RinseWorks - Aquaus 360 HandHeld Bidet sprayer for Toilet - NSF cUPC Certified for Legal Installation - 2 BackFlows - Dual Pressure Controls – 3” to 11” Spray reach - 3 Year Warranty (Polymer Sprayer)

The RinseWorks Aquaus 360 handheld bidet sprayer is a fantastic upgrade for any bathroom. The all-brass construction feels sturdy and built to last, giving me confidence in its durability. The ergonomic dual thumb pressure controls make it super easy to adjust water flow precisely without fumbling around. I really appreciate the adjustable spray reach from 3” to 11” — it gives just the right coverage for a comfortable and effective clean. Installation was straightforward and the fact it’s NSF plumbing code certified adds peace of mind. Plus, the 5-year warranty shows the company stands behind their product. Highly recommend this if you want a reliable, quality bidet sprayer.

This bidet is so great! My parents have the seat style bidets with the seat warmer and warm water tanks, which are nice features, but they are also awkward to use and the drying fan is nearly worthless. This is way less expensive, gives you complete control of the spray, and is useful for spraying poop off cloth diapers, rinsing a toddler potty, and I've even used it to blast open a partially clogged sink drain. I did add a splash guard to by toilet seat because I kept accidentally spraying between the toilet seat and the toilet itself, but that was a cheap and easy modification to keep things clean and sanitary. Install was very easy. Just turn the water off, spin off the toilet tank hose, spin on the adapter, screw the supply hose onto the adapter and connect this wand and hose to the adapter, turn the water back on, and boom, it's fully functional. It should last a long time since it's all metal, it looks nice, and you have full control over the water flow. The only downside to going this route is that it uses cold water, but I got used to that within the first month. In the summer the cold water is actually refreshing. I will definitely buy another one when this wears out or if we put in a second bathroom.

UPDATE 2-1/2 YEARS LATER: Both units continue to work flawlessly -- zero problems. Very clean butts . . . ! Ok, this is the one you should buy . . . and here's why: I'm an engineer so I'm really tuned in to design features and durability. My wife is Brazilian, which means she comes from a country where EVERY house and business has a butt-sprayer (yeah, I know, that sounds crude, but hey, that's what it is . . .) beside the toilet. So between the two of us, we have very definite opinions on sprayers. From the engineering/design side, there are multiple features that are very well done (these are discussed in the site's video, but most people don't watch it). First, I would suggest paying the higher price and getting the solid-metal unit. The plastic one is probably fine too, but the brass unit is well built and feels like it -- it's solid. As for design: the "tee" or takeoff valve that you thread onto the toilet has the connection for the sprayer hose pointing down. This means the sprayer hose is hanging straight down and not putting stress on the fitting. This is in contrast to other designs that make the connection on a horizontal fitting which causes the hose to always be putting stress on the fitting. Small item, but well-thought out. Next is the actual flow mechanism in the wand. As explained in the video, most sprayers are just re-purposed kitchen sink sprayers. And those don't need a terribly robust on/off valve because most of the time the kitchen faucet is off and there's no pressure on the spray wand. They have a very primitive spring and rubber plunger mechanism that can fail if pressure is left on it for an extended time. The mechanism in this spray wand is a true brass rotating ball valve and is not going to fail even if you forget to (or just don't want to) turn off the main spray wand valve at the toilet connection every time (this company still advises you to do this, but I am certain this valve is not going to leave you with a flooded bathroom if you forget and go on vacation). Next item is the super-handy flow control mechanism on the wand -- it's a sliding/rotating lever that controls flow and pressure that is very easy to manipulate with a thumb. And because it's not a re-purposed kitchen sprayer that requires you to squeeze the handle continuously while spraying, it's easy to do the spraying without trying to keep the water flow correct. Similarly, the lever is on both sides of the handle, so if you flip the wand upside down (after standing up) to spray the toilet clean, the lever is still easily activated with your thumb. The hose is also extremely flexible -- important when you're manipulating it around your backside. Other brands use a plastic kitchen-sink type hose that doesn't flex well for tight bends. Finally, the package include 3 different interchangeable wand lengths to suit everyone's preferences. Installation is easy for a non-handy person. My wife installed hers with a pair of pliers in 10 minutes. The connection rubber gaskets are high-quality and definitely do not leak. Lastly, my wife gives it the stamp of approval from an aesthetic perspective (which I tend to lack qualifications for). It looks nice. So . . . . if you'd like to quit wiping with wads of Charmin and still not really being clean, buy this unit and you'll have a really nice, well-built, well-designed, long-lasting . . . . butt sprayer.

I bought 2. Both brass material. Installation was easy aside for me not hand tightening the t connector to the tank well enough at first. No leaks after. Went from bio bidet slim edge toilet seat attachment to this and this is so much better and more sanitary in every way. It takes one use to get used to manually aiming but you just rest it on the back of the toilet sit and lower and turn left and right until you get the spot. Great pressure and only hits where you want it. I use the larger spray pattern and the medium size extension. This works so well for men because you can wash the front with ease versus a seat bidet. Get your self an automatic foam dispenser and some sugar soap and put it on tp to spread the soap and rinse away with this magic wand!

Update after 2 years: have been using this every day every time I go. It is still like brand new. Love the cold water, it is refreshing. My best buy ever. The product is designed for simple toilets, not the skirted ones. I called customer service to ask if anything can be done, and all I can say is they are probably the best customer service in the world. They picked up the phone after 1 ring!!!!!!, they explained very clearly what was needed to add when installed on a skirted or one piece toilet (a 6 inch toilet extension hose 7/8" male female), they emailed a lot of pictures showing how it can be installed with that hose plus written explanation as well. The hose was shipped in 3 days (by another company), it is a perfect fit, very easy to instal. I chose to have the bracket installed on the wall because I find that easier to reach. And the product itself is out of this world. Made of brass, will certainly outlive me. There is plenty of pressure but it is adjustible for any requirement. All the chrome finish gives it a squeeking clean feel, there are extra parts for longer handles, and an extra head for a softer jet. I just love this gadget and am very happy that I chose this manufacturer, I can't imagine a better made one in its category. Also now that I have it, I would never think of getting one of those fancy bidet seats where so many things can go wrong. Nothing beats simplicity. After 10 days: I love it even more. The cold water spray feels so refreshing, I certainly do not miss or want warm water added.

Brilliant product, easy to install and use. Just tacks a little practice to angle correctly.

The absolutely best bidet spray ever made bar none. The Brass model is just fabulous.

Doesn't work with UAE wc. I coudnt find the valve to connect to wc in any hardware store

Beat handheld bidet I’ve tried so far: - smooth progressive jet power regulation. Other alternatives have just two modes: ON or FULL BLAST - all metal construction. Feels much better in hands than plastic alternatives