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Brondell FSP-250 FreshSpa Thinline Precision Essential Bidet Attachment for Toilet Seats with Adjustable Water Pressure, Side Arm Control, Thin Profile, White (Dual Nozzles)

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Style: Dual Nozzle


Features

  • CLEAN AND REFRESHING: With this easy-to-install toilet bidet, your ideal wash is always by your side; Convenient side-arm controls give a full clean every time you go & on-demand, self-cleaning rinse ensures hygiene; Sprayer retracts when not in use
  • PRECISION PRESSURE CONTROL: Get a fresh feeling with the smooth scroller wheel that offers easy water pressure adjustment; Fixed-position bidet sprayer has ambient, room-temperature fresh water spray with dual nozzles for a targeted front or rear wash
  • THIN AND SIMPLE: At 0.2 inches the Thinline is thinner than most other bidet attachments; This slim profile means there is no toilet seat gap; It is designed for easy installation to turn a regular round or elongated toilet seat into a bidet toilet seat
  • DURABLE AND EASY TO INSTALL: Strong construction features reinforced housing and SafeCore ceramic internal valve; Metal braided hose and t-valve are included, and no tools are needed for easy DIY installation; Operates without batteries or electricity
  • We design products that help protect our planets essential resources. From water-saving showers and lower-waste water filtration to bidets that help reduce toilet paper and energy use, were helping you live more sustainably and it feels better already.

Description

Want a simple-to-install bathroom bidet attachment, smartly designed to offer easily accessible, fully adjustable water pressure control? FreshSpa Thinline Precision Essential Bidet Attachment with Dual Nozzle is a best-choice toilet seat bidet for people living with disabilities and users with lowered mobility. Using the conveniently located scroller wheel (instead of a knob or push-button panel), toilet sprayer water pressure can easily be adjusted to what feels just right, every time you take a seat. Unlike some attachments on the marketplace, the dual spray nozzles retract while not in use, and offer an on-demand, self-cleaning rinse that guarantees a hygienic spray. Cut down on toilet paper with every wash and increase your sustainability—the FreshSpa Thinline Precision Brondell Bidet Toilet Attachment operates without batteries or electricity, making it a planet-friendly solution for every bathroom.

Brand: Brondell


Recommended Uses For Product: Bathroom


Mounting Type: Wall Mount


Finish Type: Polished


Material: Plastic


Color: White (Dual Nozzles)


Number of Handles: 1


Included Components: Installation parts


Hole Count: 1


Style: Dual Nozzle


Brand: ‎Brondell


Recommended Uses For Product: ‎Bathroom


Mounting Type: ‎Wall Mount


Finish Type: ‎Polished


Material: ‎Plastic


Color: ‎White (Dual Nozzles)


Number of Handles: ‎1


Included Components: ‎Installation parts


Hole Count: ‎1


Style: ‎Dual Nozzle


Installation Type: ‎Single Hole


Model Name: ‎FreshSpa Thinline


Handle Material: ‎Ceramic


Item Weight: ‎0.56 Kilograms


Handle Location: ‎Left


Spout Design: ‎straight fixed-position


Manufacturer: ‎Brondell


Room Type: ‎Bathroom


UPC: ‎819911016259


Part Number: ‎FSP-250


Item Weight: ‎1.23 pounds


Product Dimensions: ‎15.16 x 10 x 3.35 inches


Item model number: ‎FSP-250


Finish: ‎Polished


Item Package Quantity: ‎1


Batteries Included?: ‎No


Batteries Required?: ‎No


Warranty Description: ‎1 year warranty


Date First Available: June 3, 2022


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Reviewed in the United States on April 19, 2013 by F-O
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Reviewed in the United States on February 11, 2013 by Laura E.
    • Good adjustable-nozzle bidet, with an overly sharp jet that can be fixed
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