Warm Hot and Cold Bidet Attachment- Dual Nozzle Warm Water Bidet Attachment for Toilet with Self-Cleaning Nozzles and Ceramic Valves - Easy to Install Bidet with Picture Instructions
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- EASY DIY INSTALLATION - In 15 minutes, you can have a bidet with warm water set up and ready to spray away!
- WARM WATER - Zen Warm is the bidet that won't freeze your nether regions. Utilizing both hot and cold water allows a completely customized temperature experience.
- NO MORE TOILET PAPER - The Zen Warm heated bidet attachment for toilet is leading the way to a cleaner, healthier lifestyle. Water is the most surefire and smart way to be confident that all waste is washed!
- SELF-CLEANING - Easy to self-clean bidet toilet seat attachment with a twist of the a dial, ensuring your sprayer nozzles are always squeaky clean, without the need for fine scrubbing.
- SIMPLE PRESSURE CONTROL - Being able to fully control the spray intensity is especially handy for feminine washing and anyone recovering from surgery.
Description
Zen Bidet is the most ideal and practical way to turn your toilet seat into a luxurious bidet. Enjoy an amazingly fresh clean feeling that you will never experience using toilet paper. Protect your colon and genital health, and prevent disease and parasites by switching to Zen Bidet. Join the thousands of Americans who have been liberated from coarse, un-hygienic, and costly toilet paper and experience this refreshing clean feeling that you deserve with this bidet toilet seat. Zen Bidet Zen Warm is unique in that it's inside components (pipes, valves, and water ways) are made of premium quality brass. The quality brass that we use in our bidets ensures that they last for years. Each Zen Warm ships with the following: ✔ A 2 foot long braided stainless steel hose to connect to the cold water supply ✔ A 15/16 X 15/16 X 3/8 brass T connector for the cold water (Connects to the bottom of the flush tank). If you need a smaller 3/8 connector for the cold water, let us know so we can send it to you. ✔ 10-Foot Polyurethane hose, 3/8 brass T connector with barb for hot water sink installation ✔ A small amount of plumbing tape; enough for two or three installations. ✔ Installation manual * The bidet water pressure depends very much on the water pressure in your neighborhood. The parts we use in our bidets cost us more but they ensure that the product you get is a high quality product that is not going to break in a few months. We use metal hoses and T connectors as well as ceramic / brass valves that won’t break under strong water pressure. Our bidets are the easiest to install thanks to the slim design and the adjustable round plates that make fitting them on your toilet seat a breeze. Our bidets fit most two piece toilets and many one piece toilets (Please feel welcome to check with us before you purchase). Each bidet we ship comes with all the toilet accessories needed, even the plumbing tape. We strongly encourage you to let us know if you encounter any issues while installing your new bidet before making a trip to the hardware store. Our sleek yet simple design is one reason our products are popular and our brand is fast growing. Our bidets are anything but bulky or ugly thanks to the creative design and the beautiful chrome plated knobs. We use knobs instead of levers because they are more ergonomic and they have proven time and time again to provide more accurate pressure control than levers. We want to make sure that our product will meet your needs or solve your problem. Please feel welcome to post any questions you have before making a purchase or send us a note; we'll be happy to answer any questions about our products. If you encounter any issues during or after installing any of our products, please do not hesitate to let us know; even if it happens several months after you install it. We're here to help every step of the way.
