Brondell FreshSpa Easy Bidet Toilet Attachment for Hygienic Bathroom Care

Beredith: Permet de laver les toilettes et faire nos ablutions

Canada on Oct 10, 2023

HollyHolly: Found this bidet at an air bnb we stayed at recently and my husband just had to have it!

This bidet it great because it can be used with any toilet type and you don’t have to purchase a new seat or worry it’s the wrong fit. The fitting that came with it to connect to our water supply are standard but the wrong size for us, but with a quick call to brondells customer service we were able to find a solution with no hold time!

We’ll priced and clean design.

Highly recommend

Canada on Oct 03, 2023

Maachi: Just installed it in 15 minutes.

At first was apprehensive that the cold water may be too cold but my fear was completely baseless. Blondell has a real winner here
. The spa works flawlessly and it does clean thoroughly and saves on toilet paper

Thank you….

Canada on Oct 02, 2023

Randall W. RasnerRandall W. Rasner: Honest review of Brondell Bidet - Thinline SimpleSpa SS-150 Fresh Water Spray Non-Electric Bidet Toilet Attachment in White with Self Cleaning Nozzle at $34.99 (tax excluded) at time of order.

This is my third bidet that I have purchased, and I have to say that I wish I had purchased one years ago. My first one was a non-electric Brondell Bidet Seat for the elongated toilet in my main bathroom that had the bidet built into the seat. It had the front and back cleaning plus self-cleaning nozzles. My second bidet was another brand that was a non-electric attachment for my spare bathroom that had the standard round toilet seat. The Brondell seat reduced the toilet hole size (photos depict both) and did not seem to allow the stream to hit the target area as well as my other brand (SOMODRA) of attachment. I figured it was probably the reduction in the hole size. My hopes were that buying another Brondell brand, that I could use the same hose connectors to the bidet itself, but such was not the case. The connector fit the outlet from the main supply line but was different to the connection on the Brondell bidet itself. So, I made the changes on the hose connections. This was...

United States on Aug 02, 2023

Eye1eye2: D'entrée de jeu, je précise que la buse dite pour femmes est totalement inutilisable, à moins que nettoyer le dessous de la lunette après chaque utilisation vous amuse. Ma femme a constaté ce problème; j'ai voulu savoir comment s'en tirerait un homme: pas mieux. Ce n'est pas un problème physiologique, c'est un ajout bricolé n'importe comment par le fabricant.
Notre toilette est pourtant du modèle le plus courant, la lunette aussi, et le jet pour l'arrière atteint pile son objectif; j'en conclu que la majorité des utilisatrices auront le même problème. Chez-moi, personne n'accordait réellement d'importance à cette fonction ajoutée, alors ça va; mais si vous choisissez ce modèle particulier pour cette buse soi-disant utile aux femmes, vous regretterez cet achat.
Par ailleurs, pour quiconque désire un bidet pour sa fonction de base – nettoyer après les selles –, c'est un très bon achat.

À l'attention de ceux qui ont une toute petite salle de bain ou chez qui la cuvette est à 35 cm ou moins d'un mur, armez-vous d'un peu plus de patience: il vous faudra une heure, au minimum – et si vous êtes corpulent, vous aurez un plaisir fou à vous...

Canada on Nov 03, 2022

habilus: I'm an apartment dweller who has installed two dedicated ceramic bidets (as a former building superintendent I have renovated several bathrooms), one Tushy and one Brondell. After a recent move to a new apartment where I am just a tenant, it was time to install a new non-electric bidet. I chose to get the Brondell again over the Tushy. Here's why:

Back when those clever, irreverent Tushy ads started appearing on Instagram I was all for it. My girlfriend bought me the dual-temp model as a gift and we used the hell out of that thing for several years, despite its shortcomings: sometimes it was tough turning the knurled knobs, and it developed a mysterious crack in the area that sat under the toilet seat that, while it didn't impair function, quickly got gross and hard-to-clean. Same with the exposed gaps where the seat bolts passed through...another grossness trap. We put up with it because, as anyone who has gotten one of these things will tell you, there is NO going back after you have one. We figured we'd eventually replace it with another Tushy when it stopped working.

Fast forward a couple of years and we bought a water-access, off-grid propert for weekend use. We...

Canada on Mar 28, 2022

GlenGlen: Toilet: Kohler Santa Rosa

Ordered the brondell thinline for my mother who is elderly, has a leg amputation, and Parkinson’s. Thought it would help her bathroom experience and hygiene and I was right. Decided to order one for myself to try it first and absolutely love having a bidet now. Everyone without one is living in the dark ages. Should be the law in this country that everyone have one. Love it!!

That being said, as per the photos, I made a slight modification that I think many people might wanna make and I’ll explain why.

I’m a single male aged 40 and also a diy guy when it comes to construction, plumbing, etc. I installed this in my master bathroom. Tried it and loved it.

But here is the problem with nearly all bidets like this one. They put a t-valve between your supply line from the wall and your toilet. Then the t-valve is connected to the bidet, which has a valve to turn the bidet on/off when in use. The issue here is that if the bidet valve fails or a part of the bidet breaks, you have full water pressure from the supply line ready to flood the house. This isn’t a problem when a toilet fails internally because the water just goes...

United States on Feb 14, 2020