Agree with the other five star reviews, just great! The angle adjuster is mechanical and a little silly but fine. Has a mechanism that drenches the spout every time it’s turned on and off which helps with hygiene. Installation easy but be careful about water supply and trusting your valves work.Be aware the fasteners don’t always twist in the direction you expect.Very effective and if you want you can get a pretty extreme flow haha. I find the first couple levels more than adequate. Definitely worth the spend and I use a lot less toilet paper.Yes it’s plastic but seems quality enough and works very well.

I've had the tushy for almost 3 years now and never reviewed it. Upon moving homes and transferring the tushy I am now reviewing it finally. It's incredibly easy to install - no tools for the tushy itself but depending on your toilet seat, likely a screwdriver to get the seat off. I am FAR from a handy person, and it only took me 15 minutes to install. The water line diverts from the existing toilet hose with the included adaptor part. The bidet works well with a simple, clean looking dial, and a toggle sliding piece to adjust the angle of the spray nozzle. Other models of the tushy have a warm water line, but make sure you're able to get hot water line to your toilet if that's an important feature for you. This 3.0 model is only tap water. NO electricity is needed, it simply uses the existing water supply to your golden throne. If you're reading this, you're in the market for a tush wash; look no further.

This was super easy for my husband to attach to our toilet and the hot water. The instructions were very easy to follow, and it comes with all the attachments you need. Also, the enclosed "funny toilet reading" booklet was hilarious LOL. This is the best thing to have if you ever have a hemorrhoidectomy and it will help you heal with the warm water adjustment; you can adjust the water flow stream to gentle, high or low and its CLEANER than a toilet you attach with a sitz bath bucket, that circulates nasty water. YUCK! You also save on a water bill from having to fill your tub for a sitz bath too. I hate trying to get in my tub after surgery, due to incisions because its difficult. ( I also recommend getting a Squatty Potty to recover from hemorrhoid surgery for using the bathroom) You can adjust the water temperature and pressure on the two adjacent dials. I highly recommend this. Toilet paper is so harsh for your "TUSHY" so use this! I LOVE IT! Its well made and a great price. Its very stable on our toilet, and very well made!

Tushy was the first bidet attachment brand that I was introduced to so I immediately bought one for myself. I wanted warm/hot water so I got the Spa model.The #1 reason I’d choose Tushy brand again is because how easy, quick and LEAK FREE the installation was, as I’ve now installed 3 of them.I looked at other brands after I installed my Tushy and I saw that Luxe was very popular and half the price so I ordered one, even though I live by the mantra, “You get what you pay for.” I also ignored that customers noted leakage as a con for the Luxe brand since I had no issues installing 3 Tushy’s.I should’ve stuck to my mantra and heeded other customers’ advice.Installation was a pain! The Luxe NEO 320 Plus leaked from every single connection at one point or another during the installation. Granted, I didn’t realize there was Plumber’s tape included but in my defense, the video tutorials did not mention it at all. These bidet attachments are my first attempt at any kind of plumbing at all, like most of us, I’m assuming. In contrast to Tushy, where it was just one clear and easy to understand video that included all of the info, unlike Luxe’s multiple short videos that just aren’t as user friendly when you have to keep scrolling down to start the next extremely short video. My issue is that I shouldn’t have to read every form of instructions (video, written) to get the all of the installation info.I almost gave up on the Luxe as it was taking such a long time to fix the leaks, some even persisted after I used the Plumber’s tape. I found that with the Luxe, you had to over tighten everything to stop the leaks, which feels like a bad design. The Tushy was mainly hand tightened. Just a couple spots required an adjustable wrench. Big difference. All that said, I think I like the Luxe better after installation, but I wouldn’t go through that terrible installation process again, so the Tushy wins.Tushy pros: easy install, nozzle adjuster so you can target front to back.Tushy Spa cons: water feels just warm with knob turned all the way to the right. I did find that you can get much warmer to hot water by turning the knob past its set end point. That could damage the knob eventually though.Since the knobs are round, they become slippery if your hands are wet.The water spray is narrower than Luxe’s, not a huge deal, but Luxe’s feels gentler and I like the slightly wider spray.The nozzle adjuster barely moves on the Spa model. Maybe 1/4 of an inch when their website says it should move a 1/2 inch. That means you may have to do a little more leaning and adjusting on the toilet seat to get the spray where you want it. Probably not a huge deal but the nozzle adjuster on the Classic model moves a lot more than a 1/2 inch. I messaged Tushy about this on their website and included a video but they haven't replied to me. Interesting since they like to mention their excellent customer service.I couldn’t get my quick release toilet seat to lock in place for some reason. The Classic model worked with another quick release toilet seat though. I didn’t troubleshoot the Spa issue with Tushy since I switched to Luxe.Luxe NEO 320 Plus pros: the controls are better than Tushy. They have levers instead of round knobs so it doesn’t matter if your hands are wet.Water actually gets quite hot when you turn the knob all the way. Wider and gentler spray. It has a hinged design where you don't have to completely remove your toilet seat, just loosen it a little. This hinged design also allows you to lift the attachment up to clean under it while most other bidet attachments are fixed.Luxe NEO 320 Plus cons: terrible installation process and video tutorial.Other differences between the 2 models: the Tushy Spa has one uncovered adjustable nozzle while the Luxe NEO 320 Plus has two fixed but covered nozzles, one for front cleaning and one for the back. I don’t know how much difference 1 or 2 nozzles will make in the long run. Maybe more issues due to having more moving parts. So far I haven’t had an issue with the fixed nozzles compared to an adjustable one. The covered nozzles are nice though, as they can get soiled.There are pros and cons for both but nothing is worth the long and difficult installation process of the Luxe bidet attachment so Tushy wins. Some people got it to install easily, sure, but keep reading reviews and you’ll see that a lot of people had the same experience installing the Luxe as I did. 3 installed Tushy’s with zero leaks and zero hassle and 1 Luxe installation with all the leaks.

