never had a bidet, the bottom is for those wondering about the installation/comparison between this Yasfel and the Luxe W85.---------------------------------First, if you never had a bidet, you should get one! They aren't as life changing as some make it out to be, but they are nice to have, aren't very expensive, can be installed easily, and are pretty discrete once installed.Second, I don't think a bidet will eliminate the need for TP, but will cut down on how much is needed depending on your habits. Also, I think you will need to use at least some to dry off after using it.Third, if you are worried about it not being heated, worry not! Unless you live in climate where it's cold enough to need a heated toilet seat, I think you can get away with an unheated bidet. I, at least, wasn't as sensitive to cold water down there as I thought I would be. It's not nearly as bad as washing your hands in cold water is, for instance, since we have far more nerves in our hands.And forth, installation is easy! Don't let that scare you off. Included instructions are nice and clear with diagrams to help. The kit even includes some Teflon plumbers tape so all you will need is a screwdriver (to remove the toilet seat) and a wrench to work with the hoses.---------------------------------Installation was just as easy as the W85 (took me about 30 minutes), but it should be noted that unlike the Luxe, the Yasfel doesn't come with wrenches and only a metal T waterline splitter. So you will need your own tools to install the Yasfel. However, I think most people that are buying a bidet intending to install it themselves probably have the requisite tools of a wrench and screwdriver. Personally, I think this is a win for the Yasfel; I would rather pay less and have fewer accessories that I'm not going use and/or not need, but that's just me.One thing to note on installation, my toilets used PEX from the water valve to the water tank that was exactly the length necessary to reach. PEX is too stiff to bend it enough to make room for the T splitter so I had to replace my supply line hoses with the normal braided metal ones in order to install both of my bidets. YMMV since every bathroom is different, but it's something to be aware of if you are considering one of these.Once installed, function of the Yasfel and W85 are exactly the same. One dial controls which nozzle is used and one controls the water pressure. The Yasfel has the advantage of having a more gradual pressure control, which I appreciate.The only feature that the W85 has that the Yasefel doesn't is the splash guard door. So if that's a deal breaker, be aware. Also, the water inlet placement of the two are different. The Yasfel's inlet is pointing directly down while the W85's inlet is at the back of the control section. This means that the water hose on the Yasfel hangs down and is more likely to be bumped, caught, or generally be in the way compared to the rear exiting W85. Depending on your bathroom layout and toilet placement, this could be an issue for you, but for me, since that side of my toilet is right next to my tub, I don't foresee it being a problem.And lastly, both models share an annoyance. The label/decal around the dials isn't made from a hard, clear plastic, it's a rubbery material. This means cleaning that portion is needlessly difficult since it clings to contaminates. This is a shame since the rest of the bidet is hard, slick plastic that cleans up super easy.All in all, I'm very happy with this Yasfel. It's feature rich, easy to use and install, and was a great price at only about twenty freedom buckaroos. So get one! Your bottom will thank you. :)

I got this for my husband for Father’s Day because his friend has one and he’s wanted a bidet ever since. Because we’re renting I’m not going to buy the actual toilet so I went for something that’ll do the job. My husband is not human and spends way too much time in the bathroom so I thought I should cut the wiping time and boy does it do the job. We couldn’t figure out how it sprays so we waited with it on before it sprayed all the way to the other way with a hard impact sound. He looked at me nervously but decided to give it a try and fell in love. He begged me to try and I did, I don’t enjoy the female setting at all. It felt way too hard and the softest setting only dribbles into the water it doesn’t actually spray. Good thing it’s only for him. He says one spray and it’s like he just got out of the shower. It was easy to install, the toilet was old and we broke the original toilet metal pipe thing, one quick trip to Home Depot and we were in business. Very cheap for a bidet and works well. Softness my husband says is fine, I think it’s too intense for my parts.