Features:

  • Sleek Design - Upgrade your bathroom with Luxe Bidet's beautifully designed bidet attachments, featuring chrome-plated water pressure control knobs for a more elegant look.
  • High Quality Parts - We use high quality parts that are built to last making Luxe Bidet an excellent value for the price. Neo 120 is constructed with high-pressure faucet quality valves with metal/ceramic core and braided steel hoses instead of traditional plastic.
  • Quick and Easy Installation - Includes everything you need including tools to get your bidet up and running in minutes. Easily attaches to and detaches from any standard two-piece toilet.
  • Sanitary Protection - Self-cleaning feature sanitizes the nozzle and retracts when not in use for maximum protection. The bidet also features a convenient movable nozzle guard gate for extra protection and easy maintenance.
  • Warranty & Service - Bidet includes an 18 mo. warranty and free extended warranty when you register your bidet online. We provide full customer support anytime you have questions or concerns.
Five Stars

Best drinking fountain ive ever used. Buy this now.

Number ONE for cleaning up number TWO!! Quit giggling and read the review!

My review is based on my own purchase. No products were given in return for reviews. Just my dollars and my opinion in this review. There is much trepidation when dealing with a sensitive issue like going to the bathroom. Seems like Americans just can't quit giggling or turning red when the subject gets brought up. So I am bringing it up and reviewing this product at the same time. They are tied together, after all. First, let's talk about installation then we'll go over operation and experience. Installation: It was a breeze. Everything you need for just about every single American toilet is included. First off, my toilet is a round toilet. Everything is fairly standard although I did upgrade the flush mechanism to a more efficient type and added a soft-close seat, both of which I bought right here on Amazon. After shutting off the water at the wall valve, I placed towels under the area that I was working on. I removed the seat which is a quick-release seat and then removed the bolts the seat attaches to. Be sure and clean the seat and where the bolts fit while everything is off the toilet. Then I flushed the toilet and held down the lever so as much water as possible drained out. Water WILL drain out of the tank so be sure you put down that towel I mentioned earlier. I then unscrewed the feed line from the toilet and let the water drain. I used the included Teflon tape around all the threads on all the fittings. This will prevent leaks! Don't skip the Teflon tape! All fittings need it! Attach the water feed line to the bottom of the Luxe control assembly (diverter valve). Then attach the included line from the control assembly to the tank. Finally install the entire Luxe assembly to the bowl with the seat bolts you removed earlier. Hand-tighten all bolts and then use a wrench to turn just 1/4 more turn. Don't overtighten! The nylon/plastic bolts will strip out. It just needs tightening until leaks stop. Turn on the water. The tank should fill up. Watch for drips or leaks and tighten where appropriate. Operation: There are 2 modes with this model. Mode 1 does the cleaning of the bum. Turn the knob toward the front of the toilet gently clockwise and the cleaning nozzle will pop out and water will spray up. Mode 2 cleans the end of the nozzle for Mode 1. Turn the back knob to engage Mode 2. You can turn on Mode 2 without being on the toilet but you better be on the toilet for Mode 1 or there will be a mess to clean up. The Luxe Experience: Okay, here's the part that everyone gets embarrassed about. I'm going to lay it all out just like it happens. I'm a 46 year-old male using this product. Yes, men can use a bidet. There's nothing wrong with it and no stigma should be attached to using one. We all go number two so quit being such a baby about it! My bum is mostly normal for my age according to my primary care physician. However, I have bowel troubles due to a badly fused spine. The crushed nerves don't communicate well so I sometimes get great bowel movements and other times I get a mess. That's where the bidet comes in handy. No matter how it comes out, the bidet can clean it. Can toilet paper do the trick? Not always. Ever have the never-ending wipe? Just can't get it all no matter how hard you try? It's called swamp-a$$ by some people. The Luxe can help keep that from happening. A gentle turn of the knob and the water jets take care of the mess. A quick wipe to dry everything off and you're done. I use about 1/3 of the toilet paper I used to use. It does take a bit to get used to. Since this model has only cold water, the first experience might make you jump but after a while you won't want to use a toilet without it. It just won't feel right. The Luxe gives you a shower-fresh feeling every time you go number two. Forget those commercials from a certain brand of toilet paper about cleaning your bum. Of course sand paper with ripples will eventually do the trick! Do you really want to sand off the area to clean it or use something a little more gentle like the Luxe? I'm very happy with this purchase and I feel that the value for the dollar is very good. The construction is good and sturdy even for my heavy frame and it includes everything you need for installation. The product operates as advertised and does the job it is intended to do. I would buy it again.

