Element+ Non-electric dual temperature bidet attachment

I should have bought the plain ol’ element because my hot water source is too far away. That said: this thing is awesome. Only regret is that I didn’t buy one sooner. Once I redo my bathroom I’ll be able to connect to hot water and I’m sure this purchase will be even better. For this price, this thing can’t be beat.

This product was pretty easy to install, and feels better than I expected when using. Definitely gives you more of a clean feeling than if you were to not use it! Would highly recommend.

I've never done anything plumbing-related, I was able to install this myself with minimal frustration. I miss using it when it's not available! Wish I'd gotten one a while ago.

Gold has always been my favorite element. Gold metals, Golden retrievers, pots of gold, I love them all. While the Element is not made of gold it certainly meets the gold standard. I love the refreshing clean and, simple, sleek design. Stay gold, Element.

I've wanted a bidet for some time, but didn't want to incur major expense or construction to do so. The Element+ was interesting, but only if I could install it without the additional expense of a plumber. I also did not have an electrical outlet handy to the toilet. I read the specs carefully before purchasing, and decided I could do it myself. I'm female, older, but relatively handy and I have a full toolbox. And based on the tiny spaces I had to squeeze into to get the job done, my smaller-than-average body was perfect for the task. My biggest concern was that the existing valves would be too tight for me to open or frozen altogether. My bathroom was renovated about 5 years ago, so thankfully this was not an issue. It's something to bear in mind if you're a female and plan to install this yourself. I did need to figure out where to drill the holes in the vanity for the cleanest course of tubing, and had to get into position to drill them. That was probably the most difficult part, and I couldn't have done it without a power drill. The supplied tubing is generic and you can buy a longer piece at the big box store if necessary, but remember this will be exposed from the vanity to the toilet, so plan on a discrete location. I drilled the outside hole low on the vanity in order to run the tubing along the top of the baseboard, attached with 3M hooks. When secured properly, it's close to invisible. My only complaint is really about my toilet, which is a Toto and the seat holes open into the body and not through to the outside (it's a single piece unit). As a result, the seat screws don't grip well and the seat moves around a bit. I don't have a simple resolution for that, but it's not a showstopper. I have one simple piece of advice: it's preferable to run the sink's hot water before using the Omigo if you do not have instant hot water. It's a long wait for my hot water to arrive in the bathroom, and that cold water blast isn't something I wish on anyone (well maybe people I don't like...). The manual does suggest you let the water run a few seconds in the "nozzle cleaning" position so as not to blast yourself with cold water, but there is no good way to determine when the water is actually warm enough, especially if it's traveling from your basement. I find that confirming the temp with my hand in the sink more reliable, and far less jarring. You'll still want the Omigo to run a few seconds in the nozzle cleaning position to clear the sitting cold water from the tubing. That said, this is a great unit for the money, and has fulfilled my expectations without adding extra appliances or reconfiguring a bathroom. If you have a small bathroom, want to install yourself, and access to an electrical outlet is a problem, this is the perfect solution.