Bidet Attachment — Ten Minutes, No Plumber

Ships from our US warehouse in 2–5 days.

Every toilet in Japan has one. Most of Europe. Yours can, in about ten minutes, with a screwdriver you may not even need.

It sits under the seat you already have — 0.3 inches thin, so the seat still closes flat — and draws from the cold supply behind the tank. A dial sets the pressure. A switch chooses front or rear wash. The nozzles retract behind a guard and rinse themselves before and after each use.

On the water: it's cold, and after the first day nobody mentions it. Think of washing your hands.

• Dual retractable nozzles, self-rinsing, behind a splash guard
• Pressure dial; front and rear wash
• 0.3" ultra-slim body — the seat sits flat
• Fits standard two-piece toilets; unscrews without a trace when you move
• No electricity, no plumber, no drilling

Fit: Standard two-piece toilets with a ½" or ⅞" supply valve. Not suitable for most one-piece or wall-mounted toilets — check before ordering.

Will it leak? Not if the T-adapter is seated and the washer is in place. Full fitting instructions are in the box.
Is the water warm? No. Owners tell us it stops mattering by day two.
Can I take it when I move? Yes. Unscrew it and the toilet is as it was.