Skeptic turned Convert!

I have to admit, I was completely skeptical of this product, and of bidets in general. After my husband did some international traveling, he came home convinced that we needed more sanitary toilet habits. So he ordered this small bidet conversion kit--against my protests. I am not French, had never used a bidet, and was pretty much convinced that my rear did not need a small stream of water aimed at it. I was also concerned about mess and hygiene since an American toilet is generally not made for that sort of thing. However, after having this unit for a year now, I have completely converted. The one toilet we have it on in the house is my favorite toilet, and there is no disadvantage to having this product! Meaning, it just sits there on the side of your toilet and you don't have to use it if you don't want to. It doesn't make a noise. It doesn't interfere with flushing or the water level. It doesn't get dirty. (It has a self-cleaning mechanism if you wanted to wipe it down, or you can with a Lysol wipe). And there are actually times of the month (or just times in general) when you do want a small stream of water to help you get extra clean! Basically the way it works is, it attaches to your intake water nozzle behind your toilet, and the water box sits right under the toilet rim (not the seat) in the back of the bowl. You can't see it in the Amazon photo, but it's basically a small white plastic box in the way back. The on/off control sits on the right side of the toilet, as shown in the picture. You just turn it on and click how forceful a stream of water you'd like. Then a small stream of water shoots out the plastic box at your you-know-where! It is cold and takes some getting used to, as an American not used to this sort of thing, but you do not have to worry about the spray going out of the bowl since you are basically covering up the entire opening of the toilet seat when you are sitting on it. As the mom cleaning all the bathrooms in the house, this issue was very important to me. I did not want to have clean up bum water! Again, what I like most about this unit is that it is cheap and does what it's supposed to do, and just sits there if you don't want to use it. You can forget about it if you want since it does not interfere with the seat or the toilet's function. The only thing I would change about it, if I could, is I would make more lower settings since I find the very lowest click to be as forceful as I want. And while there is a spectrum effect a little bit, I would prefer an upgrade where the entire adjusting knob was one big gradation of force, rather than a five-click setting. (My husband, for the record, uses the higher settings all the time for that superfresh feel.) I know this is probably all TMI, so forgive me, but you're here reading about it, so you asked for it! Great kit, easy to install and uninstall.

Everything people say it is and more

I had never really thought much about the idea of using a bidet. Sure, it seemed sanitary, but I had my wet-wipes, and all was good in the bathroom...or so I thought. After hitting 40, my *ahem* butt just wasn't staying comfortable using traditional methods of cleaning. Even the softest toilet paper began feeling like sandpaper on days where I had to use the bathroom more than once. THEN, to compound the issue...I saw an episode of "Adam Ruins Everything" (great show btw), where he goes into great detail about how terrible even so-called "flushable" wipes are for sewage. That settled it...I was getting a bidet...THIS bidet to be exact. Then...everything changed...for the better! For the small price of this bidet, I've had a HUGE improvement in quality of life. It took about 5 minutes to install...maybe 10 if you don't have all your stuff out of the packaging yet. It's really that easy to install. Incredible. Will you NEVER use toilet paper again? No...you will use some to dry, but seriously nothing close to what you would use without the bidet. Will you NEVER use wet wipes again? CORECT! Say goodbye to expensive wet wipes...avoiding future costly plumbing problems. On top of that, my once-sensitive arse now not only feels squeaky clean, but is back to 30 year old health! On top of that, my hard to convince wife also loves it. Do yourself, and your plumbing (body and home) a favor, and consider adding a bidet. I intend to put another in our other two bathrooms. Trust me...it's really THAT good.

