Luxe Bidet MB110 Fresh Water Spray Non-Electric Mechanical Bidet Toilet Seat Attachment

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1. Mrugesh K. Patel says:

   January 24, 2009 at 2:51 am

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   I just returned from Asia where bidets are very common–at least, in most hotels. On my return to stateside, I had to have this hygenic gadget half the world is using. I’ve been browsing thru the ‘net for full bidets but they’re very expensive and require other work done like electrical and plumbing. This, MB110 bidet seat, is easy to install and operate. Quality build and ease of operation has prompted me to order more units for the other bathrooms in my home. And, the best part about this product is that it’s Green. It reduces the toilet tissue usage drastically.
2. K. Record says:

   February 6, 2009 at 6:52 pm

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   We had previously ordered and returned a much more expensive Hyundai bidet. It would not work properly with cold water only. If not careful with the valve, water sprayed out the hot water connection orfice and we did not want to connect hot water. The T fitting provided to tap the water line leaked unless a LOT of Teflon tape was used. It was also bulky and the handle touched the right leg when sitting.

   We decided to order the H2GO MB 110 for less than half the price, not expecting much. We were pleasantly surprised. The unit is basic and functional. It is very unobtrusive when attached to the toilet. It is installed by removing the toilet seat and placing the unit over the 2 holes at the back of the toilet bowl and reinstalling the seat over the top of it. The attachment holes on the bidet have universal adjustability via sliding plates so it should fit most toilets. The water supply hose is attached by first sliding a plastic nut on the hose then pushing the hose tightly onto a nipple, then sliding the nut up and tightening, which makes a compression attachment. NO LEAKS! Works the same on the other end where a T in fitting is provided to tap your incoming water line for the toilet. A Simple install. It looks OK when installed, but the main thing is it works really well! Water volume is controlled by a dial type valve you turn to the right to increase volume. If you want it sprays so hard it stings, but you have complete control over the velocity at which you spray your (ahem). Overall a good product that performs well. We are satisfied.
3. Princeton Dave says:

   March 6, 2009 at 10:24 am

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   I just recieved this and installed it easily in 15 minutes. My main concern going in was the accuracy of the spray and just overall quality. Well I can’t say longterm but this works perfectly. I am a bit “anal” when it comes to cleaning that area. I was a wet wipe fanatic until developing an alergy to whatever was in those things. Plus they are not good for the plumbing. This solved my problem. It is amazing how that stream hits just the right spot and is quite powerful if needed. I highly recommend this item. In fact I am ordering more for other toilets and my parents. I was also a little worried about not having the hot water attachment since my john is in a seperate room from the sink. It is not bad at all. Not too cold. Actually I think I like the cool feeling better than a real hot flow.
4. C. Rodriguez says:

   April 4, 2009 at 4:15 am

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   This is my first bidet and I’m so happy with it I can’t tell you! It was easily installed and has performed perfectly.

   When I first installed it I think I put the nozzle too close to the rim because when the dial was turned on it only produced a fine mist. It was a quick fix though and it’s my best purchase yet.

   I’ve highly recommended it to my friends and family.
5. Marius Lardizabal says:

   May 4, 2009 at 3:38 pm

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   I first experienced the joys of using a bidet at a friend’s house. So ever since then I was looking for inexpensive but quality bidets locally as well as over the net.

   Then I came across the H2Go Bidet MB 110.

   I won’t explain what a Bidet is, because if you are reading this review then you probably have an idea what they are. But I will tell you that this product is on exception of a Bidet.

   My friend’s bidet setup was crude. On one toilet it was hand held, you basically had to aim at the “sweet spot” to get cleaned. The other one only had an on and off.

   But then the H2Go Bidet MB 110 had a knob which controlled the force of the water, very very very convenient.

   Installation was a breeze, it took me 10 mins tops, for each toilet (we had two).

