Brondell Bidet - Thinline SimpleSpa SS-150 Fresh Water Spray Non-Electric Bidet Toilet Attachment 39.99$

Jonick wrote: ↑ Good deal on a basic bidet, bought this for the same price at Costco last year. This one is sold by a 3rd party but fulfilled by Amazon

Bidets are life changing.

https://www.amazon.ca/dp/B075MMHQX7

I bought this very model from Costco a while ago, and my life was changed

IIRC the one from Costco was a dual nozzle - I bought 3 of them.

I’ve had a variety of bidets and went back to this simple style as they are much more reliable.

Good deal!

xjesterxx wrote: ↑ IIRC the one from Costco was a dual nozzle - I bought 3 of them.

I’ve had a variety of bidets and went back to this simple style as they are much more reliable.

Good deal!

oh yeah, didn't notice that, the one I got from Costco was also dual nozzle

Looks like normal price to me based on price history.

PS: Tip to those buying bidets. Don't buy used

Jonick wrote: ↑ Good deal on a basic bidet, bought this for the same price at Costco last year. This one is sold by a 3rd party but fulfilled by Amazon

Bidets are life changing.

https://www.amazon.ca/dp/B075MMHQX7

I've had two of these exact bidets for over 2 yrs now and I can not recommend it enough and without a doubt concur that bidets are life changing and you can never go back to wiping your ars with TP like a peasant, but you will still need a square or 2 for pat-drying your starfish. Also, with a bidet "swamp-a55" will be a thing of the past!!

Bought two from Costco last year. So far so good, but always worry a water leak especially my child who once opened it accidentally, fortunately we detected it immediately.

I got this and I did like it but after a while it will just slide because it sits under the toilet seat. I also found it a bit difficult to clean so I just ended up getting the same brand but with the included seat from Costco for 80 , 85 bucks.

I highly suggest getting one that has hot/cold tap (in addition to water pressure) unless you're into cold showers!!

canada_dry wrote: ↑ I highly suggest getting one that has hot/cold tap (in addition to water pressure) unless you're into cold showers!!

Before I got mine i had this concern, but it's not necessary. You're not spraying ice cold water, it might be a surprise at first but you'll grow accustomed to cold in no time.

Sold by Healthy Homestore and Fulfilled by Amazon.
79% positive in the last 12 months (58 ratings)

What does it mean when amazon is fulfilling the order but not the actual seller? 79% positive is not good.

remik wrote: ↑ Before I got mine i had this concern, but it's not necessary. You're not spray ice cold water, it might be a surprise at first but you'll grow accustomed to cold in no time.

Warm/Hot water cleans better, dries better and just feels better IMHO. If you get one with a temperature knob at least you have that nice warm option!

SizzleChest wrote: ↑ Sold by Healthy Homestore and Fulfilled by Amazon.
79% positive in the last 12 months (58 ratings)

What does it mean when amazon is fulfilling the order but not the actual seller? 79% positive is not good.

It means the seller (Healthy Homestore) is taking part in Amazon's FBA (Fulfilled by Amazon) program.
Basically, they agree to ship all their product directly to Amazon warehouses and rely on Amazon to take care of shipping to customers instead of doing it themselves.

Amazon takes a fulfillment fee per item sold.

I have one of these on each of my toilets. It sprays quite powerfully which can be adjusted when you turn the nozzle.

10/10 value.

Pro tip - make sure the T valve they give you will fit your toilet tank. We have TOTO toilets and I had to buy a different one for $10

remik wrote: ↑ Before I got mine i had this concern, but it's not necessary. You're not spray ice cold water, it might be a surprise at first but you'll grow accustomed to cold in no time.

You are right. It's 100% not necessary. Been using one of these since 2013 and even in the dead of winter, it doesn't bother me at all.
Most of the time, the water you're spraying is just water that was sitting in the pipes of your house anyway, and is not even that cold. For sure in the winter time it's colder, but it's still not a big deal.
I don't think it's worth it to spend more on a heated version, but that's just me.

Definitely recommend these.
I started out with a brondell handheld model I think way back in 2013 and switched to a toilet seat attachment after about a year. They are so much more convenient.

A year ago, I bought this exact brand and model, but with the dual nozzle. Got it from Costco.ca for $39.99 + tax.
It's very thin and works great.

Only thing I could say negatively about it, is that I think the t-adapter should have included a shut-off valve. Again, not a huge deal, but the one I had previous from Amazon (Luxe brand), had a T-adapter with a built in shut off valve.

Jonick wrote: ↑The dual nozzle model is 46$ Costco, but to be honest I never used the front nozzle

Are you a woman? If not, it’s probably not designed with you in mind…

After much hesitancy, my wife loves the front nozzle

Appreciate your post but this is just every day price no?

Bought the duel Costco one a couple years ago. Really no one in the house uses the front option.
There was a bunch of Costco ones that would leak at the on/off seal when they were first installed but it seems that after some use the seal swell and the leaking has not been an issue. otherwise it's a nice product and very slim.

I also have a Luxe bidet neo 120. I like that one a fair bit as well it has a cleaning option. I just looked the price is gone up a fair bit from a couple years ago though.

I also just happen to look at Canadian tire and they have this seat with a built-in bidet for $100 which actually seems like a pretty good price and I might actually pull the trigger on this one for the downstairs bathroom.

https://www.canadiantire.ca/en/pdp/bron ... 6424p.html

how much better are the ones with the seat included?

mdoto wrote: ↑how much better are the ones with the seat included?

really it would depend on what you are looking at. some of the built in bidets are Rolls-Royce style: hot and cold, heated seat air dryer, flashing lights, automatic open close, you name it. or they're essentially this built into a toilet.

functionality wise they'd be the same, aesthetically it might be a bit more of a cleaner look.