Luxe Bidet Neo 120, how do I love thee? Let me count the ways...

When my husband first suggested getting a bidet, my immediate visceral reaction was, 'Eww no! No way I'm using that!' Therefore, when it came in the mail two days later (thanks Prime!) and my husband installed it, I stood in the hall and informed him that I would still be using toilet paper thank you very much. Fast forward thirty minutes to when my husband 'took it for a spin', as it were, and exclaimed from the bathroom that it was 'the most amazing thing ever and I HAD to try it!' I put up a good fight, but in the end, my husband's darling brown eyes won me over, as they always do, and I decided to give it a whirl. Oh my sweet mercy hallelujah. It was heaven. A bit startling at first, if you have never used a bidet, but I have never felt cleaner in my whole life! It also has been helpful to those of us who have hemorrhoids (THANKS CHILDBIRTH) because it is a bit gentle and less abrasive than toilet paper tends to be. We haven't bought toilet paper since we bought it (March, so, 4 months) and I haven't missed it a bit. My husband and I now fight over using the downstairs bathroom, because the upstairs bathroom is lacking the glorious invention that is the Luxe Neo 120. I should take off a star for wrecking my marriage, Luxe Bidet Neo 120! THANKS. As for the bidet itself, it is easy peasy to install (according to my husband; I wouldn't know because I was having a toilet paper protest in the hall at the time of its installation) and simple to clean for the most part...the back (where it attaches to the toilet) is a bit more difficult to clean than your average, sad, greatly lacking, bidet-less toilet, but nothing major at all. The nozzle where the water shoots out is covered by a neat little 'sanitary shield' which is a nice touch. To clean the nozzle itself you simply turn the 'self cleaning' knob on the bidet controls and instead of squirting 'out' it squirts down to rinse itself off. Its very independent that way, ***IF YOUR TOILET SEAT DOESN'T SIT FLUSH (hhhaaaa do you see what I did there?) with the bidet installed, we discovered (after the recommended 'bumper kits' kept shifting and falling off, that PLASTIC DOMED DOOR STOPPERS work AMAZING for propping the seat up. We picked up four (but only used three) from Home Depot (but you can order them online as well National Hardware V337 Wall Door Stops, White ) and attached them with contact cement to the toilet seat. The seat rests much more evenly and firmly since we have attached them. Because aint nobody want to be wobbling and falling off the toilet. I never dreamed I would love a bidet this much, and its gotten to the point that I really don't like staying at other people's houses who DON'T have a bidet. Some people miss their dogs, their bed, their TV, or their closet when they are on vacation; not me...I miss Luxe Neo 120. It is better than all the dogs, beds, TVs, and closets put together.

Stay clean and happy...

I've installed all kinds of bidets over the years, including previous models from this same manufacturer. This seems to be their best model yet. The unit is stylish and comes with everything you need. Installation is a total breeze and does not require the removal of your water supply valve (those who are not into plumbing will attest to the pain it can be to properly install compression fittings.) To install the unit, all you have to do is remove your toilet seat, align the unit holes to the seat holes, put the seat on top of it and then tighten the plastic screws. Then, turn off the water supply valve and flush. Remove the braided water supply hose and replace it with the one supplied in the product (optional.) Plug the supplied "T" to your water tank input, plug the braided hose coming from the supply valve to the "T" and use the other supplied hose to connect "T" to the Neo and you're all set. I measured and it took me literally six minutes to install everything. Compared to previous versions, this product has a nicer finish. The wand (the place where the water comes out of) has a small "door" protecting it from contamination (very useful if you have boys in the house that are still working on their marksmanship). Under normal use, the pressure of the water will pull the wand down and throw water at its "target". The unit also has a "cleaning function" that will activate the water flow without unlocking the wand. This will make water hit the "protection door" from the inside and go back to the wand, cleaning it. This product also seems to be "thinner" than other products from the same company, which doesn't cause a noticeable "raised seat" effect. The water stream is also "softer" than previous versions, which is very welcome. In all, I think this product is worth the $15 difference over its predecessors, both for its better style and improved functionality.