   The only complaint I got was from my mother-in-law, no hot water, but it’s not issue to us because we don’t live in a cold place.
6. Jag Fan says:

   May 23, 2009 at 11:46 am

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   Just got it today Sat, 05/23 via USPS. Ordered Sun, 05/17 with budget shipping. Immediately I installed it, took me appox 15 mins. Easy and quick self installation. Easily attached to toilet seat. Drain tank first, detached hose and attached supplied hose, wa la done! What I like most is the pressure control, you have the choice of low, medium or high spray. Very nice and the self cleaning spray nozzle that hides when not in use, and best of all is hit the “target” without adjustment. Very hygienic and healthy way to clean. Very refreshing! My wife loves it! Highly recommended to your mothers, fathers and everybody. Guaranteed your Mother-in-law will love you after you gave this as a gift.
7. Kenneth E. Baker says:

   July 29, 2009 at 6:19 am

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   My wife has been using a Biffy for years and has been quite pleased with it. She wanted me to install one in my bathroom but I had been putting it off for some time. Then I became interested in the MB110 advertised in Amazon. It looked like a simpler unit and the reviews were great. So, I ordered it– it arrived two days earlier than expected (with free shipping) and I was “sitting pretty” within a half hour of it’s arrival. All I needed was a flat blade screwdriver to remove and reinstall the toilet seat. I didn’t use a wrench or teflon tape because hand tightening the fittings was sufficient and nothing leaked. I used my existing flexible braided hose instead of the one provided. The only hint I can give is to adjust the mounting plate as far forward as you can go (the aim seems truer there).

   P.S. It leaves less water residue than the Biffy.
8. W. Greely says:

   August 19, 2009 at 11:35 pm

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   I just came back from Japan last week, where almost everywhere I went they had “Star Trek Toilets”, i.e., toilets with soft-closing lids and controls on the side that cleaned your hoodle-doo with warm or cold water, with pulsating action, settings for men and women, and seat warmers. I didn’t really care about anything but cleaning the ‘ole hoodle-doo, and it was one of my first tasks coming back stateside to find one that would work on American toilets. Toto is the brand name over in Japan, and can be found in the U.S., but they are very expensive. I live in an apartment and don’t have the electrical outlet next to the toilet to install one of those. THIS bidet, however, was just what I was looking for: simple to install, no electric required, one function only (to clean your hoodle-doo). I was worried that the aim would not be accurate … it is. I was worried the pressure wouldn’t be strong enough … it is, and you can control it from a gentle spray to a stinging gush. It came in the mail today (it took 7 business days), and I just finished installing it. Installation was simple and took me about 20 minutes. Works perfectly. I was worried about the cool water, but it is refreshing. I couldn’t believe my luck in finding this at such a low price. Grab it while it’s on sale … you won’t regret it.
9. SoBlessed says:

   September 12, 2009 at 5:46 am

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   Oh, how I love my new Bidet! I’ve wanted one for years (I love gadgets) and never realized that I could get one so affordably until I ran across the Bidet MB110 while doing an online search.

   I love it! I liken it to a “car wash for your nether-regions.” I originally thought I might like the dual nozzle kind (being a woman and all) but found that leaning slightly forward hits all areas. (I know the women reading this review want to know that). I also don’t see the need to get one with the hot/cold feature as the basic model is quite comfortable. Start it on low just to be sure that the initial ‘hit’ isn’t a zinger that evokes a “WHOA!!!!” by a cold water blast and before you know it — it’s comfortable, just like a swimming pool.

   I didn’t even need to use the metal hose provided which cut out a whole step during the install process. And yes, I did it myself — my husband was so proud!

   I certainly wouldn’t hesistate to purchase this item, in fact just order one for every bathroom now and save shipping. You will anyway down the road, I promise you! I can’t believe I went all these years without one!
10. Arthur Bradley says:

    February 27, 2010 at 12:37 pm

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    The bidet works great. We had a few questions when we were considering the purchase that weren’t directly answered by other reviews. I’ll try to provide those answers. First, we wondered how the unit mounted. We discovered that it mounts to the toilet seat, not the toilet tank. Thankfully, this is now very clear with the new photos provided in the product description. Of course this type of mounting makes perfect sense, since almost all toilet seats have the same hole spacing. The bidet bracket also allows for a few inches of adjustment in case the holes don’t line up perfectly with your toilet.

    The next thing to know is that the box unit on the side of the toilet does not contain a water reservoir. It simply houses the water switch. The water comes directly from the wall, through the switch, to the sprayer. That’s fine, except that the water can be rather cold. My youngest son refuses to use it because of the cold. Personally, I don’t find it bad at all.

    The sprayer can really blast you if you turn the switch too far. For safety reasons, we ended up turning down our water inlet valve (behind the toilet), and that solved the pressure problem.

    Overall, the MB110 is a great unit. But keep an eye on the price. I noticed that recently it went up by twenty dollars (to $89). You should be able to get it for under $70.

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