RinseWorks Aquaus 360 Hand Held Bidet Sprayer: Patented Design for Maximum Cleanliness and Comfort

SueSue: I purchased this and installed it four years ago and it’s still, good-as-new. It’s incredibly easy to install with US standard plumbing.
I recently solved my only problem with the sprayer by changing the toilet seat to a Kohler brand that has what I call a ‘dam’ between the two bolts that hold the seat down. With every other toilet seat, water would inevitably get sprayed underneath the back of the toilet seat, creating a nasty mess.

United States on Aug 06, 2023

Al: Worth it .

Canada on Mar 14, 2023

Leeann Tripple: This is a great little sprayer. My husband installed it easily in minutes, and it hangs off the side of the toilet out of the way but within easy grasp. The toggle is easy to swivel with both thumb and/or forefinger and goes from super gentle to pressure washing spray easily and quickly - very controlable and smooth operation. And there are 2 sized wands and 2 different sprayer plates to personalize the sprayer's function. It's also nice to have the easily reached [while sitting down] safety shut-off valve for peace of mind. It's an attractive and high quality sprayer.
I love how I have cut way down on toilet paper [although still use tp to finish with on the backside] and just have a hand towel hanging nearby to dry with [my personal bathroom]. Using this keeps me so much fresher during the day and waaay less irritated.

One thing I to consider though is that attaching to the toilet will only provide you with cold water, which is a bit shocking in colder climates, especially in the winter! I have gotten used to it but even luke warm water would be nice. My toilet is not near a hot water source but if it was I might be tempted to figure out a way to hook it up to a mixing...

Canada on Feb 06, 2022

Amazon Customer: My husband has been wanting a bidet for a long time. I had no interest in one at all. Thought it was unnecessary. Recently, I started having some issues with irritation and such, so I had to start making some changes. I finally said yes to try a bidet, but said I wanted one specifically on a hose so I could spray front to back.
It took a few days to get used to. One, the water is cold. Two, having to switch the valve on and off each time is kind of a hassle and seems like an extra step you have to take every time you go to the bathroom. We've had it for a couple weeks now though and already it's routine for me. I've drilled into myself to remember the valve because I don't want any accidental leaks.
This really did help with the irritation! I use it all the time and only have to dab dry with toilet paper. Way less abrasive on sensitive areas!
The bidet itself seems well made. Has a good weight to it. Valve turns easily. Bidet controls are easy to control the amount of water coming out once you get used to it. This style of wand makes it easy to spray where you want it as well. Overall, super happy with this purchase!

Canada on Mar 03, 2020

JonJon: Two years ago, we purchased this  Brondell Bidet . The main purpose was to spray waste from soiled diapers into the toilet. A side benefit of this purchase was cleaner cleanup after the wife and I number 2. However, after two years, the sprayer is leaking beyond salvation.

As a result, we purchased the Aquaus 360 to replace the Brondell.

Installation took 15 minutes. I didn't require tools as everything can be hand tightened. However, some things may be a little disconnected, or at the very least, not as connected as they can be given the limitations of hand and grip strength.

Everything works as it should. The spray level is easy to adjust. My wife likes that she doesn't need to hold the sprayer at a certain constant pressure anymore to rinse off. After one night, the sprayer doesn't appear to be leaking. Just a drip or two after use.

A few things to keep in mind.

1) Unlike the old sprayer, if you turn off the main valve before you set the sprayer in the off position, there's a chance someone (or the wall) might get hit with water when the main valve is turned on. Fortunately, I was standing off to the side when my wife turned on the main...

Canada on Feb 26, 2019

Claire the Reviewer: I owned the previous Aquaus Rinseworks bidet, with the black plastic button on he handle - the fittings leaked and the button mechanism broke (jammed on).

They have greatly improved the construction with this model. The hardware in the Aquaus 360 is pretty solid, nice hose and good quality rubber on the O rings. I have been using it for about 4 months, and it has been problem free. No leaking (I leave the T-valve turned on, as flipping it back and forth seems more likely to cause this issue than prevent it), no springs or fragile plastic mechanisms to fail.

I use the 1/2" (small) sprayer end with the 5" extension. The extension keeps splashback away from my hands and allows me to aim it wherever needed. I've never used the seat-type bidets, but my friend has, and prefers this one. My house has low water pressure, but it doesn't take much to get enough of a stream to clean things. The pressure/on/off control slides smoothly and works perfectly. I was a little concerned about bumping it on accidentally when hanging it back on its hook, but it hasn't been a problem.

The spot where the T-valve attaches to the toilet tank is cramped because of the shape of my...

Canada on Dec 05, 2018

Walter O.: For medical reasons, more complete personal hygiene has become a priority concern for us. It occurred to me that a Bidet would be beneficial though it's completely off the radar for most pill-pushing Medicos. A lady friend of my wife has a condition that begs for a Bidet solution, upon using ours went straightaway and purchased her own. In her seventies, installed it herself. She reported back to my wife near-ecstatic over the benefits of it's use. Whoo hoo! She's suffered for years with a condition, though not fatal, has been most unpleasant for her. Having been on medicare for some time now, I too am frustrated that having a condition whereby I see several doctors a year, Not one of them, has EVER thought past, "take these pills, write a prescription, come back in six months!" It appears as though they are not very concerned about getting better, more about maintaining a status quo. I'm sure this is not always the case for all patients, but it has been my experience and that of many others.
I've always thought of a Bidet as a separate porcelain bowl in a large, custom-built bathroom. I was surprised to find on Amazon a variety of inexpensive, DIY bathroom appliances...

United States on Oct 31, 2018

Dean Buzzell: We’ve had this device installed for 3+ years now, and have been so pleased with it we installed a second one in our guest bathroom. I wanted to share our experience for those of you who may be considering one, or are just curious about what it is and how it works.

I spoke at length on installation in my first review, so this time I’ll speak more of durability and usage.

This device manufacturer, as do the manufacturers of similar devices, will caution you to shut off the water supply between uses. From my impressions gathered from users of other devices, that’s an absolute necessity - they’re just not designed to withstand constant 24x7 exposure to water pressure, and they eventually begin to leak at the on/off handle at the business end of the device. With both of our units, we’ve never turned off the water supply, and in three years neither have leaked a drop. They still work as well, and as smoothly today as they did when they were first installed. In fact, the ONLY evidence of usage is where they’re inserted into the wall holster - they show a bit of scuffing. We’ve had soft water throughout the house the entire time, so that may have been a...

United States on Jul 08, 2017