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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?