Brand: Zen Bidet
Recommended Uses For Product: Bathroom
Mounting Type: Wall Mount
Finish Type: Brushed
Material: Plastic
Color: White
Number of Handles: 2
Included Components: Instruction Manual, Nozzle
Hole Count: 2
Special Feature: Easy to Install
Brand Name: Zen Bidet
Recommended Uses For Product: Bathroom
Included Components: Instruction Manual, Nozzle
Model Name: Zen Warm
Model Number: Z-500
Number of Items: 1
Manufacturer: Zen Bidet
Room Type: Bathroom
UPC: 635833410711
Unit Count: 1 Count
Manufacturer Part Number: Z-500
Installation Method: Single Hole
Warranty Type: limited
Mounting Type: Wall Mount
Number Of Handles: 2
Hole Count: 2
Additional Features: Easy to Install
Flow Rate: 3 liters per minute
Number of Pieces: 4
Handle Lever Placement: Right
Handle Type: Knob
Valve Type: Ceramic Valves
Finish Types: Brushed
Material Type: Plastic
Handle Material: Plastic
Color: White
Style Name: Warm
Spout Design: Adjustable
Spout Reach: 5 inches
Item Weight: 2 pounds
Item Dimensions D x W x H: 4.13"D x 17.72"W x 11.22"H
Hose Length: 2 feet
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Style: Warm
Recently purchased the Zen Bidet Z-500 for my 90 year old mother. My mother is starting to lose control of things a bit and recently started wearing diapers, but I was very worried about how well she would follow through on the clean up required. Plus there is now more time spent in the bathroom using a lot of wipes -- a bidet seemed like a practical answer to the problem. She's 90 and never used one before so I was kind of worried that was too nouveau or a little much for her to accept. Thankfully she realized the benefits and adapted to a new routine pretty quickly. The packaging is professionally done and organized, all parts were in the box, instructions were clear. I will say that you probably need to know something about plumbing to install this item (or any other bidet for that matter) and every house and setup is different.. Still, what they provided was helpful to the average person to complete setup or get a professional to do it. It came with a few plumbing parts, a standard toilet line for a cold water connection and a hot water line that basically resembled the polyurethane line you might see run for an ice maker. All the parts pretty much address most home bathrooms, it's pretty well thought out, but you may end up buying a part of two at your home improvement store to match things at your house or install to your liking. I think we've all heard bad stories about ice maker lines leaking so I bought a long length stainless steel braided line instead of using the provided polyurethane tubing. I also needed to buy a T connector for my setup as my pipe size was different. The company will actually give you a different adapter if you call them, but since I was already buying the upgraded hot water line at the store I wasn't going to wait for another part in the mail. The instructions suggest that you don't need to run hot water to the bidet if you don't want to, but I think that it is a HUGE difference maker, especially if you are letting it run for a minute or two. I can't imagine how this would feel in the winter without it. I ended up cutting into my hot water pipes in the basement rather than tapping into the nearby sink line. I didn't want to run anything along the wall and I didn't want to drill multiple holes in and out of the bathroom. I used a SharkBite connector with a built in valve (they are pretty easy to install and very reliable), then drilled a hole behind the spot where the cold water line comes up from the floor to the toilet and connected it all up. The installation to the unit is very easy, a little plumber's tape, a wrench, you're set. The great thing is that there are no batteries or power sources to drive the unit, it is all based on water pressure alone. All the controls on the unit work very well. It has solid construction and feels firm. The hot and cold adjustment works as expected -- it was easy to find a warm water sweet spot. The nozzle cleaner works as advertised too, simple. The control for the Rear and Front spray is very powerful, you could almost say that the dial goes from 1 to 20. Where 1 is light spray and 20 is a hard spray. For most people you can turn the dial to 5 or 6 and be really content with the action. 20 is almost like sandblasting -- this unit can deliver a lot of water pressure. You can adjust both the Front and Rear spray very easily, I'm still adjusting the Front to get it just right. A few minutes of use and you'll quickly get used to how it operates. The toilet seat now sits a little bit higher as the bidet is secured easily by the seat bolts. Some water may spray out the opening between bowl and seat as a result, depending on the pressure you use. I think this would happen with any of these bidet devices I've reviewed. I bought simple rubber weather stripping with backing adhesive, put a few strips along the sides and back on the underside of the toilet seat, problem solved. Overall, this is a very good item and I'd recommend it to others who are in the same situation.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 15, 2018 by S F M
Style: Warm
