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Bidet Toilet Seat Attachment £25.63 @ AliExpress Samodra Store

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Bidet Toilet Seat Attachment.
Turns your toilet into a bidet. Attach to the toilet and plumb in water for directional spray.
Ultra-thin Non-electric Self-cleaning Dual Nozzles Frontal & Rear Wash Cold Water Personal Hygiene.
Dispatches from uk warehouse.

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  1. newbie68's avatar
    I thought about one of these when I was seeking a solution to reduce of wipes/toilet paper etc. Ended up with a portable bidet bottle - thought it would be no use, but at £8 it was worth a try. I am amazed how effective it is. Quick and easy to use (just fill with warm water) and very very effective. Wipes have now been removed and toilet roll use has reduced enormously. You feel (and are) so much cleaner to boot. It's a must try.
    Nonamenonumber's avatar
    try doing that in work
  2. OliWarner's avatar
    These are —as directed by sellers— directly plumbed into your water supply. That's not a good idea. People get sick from poor bidet installations and the UK water regulations reflect this.

    To stay within the regs, you need fluid category 5 rated backflow protection. Basically a separate cistern. And that nukes your pressure. Pumped cisterns are super expensive. Specialised unvented heaters are even more. It's basically impossible to install one of these to regs without spending £400.

    Wonder how many people are though.
    MilkTheFrog's avatar
    The exception to this rule is "above the rim" types which only need an AUK2 air gap above the spillover level of the bowl. From what I've seen, models which replace your whole toilet seat might come under this as the jets retract within the seat when not in use. But it's not often stated whether they're precicely compliant or not.
  3. frankpike's avatar
    Is this compatible with Nintendo Switch?
    simonwhiteuk's avatar
    Steam deck only.
  4. flamethrower's avatar
    How do the nozzles self clean ? What's the guarantee that the nozzles wont get contaminated with faeces ?
    Otherwise you women be gifted with a lovely UTI.
    Fagol's avatar
    These bidets have a flushing self cleaning system when it runs water over the nozzles that come when in use.

    Also like most things in your bathroom clean it regularly yourself.
  5. Cheeseandhamtoasty's avatar
    You can pretend you're on the Starship Enterprise while you wipe the Klingons from Uranus.
    jokerevo's avatar
    full speed ahead Captain Poo-poo
  6. CyptoHippy's avatar
    best thing you can use is a jug

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    gtd65's avatar
    That's quite civilised, in many parts of the world, it's a discarded 500ml plastic water bottle (edited)
  7. JR_SmiffEsq's avatar
    Mind u dont pee on the spy camera.
  8. itsgun4u's avatar
    It is all BS from those who have never used a Bidet. No it won't get contaminated itself or the water as it doesn't go under the bum but throws a stream of water from a distance. Wiping using paper or wet wipe is just wiping and not cleaning. Someone who has used Bidet or cleaning with water will know how clean and hygienic it is compared with wiping with a toilet paper or wet wipe.

    hotsir's avatar
    I don’t use toilet paper, just a jug with water.
    Whenever I have guests they always ask where’s the loo roll! I have to explain
  9. R_Dahal's avatar
    i'm guessing this isn't really suitable for floating toilets as you can't really access the areas you would need to connect the pipes...

    that and also i'm guessing most folks here in the uk dont have a tap/water output near a toilet , right?
    Fagol's avatar
    Unfortunately not. It would mean removing panels and cutting holes to allow for a pipe to come out to fit to this (depending on your setup).

