Droiee Bidet Sprayer for Toilet, Handheld Bidet Spray Water Kit, Bathroom Hand Shower for Self Cleaning – Reduce Toilet Paper Waste – Premium Stainless Steel

I recently installed this handheld bidet spray kit in my bathroom, and I honestly can’t believe I waited so long to make the switch. It was super easy to install—took me about 15 minutes with no plumbing experience.The water pressure is fully adjustable, which I love, because it lets you control how gentle or strong you want the spray to be. The stainless steel hose feels sturdy and durable, and the handle is easy to grip and use.It’s been a great upgrade not just for hygiene, but for saving on toilet paper too. I also appreciate that it’s helpful for cleaning cloth diapers, rinsing the toilet, and even helping elderly family members with personal care.

This sprayer looks nicer than most and it works really well. It's made of heavy duty metal and the hardware T-splitter valve and hose are not flimsy junk, they're solid and strong.I chose this particular one because I liked how the holder looks when attached to the wall, as opposed to hanging on the toilet tank, which is the other mounting option. If you choose to wall-mount, be aware the mounting holes must be one ABOVE the other, NOT side by side. I leaned that the hard way. Luckily, the holder is just big enough to cover my mistake :)I felt obligated to write a good review for this item because it is so good for such a cheap price.My girlfriend is from another country. Outside the US, most bathrooms have this device. She was very happy to see that I added it to mine. We think we're better than everywhere else, but in this area the US is behind the curve. After using it for months, I can really say this is one of the best home improvements I've ever made, and certainly the most bang for the buck.

This was easy to install. It works extremely well. The only thing I do differently was to add an additional water source to the hot water. Normally water is fairly warm when it comes out of the tap in the area that I live in but it got really cold this winter and it was not comfortable to use ice cold water to clean, my lower regions so we added a additional tap into the hot water so now I have warm water to clean my body with. I love the fact that this cleans way better than toilet paper has ever done, and I am not cutting trees down for toilet paper. The next one that I order for my guest bathroom, I will make sure that it has the ability to cook into the cold and hot water. We did have to drill a small hole into the side of my bathroom vanity to access the hot water, but it was relatively simple to do and makes a huge difference being able to have warm water to clean with.

After an year, it started giving me a leak and I am unsure how to get the spare parts.

Excellent product

couldn't get it to stop leaking when i would forget to turn off the water. tried everything. plumbing tape on female ends, double washers, today is 3/25/2025 and i just installed a different bidet which didn't come with the washer so i had to go to lowe's to find one. they don't make those kind anymore so they suggested two rubber washers that fit the hole plus pliumbers glue which looks like putty. that worked for the new one and maybe if i had had that it would have orked on the old one. it should not have needed me to trey to figure out how to stop it from leaking.

The media could not be loaded. Easy to install by following the instructions. Takes 15 minutes. Unlike some reviews say, you CAN adjust the water pressure at the valve, which is part of what’s included with the bidet and is located at the attachment under the toilet tank. You can also press down lightly on the trigger for less pressure. At the highest pressure, it will blast an extra hole into you, so be careful. LolAfter having it for two months and running into some issues that are not the fault of the bidet, but rather from the sediment in the water, I am loving it!The problems I had and how to fix:About a month in it started leaking from the nozzle. I turned the pressure off and left it alone for a day. When I turned the pressure back on it had fixed itself...Two months in, it lost pressure down to a trickle and that’s when it dawned on me that there could be sediment causing both issues. So, I unscrewed the tip of the sprayer nozzle, rinsed out the parts and put it back together. Problem solved! Back to blasting water at the highest pressure setting. I will now be unscrewing the nozzle to clean it about once a month for maintenance, which should be done anyway because of back splash and bacteria that can grow in it.I’m happy with my bidet and recommend it. Definitely worth the $25!If anything else happens I’ll update my review.

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