I was envious of all the sophisticated Europeans with bidets and have been wanting to try one for a long time but was leery of the high prices $200 to $300 for full seat versions. So when I became aware of the mini versions getting one was a no brainer. I chose this one because it is non-digital which means no need to plug into an outlet or buy batteries. Despite its manual control it does have a water temperature setting but with the caveat that you need to run the water for a few minutes to warm up the line. After six months this unit has been sturdy and not difficult to install except for one error in the manual and needing to buy T-joint for the cold water line. After a person tries a bidet in place of toilet paper they won't go back. The result is a comfortable experience, a cleaner rear end and using 90% less toilet paper. This unit is well made, not too difficult to install and priced at a good value. This is my first bidet adapter so I wanted hot and cold water lines to make the experience comfortable in the winter, not electric powered so I don't have to replace batteries and durable. This unit meets all these needs. Installation under the sink was the biggest hassle as you have to crawl in, shut off the water, remove the existing line, wrap 3-4 layers of nylon tape over each of the two threads in a clockwise direction, insert the washer into the new T, attach the T and attach the smaller plastic hot water hose. The T they provided was the right one for my apartment but the T adapter for the cold water was the wrong size (mine is 3/16 inches so I had to purchase another one with the correct size). The manual was understandable however it had a mistake where they say the line connector to the plastic control ports are 1/2 inches but they are actually 3/8". Pressing the hot water hose into the metal connector requires a good amount of pressure so you'll need average hand strength to do it. If you have a cabinet you'll have to drill a small hole in the side to run the line (use a high speed drill and drill a pilot hole first to avoid splitting the wood). All said, anyone who is reasonably handy with a wrench and basic home repair tools should be able to handle it. I love this product. It is so nice never to have to buy toilet paper and the experience is much better. You get cleaner and only have to towel off after you use it. Another thing to consider is the trees you'll be saving by not using toilet paper. It is very liberating and at $67 I would recommend this product to everyone. Great job Zen.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 23, 2023 by Allen Bk
Style: Warm
I bought the zen bidet Z500 hot and cold water on April 5th, 2017 and after talking to Dan, I proceeded to install it in my half bath as my vanity was right next to the toilet. I was a little concerned that as I was working in a very tight location, And with arthritis, I may not be able to do a proper job and may end up with water leaks. However, the instructions were very straight forward and by 40 minutes, I was sble to replace the existing hard pipes to my toilet and vanity with flex SS pipes from Home Depot. I also bought the LuxeT-adapter with shut off as a back-up as I had concerns about high water pressure, as well as toilet seat bumper kit as I read that the seat does not sit properly on the toilet after install. I found that the complete installation took only 40 mins, and I did not need the T and bumpers. The bidet fitted very well under my existing seat, and the water pressure was easily controlled by the control knob. There was no leakage at all !! I put the saran wrap cover on the seat and checked out the knob controls. All 3 controls, self clean, hot and cold water as well as front and rear controls worked perfectly. The shut off controls completely stopped any water leaks after closing. The only issue was that the front and rear flow seemed to hit the same spot with almost the same force. I tried to call Dan again to check if there was any adjustment possible for diection and flow pattern for front and rear, but could not connect. Being a man I did not care either way. I knew the hot water would be a problem as the water heater is at the other end of the condo. I had to keep the sink hw faucet open for 3 min before HW came through. But the cold was ok as it was maintaining room temp inside the long pipe length. Probably on an extremely cold day I might have to have the hot water come in before using, but no problem. On the whole a good buy for the value. The pipe connections could have been provided below the bidet controls for better looks, well hidden from view. I hid the pipes under the toilet fixtures and neatly clamped the hot water line to the sink, so it looks professional. I would recommend it to all who like to have the extra luxury !!
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Reviewed in the United States on April 9, 2017 by Amazon Customer
Style: Warm
This product is outstanding! It has taken my ADA-Compliant Toto Toilet and turned it into a Cadillac! It was very easy to install. I took my time and it took approximately 30 minutes. I could have done it quicker I'm certain, but I'm not Henry Ford. Concerned with some reviews about leaking, I used a higher grade Teflon tape than the one provided in the kit. I highly recommend this. You'll also note from my photo that my toilet seat is not Toto standard, but an aftermarket from now defunct Bed Bath & Beyond. However, the rubber seat stoppers are approximately 1/2" thick which keeps the seat off of the plastic containing the inner workings of the bidet at the rear of the bowl, so I'm confident in long term reliability. I recommend this as well since some of the slow-close seats are very low profile. I immediately knew after my first use that I had hit the jackpot, or bulls-eye! Now, after about a month, I can report that toilet paper usage has gone down 90%, while cleanliness and the need to no longer jump in the shower after a bombing run has increased dramatically. To put it simply, if you went out into the woods and rolled around in the mud, when you came home, would you just want to towel off, or would you prefer to take a shower? I'm so happy with this, I wished I had purchased and installed sooner. There's no runs, no drips, and no errors! I'm a rather large, beastly man, and my Toto toilet paired with the Zen Bidet is the perfect One - Two punch I needed to get out in the world each day brimming with confidence and cleanliness. Hell, I don't even want to leave home any more. Last note, my bathroom layout is such that the warm water option from a nearby sink is not feasible. However, I'm positive that this install would be very straight-forward and easy if I could. Don't wait another day, put it in your cart and join me in your own version of Xanadu!