No barnacles on this hull!

I just got this today and my girlie bits love this! First things first, I have the Neo 120. Very easy install. My cat supervised. Directions super easy to understand even for those not mechanically inclined. One nozzle, one temperature. Apparently I have excellent water pressure because on the "maiden voyage" I nearly blasted myself off the crystal ship and started laughing so hard I'm sure my apt. neighbor's heard me. And that was on the LOW setting! I had concerns about the cold water, but it's spring in NorCal and honestly, the cool water isn't so bad. In summer I'm betting it will feel like a gift from the Gods! Ladies, you will need to adjust your seating position a smidge to get all the important parts clean. For bigger voyages be sure to "bear down" to make sure you clean all the barnacles off the hull. You should have smooth sailing from here on out.

Best $40 I've spent

Upon its maiden voyage, I couldnt stop laughing before slowly turning on the water flow. After a deep breath or two I went for it. Cranked it up to full throttle...... Its amazing. Changes your world..... cuts your wipe time immensely.....It feels like nothing you can imagine. I probably could sit there until my ass pruned up if i didnt have a life to live. I highly recommend. Get this along with a squatty potty stool available here on amazon, and you will bring your toilet game to pro levels. Those two items in your bathroom arsenal are the equivalent to champagne and caviar for your butt. Installation was literally under 5 minutes. build quality is fine, control knobs are smooth in operation. Pressure can adjust from mild to wild.....almost like a power washer for your tush. best to just relax and enjoy the ride. I also ordered along with the Aquaus toilet adapter available on amazon https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00UO1O4HU/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o00_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1 for good measure and the ability to be able to shut of flow to bidet if needed for some reason. I think items like this in every household would help promote world peace, build better relations and put us all on the road to a happier, safer, and more prosperous world. Family and friends may think its an odd purchase when you tell them about it, but Id rather have a squeaky clean and fresh butt, rather than hold onto my pride with a risk of swamp as#.

Amazing Product!

Installation was relatively quick and easy (despite almost taking off the turn-off valve before turning off the house water supply). Ended up having to replace our solid metal water-valve connector with a $6 braided one from the local hardware store. But, the bidet itself is very well designed and very solid feeling. Not realizing what it was at first, I did not use the threading tape. In fact, I over-tightened the T-connector and broke one of its threads. Shockingly there are no leaks. Also, don't worry about the water being too cold, it's not much of an issue. This was purchased in an effort to reduce toilet paper usage and improve cleanliness standards. Neither I nor my family had heard of a bidet up to this point, so I'll report back on how it works after a few uses. UPDATE (4/30/2016) ============================= Some reviewers have said they don't consider this product "life changing", but I do. It's fantastic. I now feel like disposable toilet paper is a huge, wasteful, costly scam. Bidets do a fantastic job of cleaning up 'down there'. At first, I was just drying off with two squares of toilet paper, but then decided to just go all-out and bought some AmazonBasic washcloths for $10. Really, after taking a few seconds washing off, all you need to do is dry. A post-ass-drying picture is provided for quality reassurance. One thing that disappoints me is how others view the bidet. I kid you not, over a dozen independent people (friends/family) have ultimately said "I don't want a robot to spray my ass with water". It's the same type of resistance I got when I told my house-mates to start tossing recyclables in the recycling can. The heck is wrong with people?

This bidet will change the way you go to the bathroom.

Speaking as a hirsute gentleman, the Luxe Bidet Neo 120 has soured me on pooping in bidet-less toilets forever. It's shown me the difference between rubbing peanut butter out of shag carpeting with a paper towel, and that sparkling clean feeling you get right when you step out of the shower. The unit took me all of about 10 minutes to install on my existing toilet with only a wrench. The easy-to-control flow valve allows you to provide just the right amount of water pressure for a full range of cleaning, from "gentle trickling stream" to "full-on 'Silkwood' decontamination", ensuring the end of your bowel movement leaves you feeling cleaner and more refreshed than using just toilet paper alone. Even flush-able wet wipes pale in comparison.

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