Works exactly as I hoped. Using probably 90% less toilet paper. About a 10 minute install and super easy to use. This is my first foray into the bidet business so I can not say how this ranks with other brands or types (electric). I highly recommend this one.

This is a fantastic add on to the toilet. Setting it up was really easy. I had to make a hole in the cabinet to run the hot water line but it was super quick. I have a round toilet so the toilet seat doesn't sit down all the way now. Honestly it doesn't bother me. The bidet is still 100% functioning. Took a bit to get used to. Had to reposition myself just a little so it hit the right spot to clean and it does a great job of that. Even the lady was skeptical about it reaching her lady parts but it dose a great job getting that clean as well. Definitely worth the purchase and will probably upgrade the guest bathroom soon with a tushy.

The Tushy 3.0 is pretty easy to install (I had a rusted bolt from my toilet seat that I had to cut off with a Dremel, but that's not the product's fault). When used, it leaves you feeling much cleaner than wiping alone; the water pressure is easy to control, and the angle adjustment works as expected. I would highly recommend this product to anyone looking for an inexpensive bidet.

I'm going to preface that our household already has another bidet installed, but we wanted one for the other bathroom as well. Functionally speaking, it's great. It does exactly what it needs to with a strong spray. Installation is easy, and there's even a helpful video you can watch along with to make sure you're doing exactly what you need to. Once you're up and running, you'll start to look forward to #2. Taco Bell days will no longer be a thing to be feared (as much).So why knock off two stars? While I do insist that every home needs a bidet on every toilet they have, at this price point you can probably do better. First and foremost, I don't dig the knobs. Lever activation is just easier and makes so much more sense. On the subject of these knobs though, they're knurled for an easier grip, but I feel like adding a physical dial on top of the knob would help so much. However, I do understand that it would clash with the overall aesthetics that Tushy is going for. You may be thinking, dear reader, "if you don't like knobs why did you buy this model?" And that's a valid question. I assumed it would be fine, but my dislike of knob activation turned out to be a new discovery.Next is the positioning of the control box. If you've got a bigger booty, you may find your cheeks bumping up against the controls while enthroned. If the box was positioned just a little bit outward and a touch forward I think I wouldn't mind it as much. I got used to it eventually, but it's still a small issue when it comes to which superbowl I need to drop the browns off into.Next, the spray. Relax, it's good. Mostly. The Tushy touts a dial to better and more accurately control the range of the spray. I figured hey that's great! this should help reduce how much I need to manually wiggle around! Nah. To be honest sometimes still gotta move a little bit. You do have a much, MUCH wider range of motion, but the dial is so small it's hard to really get minute adjustments to actually matter.In conclusion, if you need to clean the chocolate off the starfish this'll do the job with flying colors. It'll clean you up better than several handfuls of TP or even a specialized set of sea shells. For the price, and knowing that this is the kind of product you cannot return for safety reasons, I would recommend doing your due diligence with your research of different models and brands.