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Reviewed in the United States on January 23, 2024 by Ian
Style: Warm
This bidet is very effective in its use. The two separate sprays allow for different stream angles and forces of water, and their placement in the device creates efficient cleaning. The features are very useful. There is a feature to clean the sprayers which can be used to start the flow of warm water before you begin to use the bidet. One of the controls easily sets the temperature of the water, once the hot water is flowing into the unit from the hot water line at a nearby sink. There is a control which accurately sets the flow rate of one or the other sprayer. Installation is a little difficult, requiring basic plumbing skills in connecting the water lines to the cold water line leading to the toilet and to the hot water line at a nearby sink. All necessary parts for those connections are supplied with the device, and the instructions to make the connections are clear and easy to follow. The parts supplied are of good quality, and I expect that the bidet and its connections will last a very long time. If any of the lines feeding water to the sink or the toilet are not flexible, they will need to be replaced. You can easily obtain flexible water lines at a hardware store or from the company Zen Bidet. After three days of use, I am still learning the best way for me to use a bidet, but this device has all the capability I could want in a bidet. If you want to try a bidet or you are already comfortable using one, I would highly recommend the Zen Bidet Z-500 as an effective addition to your home toilet.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 16, 2020 by Tony R.
Style: Warm
I am very pleased with this product. It is solid and well-built, the knobs turn easily yet are firm and solid-feeling, and I loved the look of the label as soon as I saw it on Amazon. It performs perfectly, although if you live in an area where water pressure is very high like me, I suggest turning the main knob for cleaning yourself INCREMENTALLY, so as not to get blasted. With a bit of practice, you can obtain a gentle stream that does not require a towel to dry off afterwards! Of note, too, is that it is not necessary to install a buffer under the front of the toilet seat as some models require, to avoid spray there, because the bidet arm that attaches to the seat is thin enough to not raise the seat at the front. I have a standard round smallish toilet. Customer support: This is an important aspect for any appliance purchase, for me at least, and this company does not disappoint. I had seen another reviewer mention his satisfaction with the customer support for this product, which prompted me to give Zen Bidet a try, after researching a number of other bidet products online. My bidet kit came with a 6' polyurethane hose for the hot water hookup, which was too short for my bathroom, since the bathroom sink sits opposite the toilet and I envisioned snaking a longer hose from the toilet around the perimeter of the floor to the hot water hookup under the sink. So I emailed the company asking for a 10' hose and got a reply within 1/2 hour, that they would be mailing me the 10' hose immediately. No extra cost. 2 days later it arrived. How often does that happen? Installation: Although it seems fairly simple and every review I read said the client installed themselves, I knew I would be calling a plumber because I am not looking for new adventures in plumbing at my age. The plumber was not impressed with my perimeter solution, he took one look at the bathroom and announced he would be drilling through the floor to the basement and connecting to a hot water pipe. (Plumbers have their pride.) This set me back $195, way beyond the price of the bidet, but it was a good decision. The job is neat, unobtrusive, and hot water readily available. Altho' a seasoned plumber, this was his first bidet install and he was impressed by the product, and took the references. His wife recently returned from Japan and apparently has been badgering him ever since for a bidet. He liked the Zen model, so may well be going for this one!
