Most people never question the way they clean up after the bathroom. If you are wondering whether a bidet is worth trying, here are five reasons homeowners give for adding one, in their own words where we have them.
A cleaner clean.
Water does the cleaning. Paper just does the drying. Dial the pressure from a soft rinse to a deep clean, with separate rear and front wash. Use less paper, save every month.
“After my first use I was hooked.”
Raina F., verified buyer
No plumber, no outlet, about 15 minutes.
It sits under your existing two-piece toilet seat and uses your toilet's cold water line. The tools are in the box and nothing plugs in. Want warm water? See Revolution Plus.
“…installation took 12 minutes. No leaks.”
Sarah K., verified buyer
Want to see it up close? Five finishes, tools in the box, installed tonight.
See the RevolutionIt cleans itself and shuts itself off.
The nozzle cleans itself before and after each use, and the water stops the moment you release the button.
“The auto shut-off and self-cleaning nozzle are genius features.”
Tyler B., verified buyer
The whole household uses it.
Rear and front wash work for men, women and children. One customer ordered two more for the other bathrooms on day one.
Two or three bathrooms? Two bidets are $159 and three are $219.
Shop the packsPick the style that fits your bathroom and try it out for 60 days.
Choose from five finishes and try it risk free. If it is not for you, send it back, and every unit comes with a 1-year warranty.
“Better than my $400 bidet seat”
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