Excelente.😊

This is an outstanding product, simple to install, and ... wait for it... a JOY to use. It won't eliminate toilet paper, but will reduce use by half and ... with total honesty... adds a new dimension of enjoyment, yes really enjoyment!, via anus massage from the normal-temperature tap water running through lines to the tank and to the sprayer. Two notes for installing: 1) first thing to check is the flexibility and length of the metal hose running from the wall to the tank - it needs to be compatible in length and flexibility to attach to the Tushy master connector (I had to buy a new one, about $15); 2) be seated when testing the adjuster knob for the first time - the spray is strong, and blew across the room when not obstructed (my unsuspecting error). The knob can be turned to a gentle spray at about half way, and to a full-strength spray when turned completely clockwise (feels good!). While a bidet with a drier might be a luxury not worth the expense, imo, the first toilet paper use after "going" can be used to dab the water around the cheeks, and then one can proceed with additional wiping, as needed. Having used this bidet for a few weeks, I applaud the Japanese for adopting/promoting it over years - why in Canada and the US have we been so stubborn to adopt? This Classic 3.0 Tushy is all one needs forever and totally change the toilet experience to pleasure, really!

If you can get the product connected it works great, but they way oversell the simplicity of installation. It is a major headache especially if you don't have the "right" toilet type/setup. I needed to custom order parts they recommended on their website after finding out I didn't have the right type and even those didn't fit what we needed. Now need to call a plumber to fix the parts they required me to remove... They should be more transparent about the toilet models that they fix and about the parts/difficulties in the process.

Fantastic product, I have never had such relaxed back side. No pain no itch. Does a great job and aims well for both genders. Warm stream works well, low setting allows warm up before contact. Do not flush before you stop the stream as it will go hot. No more abrasive paper. Easy install as long as toilet close to hot water supply.

This is my second Tushy bidet, and I remain impressed with their product.Pros:- Installation: very simple, and the included instructions basically hold your hand through the process using Ikea-style pictures.- Adaptability: the parts provided adapt to the plumbing set-up in your home, and the instructions help you determine which of the parts to use.- Non-electric: the warm water feature does not require electricity and hooks directly up to the warm water plumbing under your bathroom sink.- Flange design: Tushy has upgraded the design of the flanges since my last purchase. They are low-profile and have a clever rotating "slot" that provides excellent flexibility to adapt to your toilet seat. I have a quick-release seat that's a bit bulky where it attaches to the toilet, and the flange design made it so simple to deal with a tricky seat design- Water pressure: I'm not sure if this is specific to my home (I moved since the last installation), but I find the water pressure to be perfect on this seat. My previous one was like a pressure washer even on the lowest setting and my kids weren't comfortable using it. This one is much more comfortable and kid-friendly.Cons:- Wash Angle: I don't know if this is an issue with my toilet specifically, but I find the angle of the sprayer to be too high no matter how I adjust it. I would prefer a greater range of adjustment.- Warm Water: Because this isn't electric and hooks right into your plumbing, there is a corresponding delay for the water in the bidet to warm up as there is when you're waiting for a faucet to get warm. It's not a major issue, but if instant warm water is what you're looking for, this probably isn't the bidet for you.- Hardware: This is a minor gripe, but for this and my previous Tushy bidet, I ran into issues with the length of the existing toilet bolts that made re-installation of my toilet seat over top of the bidet quite challenging. This has nothing to do with the bidet itself, but I wholeheartedly believe that the hour I spent wrestling with the existing bolts could have been a five minute simple process if a set of long bolts and matching nuts were included with the Tushy. This is nitpicking though and can easily be dealt with if users have better forward-planning than I did.Of the cons listed above, the only one that impacted my rating is the spray angle. This is a great product at a very reasonable price.