The best bidet attachments in 2024

If you want to take your bathroom hygiene game to the next level, a bidet attachment will have you sitting pretty. Everyone who owns one seems to be constantly talking about what a “life changer” their new bidet toilet seat is or how they could “never go back” to the dark days of just wiping. If you don’t want to plop down the cash for a whole bidet toilet, the best bidet attachments are perfect for a home improvement that keeps your nether regions clean and comfy, making every bathroom visit feel like a spa treatment.

Maybe you’re looking to save on toilet paper (or avoid paper PFAS), take a more sustainable approach to butt-keeping, or just want to keep it fresh down there as much as possible. Maybe you’re just curious to see what all the hype of something like our best overall, the Tushy Classic 3.0, is about. Whether you’re looking to upgrade your existing bidet toilet seat or are totally new to the world of spray, here’s a rundown of the best bidet attachments for toilets to suit the needs of your near and dear rear.

How we chose the best bidet attachments

It’s no secret that sometimes writers and editors will get products to test out for ourselves. After all, how can someone really write an informed article without hands (or butts?) on experience. For this article, I personally tested out the Tushy, Luxe, and Alpha lines. Yes, I do have the cleanest bottom in California.

Beyond that, we also heavily evaluated customer reviews and feedback. As every tush is unique and may require different features, such as a warm water element, drying capability, or feminine wash, it was also important to evaluate the bidet under a specific category to ensure that we covered a wide range of specifications.

The best bidet attachments: Reviews & Choice

We’re putting our butts, or at least our reputations, on the line when it comes to these recommendations. So, we considered several factors. Price point was a major one. More important than the sticker price is the value for money. Sometimes, the extra bucks are totally worth it for specialized features, like a dryer, so you’re not dragging toilet paper across a wet bottom. Don’t sit out, just sit on, these picks!

Best overall: Tushy Classic 3.0

Why it made the cut: At a fair price point, this easy-to-install bidet has a low-profile design and offers great value for money with a precision nozzle and water pressure control.

Specs

• Material: Acrylonitrile Butadiene Styrene
• Handle Type: Knob
• Operation mode: Manual

Pros

• Mid-range pricing
• Easy to install
• No electricity required
• SmartSpray nozzle has precision adjuster for front and back reach
• Water pressure control

Cons

• No warm water
• Bamboo knob undesirable for some

Sampling a slew of bidet attachments was definitely not on my 2024 bingo card. But hey, allow my tush to be of service to you (wait a minute …). The Tushy Classic 3.0 came in at overall best for several reasons. One, the price point is accessible for a high-quality design that’s made to last. It’s easy to install (it took about 15 minutes) and didn’t require any additional hook-ups or access to outlets like other models. You won’t get warm water, but, in my case, I didn’t have access to another outlet (like many bathrooms, oddly enough), so it was the perfect solution for my needs.

I was impressed with the sleek and low-profile design—the knob comes in a variety of color combos to suit your style. The knob also controls the intensity of the spray, which helps with the “enema feeling” some customers experience with other brands that don’t offer pressure control.

While the model doesn’t specify “feminine wash” like other models, the precision nozzle allows you to change the direction of spray, so you can point it toward your front or rear to get the angle just right. The retracting wand makes it feel even more sanitary between uses and is easy to clean.

It doesn’t come with tons of frills, like a heated dryer or remote control, but for a solid, high-quality option at a mid-range price point, this is your best bet. Note that many users did not like the bamboo knob option, as bamboo is porous and may attract more bacteria.

Best budget: Luxe Bidet Neo 320 Plus

Why it made the cut: At around $60, this affordable bidet attachment is incredibly easy to clean and doesn’t require you to remove your toilet seat for installation.

Specs

• Material: Stainless steel
• Handle Type: Knob
• Operation Mode: Manual

Pros

• Affordable
• Slides into place; don’t have to remove toilet seat to install
• Bidet with warm water
• Self-cleaning modes and lift up design make cleaning a breeze
• Feminine wash

Cons

• Plastic hot water line is undesirable for some
• Water pressure can be a bit forceful

The Luxe Bidet Neo 320 Plus was a very pleasant surprise, especially given the price point. For nearly half the price of the Tushy, you get a pretty similar experience with an even simpler setup. It may not look as elegant (the cheap plastic knob lacks the refinement that comes with higher price points), but the utility is fantastic. There’s a feminine wash specification, and the pressure is great. Many users complained that it can be too forceful, but I didn’t find that to be the case.

The setup is ridiculously easy; you don’t even need to remove your toilet seat. The bidet attachment simply slides underneath your toilet seat, and then you hook it up to the water line. If your toilet is separated from the sink access (or just too far to reach), you cannot use the warm water feature. However, there is a cap to cover the hot water attachment if you cannot use it, which is necessary so water doesn’t spray out of it.

The water line is also made of plastic, which some users found concerning, as heat and plastic aren’t always the best mix. All in all, for ease of use and installation, it’s a great option for those on a budget.

Best splurge: TOTO WASHLET+ Electronic Bidet Toilet Seat

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