    If you can see the tank and the water feed pipe under it then you're golden.
  10. BenBal's avatar
    I have this particular bidet and it works wonders. (edited)
  11. Orange_swan's avatar
    Stick with the shower pipe version, (but will probably have to turn the water pressurr down for that one, as they start leaking otherwise)
  12. Doods1875's avatar
    Good idea Might try fashioning something similar with my Karcher K4
  13. simandoo's avatar
    Always wondered... Do people use this then dry off on a towel? Confident it's clean enough without soap?... Always suspicious of a towel in a bidet bathroom
    bobthewibble's avatar
    Dry with a few sheets of paper is usual I think.
  14. madmarkman's avatar
    Will it shift oily ground in dirt, only genuine users please? .
    hotsir's avatar
    It can be controlled from a smart phone if that helps
  15. saspringett's avatar
    Steer clear!!! This will not be WRAS approved so if you install you contravening the water regulations.Main issue there is not sufficient back-flow prevention to stop contamination of the water running around your house.
  16. j__k's avatar
    This just seems like you're asking for trouble - leaks and absolute filth to clean. I'd rather just have a shower.
    Robbo_59's avatar
    You stand upside down in your shower!?
  17. gtd65's avatar
    I'd be going for a trigger type hose plumbed in.
    Spent many years with a "bum washer" while living and working in Asia.
    I think I went over full time to the bum washer around 2014 after working in KSA.
    That said, I do have a bidet in the house.
    Had to laugh at all the Muppets losing their minds over toilet roll three years ago! (edited)
    JayFone's avatar
    Lived in SE Asia myself and used one of these daily. Never understood why they aren't so popular over here!
  18. bobthewibble's avatar
    I bought a close variation on this a couple of months ago and it's been great. After a trip to Asia where they were standard everywhere, either this style or one on a hose by the toilet, we thought we'd give it a go.
    It was easy to plumb in and fitted pretty well into the current toilet set up. It is, however, technically illegal according to UK plumbing regs, as in theory a blocked bowl could fill with dirty water and in very rare cases of negative pressure in the whole of the house water system, contaminate the clean water supply. So most plumbers will NOT fit this for you as is.
    We have ours just connected to the cold supply because you only use it for a few seconds and that's water that's been in the pipe in the house and isn't freezing.
    If you know you like using a bidet spray already, and you're not too bothered about it looking amazing, this is a cheap and effective way to add one to a standard toilet.
    Abe_Jan's avatar
    How does that work, didnt know it was possible? (edited)
  19. friar_chris's avatar
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    South Park have already done it. (edited)
    mattwebster051's avatar
    Was looking for a South Park reply.
  20. MrsPickleJuice's avatar
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  21. bbfb123's avatar
    Could do with a few of these for the scruffy sods at work who do their business then just pull their pants up and walk off
    somebloke1's avatar
    As a wiseman once said “He who goes to bed with itchy bum hole, wakes up with smelly finger”
  22. t1redmonkey's avatar
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  23. Tyler.Halifax's avatar
    We bought one of these 18 month ago, but unfortunately there is a physical remote control (and app for Android/ Apply ecosystems).
    The issue we had is that, even though you can throw the remote away, if someone has the app on their phone, they can activate the spray/ sprinkle from anywhere (eg from work, Australia). Many a times, I'd barely sat down and my brother would activate from downstairs... this is funny for the first 2 or 3 times, but damn annoying thereafter!!
    JDUK2020's avatar
    I use a b.. gun and full bore 15mm fittings to get decent pressure. I bought several b.. guns (trigger sprayer) from Amazon before I found one that had enough force to do the business properly. I use a full bore hose and the assembly fits nicely on an adjacent hook.This model seems to produce a trickle by comparison which is why I am hesitant in purchasing.

    Several posts have highlighted they contravene various regulations but with over half the Worlds hygenic population using them I am seriously not bothered.
  24. Korg7's avatar
    Do you own one of these, or just posted the deal?

    Genuine question, what happens when you've had a kebab the night before and 'blast'? Is it easy to clean? (edited)
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    Just posted
  25. DealJourno's avatar
    Does it have a two player mode?

    And don't forget the few hundred quid on top of this price to have it installed with a warm water supply. (edited)
    StarSpangledFan's avatar
    You don't keep a sink in your bathroom? Tubes are cheap, connecting them up could be done by a poorly trained monkey.
  26. Jalal_Mohammed's avatar
    I just use a bottle with a hole in the lid to provide some power. Could just use a sports cap too.
    gazjon's avatar
    What trainers would you recommend?
  27. markyo007's avatar
    How much RAM does this support?
    JR_SmiffEsq's avatar
    As much water is it can ram to ur hoop
  28. Rich44's avatar
    Looks total crap (sorry)
  29. noconversationsallowed's avatar
    Can you stream Tidal on this?
  30. peteakalad's avatar
    Might try one of these as a more permanent replacement for my battery one.

    One I use is a portable battery/usb version which has been great, easy to fill and better than a squeezy bottle. Battery seems to last for ages.
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    newbie68's avatar
    In what way better, than a squeeze? I use a squeezey and it couldn't be easier, could it?
  31. wakkaday's avatar
    South Park
  32. Jay20VT's avatar
    Great for when the next pandemic hits and the loo roll fly's off the shelves. Just need an upside down hair dryer to dry your bum
    r9000's avatar
    It's a shame we can't have the electric ones in the UK. As well as a heated seat and water, some of them have a warm air drying function too.
  33. Evil_cycling_lobby's avatar
    Cloth wipes are brilliant and give a scrubbingly good clean without risking your finger going through the paper, good compromise between loo roll and bidet I think
  34. dsatts1's avatar
    This looks like a bit of a bum deal..
  35. CheapSuitCharlie's avatar
    Does it have cruise control?
  36. OB1's avatar
    Is there anything special about this price?
  37. TightNortherner's avatar
    Crack-ing deal.
  38. gtd65's avatar
    A new challenger to the use of the old Colgate toothpaste slogan, "The ring of confidence"...
  39. navidson's avatar
    What could possibly go wrong?
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