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When it’s time to use the restroom, we habitually reach for the big roll of toilet paper without its implications for our body and the environment. Using toilet tissue is harsher on the skin and puts a strain on your plumbing, not to mention the environment. Thankfully, there’s a healthier and cleaner alternative to this. Consider using the Brondell Bidet that easily attaches under your toilet seat and uses a freshwater spray to cleanse after mother nature calls.

Worried it'll cost you? Well, don't because right now you can get this bidet attachment for just under $50.

Change your routine by ditching the old toilet paper and reaching for the soothing water spray of the Brondell Bidet. The device utilizes dual retractable nozzles to provide a complete rear and front wash. A hygienic nozzle guard and self-cleaning system ensure a sanitary cleanse from start to finish.

Optimize the bidet to your preferred spray level for the best bathroom experience. The smooth pressure system utilizes knobs to help find your perfect stream setting. No electricity is required to operate the device. Water pressure powers the cleaning spray, which gives you a smaller energy footprint and lowers your electrical costs.

This device is one of the thinnest bidet attachments on the market and easily installs under your existing toilet seat. The slim profile maintains your seat level and eliminates the gap between it and the fixture. Durable brass and internal ceramic components make sure your bidet lasts.

Still not sure about it? Then check out this detailed five-star review:

1. No electricity required! This is HUGE.

2. No need to replace toilet seat with one that doesn't quite fit.

3. Fits my "french curve" toilet unlike Geniebidet.

4. Simplest most ergonomic control. Others have clunky knobs on top of an outrigger.

5. Includes a stainless steel mesh hose, not plastic like some others

So it's better that all the other similar products yet it costs less!!"

Feel clean and fresh after a visit to the restroom with the Brondell Bidet. There’s no saying exactly when this deal will end, so snag your bidet before this sale gets flushed away.

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