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Reviewed in the United States on November 4, 2016 by Nina Gimond
Style: Warm
This is my 2nd non-electric bidet, the 1st (Clear Rear) was a cold-only to validate the concept, which was fine. Now six months later "upgraded" to this Zen Warm model and find the basic functions and install to be OK. However can't help notice my whole butt gets wet due to less focused spray. Now if this were my 1st experience I might think this is the way these bidets are, but not so. To see what's going on, held a bowl to catch & see the spray and found fine mist spraying outside the bowl all over. Same for both Front & Rear jets. Note my water pressure hasn't changed nor anything else, just the bidet. This thing was spozed to reduce TP usage, but now use same amount with all the drying. The 2nd observation is the flex of the white plastic which supports the valves/controls. It feels cheap, every time you turn a knob. Could they have used a tad more plastic or reinforcing? To be fair my previous model also flexed (but less), however I don't know (or want to test to find out) how much flexing the unit can take before it breaks. Will my guests be as gentle as I with it? For the spray issue I rate this product a "pain in the rear" and will prolly return it and try yet another vendor, as I doubt the mfr can resolve this (will give them a chance). The installation T's and other components are of nice quality, and I don't think the plastic hot water line should be of concern as it's quite stout (vs. braided SS line). In fact, you do want a small diameter line so it doesn't take forever to get hot water to the unit. The control-end of the unit is quite heavy, so it appears the valves are indeed all brass. BTW: Regarding every WARM WATER (non-electric) type bidet on the market... My install seems only feasible as the hot water tank is directly behind the bathroom sink. Any further away and either you must run the sink faucet until the line is clear of cold water, or run the Cleaning valve a very very long time until it gets warm. Just sayin.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 29, 2022 by Clyde
Style: Warm
Once fitted; absolutely perfect, so worth persevering through some installation querkiness! Spatial limitations (for separate bidet) spurred this Euro-purchase (meaning Europe and most of the rest of the water-conscious world prefer a quick extra 'swish' when making 'deposits' instead of waiting for a daily, bi-daily or weekly hose-down). Once out of the box, and with reference to other reviewers/installers, I bypassed many of the included fittings (like, ALL of them) and went to the hardware store. No point cheaping out on something that's a link in your whole home's plumbing (a.k.a. potential flooding) chain! So; about $40 later and with 'T' fittings (SharkBite) for the hot-line (in-feed) and a tee for adding the cold water in-line feed (plus a length of PEX pipe to draw the hot in from the hot-line in the basement just below the toilet (who wants to see a 1/4" wiggly plastic pig-tail pipe in their guest toilet (???), a cultural/aesthetic consideration the makers should take note of).... I set to work. 'Cut the hot in-line feed (basement) and brought a line up through the floor and connected the hot in-feed. disconnected and re-connected the cold in-feed to the toilet cistern and thence to the bidet. DIDN'T work; at all, no way, Jose. Went to return the product (presuming mftr error); then called the customer service line, and the guy WHO WROTE THE MANUAL ANSWERED THE PHONE.... yes (my CAPS, still dazed with surprise)... NICE NICE guy - eventually advised that I REMOVE the miniature pressure-reduction valves (the size of baby teeth) inserted in the INPUTS (hot and cold) despite being expressly advised to NOT remove them in the instructions. We have FIRE HOSE water pressure at our home, but.... he said for some reason, it obviously wasn't QUITE enough to 'push' through the valves and get them to open. OKEY-DOKEY then; quickly undid the 3/8" collar nuts, sporked the offending valves out with a sharp kitchen knife!; re-connected and BINGO - we are "SINGING in the RAIN"... well, you get the idea. A bit of fiddling and some extra little bit of conditional advice about the pressure valves would have saved some time, frustration and an aborted 'return' which I did initiate but have since cancelled. In fact; when my fam have overcome their shock at having their undercarriages being warmly hosed and appreciate the skid-mark-free underwear (and TP savings!), I'm getting another TWO units for the other two b'rooms. ***SAFETY/COMFORT UPDATE ALERT*** ***UPDATE*** Two full days of usage prompt the suggestion to follow many other reviewers' advice. To avoid temperature shocks (hot AND/OR cold)... make sure you run the 'nozzle clean' mode for as long as it takes for the hot water to 'arrive' at the unit, then, AND ONLY THEN, initiate the butt-shower. Failure to do so may provide intemperate surprises to the nether regions!! Once practiced, obtaining perfect temperature cleaning is a doozy! You have been warned! ALSO: do not be tempted to use the unit WHILE THE CISTERN IS RE-FILLING following (ahem) 'use'. The water supply (hot and cold) is extremely impacted by the cistern-fill pressure effect and safe/comfortable temperature cannot be relied upon during this cycle. ONLY use the bidet console when the water pressure is 'static' (ie: not doing another job... be that cistern-filling or basin-filling or anything else supply/demand in the bathroom or on the same circuit!!) This unit does NOT have the kind of auto-sensing balance that most shower-users are used to in the USA.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 19, 2019 by Jimmy Boy