If you’re new to bidet sprays, you’re in the right place. At BidetSpray.shop, we make personal hygiene simple—whether you want a sleek handheld sprayer for home, a quick-fit seat attachment, or a portable kit for on-the-go freshness. This guide covers the essentials: benefits, choosing the right model, quick installation tips, care, and FAQs.

Why switch to a bidet spray?

• Cleaner feel: Water removes more effectively than dry paper alone, reducing irritation.

• Gentle on skin: Great for sensitive skin, postpartum recovery, and haemorrhoid care.

• Eco-friendlier routine: Cut back on tissue use and packaging waste.

• Cost-effective: Fewer bathroom consumables over time.

• Versatile: Rinse the bowl, cloth nappies, potties, and even muddy boots or pet paws.

Types of bidet solutions

• Handheld sprayer (shattaf): A compact trigger spray that mounts beside the toilet—precise, affordable, renter-friendly.

• Seat attachment: Ultra-slim plate installed under your toilet seat with a control knob; no electricity required.

• Portable kit: Bottle or tank with nozzle—perfect for travel, camping, and emergency use.

How to choose the right bidet spray

• Pressure control: Look for adjustable or two-mode pressure for comfort and effective cleaning.

• Build quality: Stainless-steel head or durable ABS, brass T-adapter, braided hose.

• Hose length & mount: 1.2–1.5 m hose and a sturdy wall/side mount keep things tidy.

• Backflow safety: Choose models with integrated backflow prevention or pair with a compliant valve.

• Warranty & support: Local support, fast shipping, and easy returns (we’ve got you).

Not sure where to start? Browse our curated picks in Shop All or Bathroom Accessories on BidetSpray.shop.

Quick install overview (no fuss)

1. Turn off water at the isolation valve next to the cistern.

2. Fit the T-adapter between the cistern and inlet hose (use PTFE tape if required).

3. Connect the hose to the sprayer and adapter, mount the holder, and turn water on.

4. Test pressure at low first, then adjust to comfort.

5. Close the shut-off on the T-valve after use to prolong hose life.

Important: Plumbing rules vary across Australia. For permanent connections to your potable water supply, local regulations may require licensed installation and backflow prevention (e.g., per AS/NZS standards). When in doubt, use a licensed plumber.

Care & hygiene tips

• After each use, briefly rinse and shake off excess droplets.

• Wipe the sprayer head weekly; avoid harsh chemicals on ABS parts.

• If your valve includes a shut-off, close it after use to relieve pressure.

• Check washers and connections every few months.

Who benefits most?

• Families: Cleaner, gentler for kids and adults.

• Postpartum recovery: Cooling rinse can be more comfortable than paper.

• Mobility & elderly care: Easier hygiene with less twisting and reaching.

• Campers & travellers: Portable kits keep you fresh anywhere.

• Eco-minded households: Reduce paper, packaging, and blocked drains.

Common myths—debunked

• “It’s messy.” Modern nozzles are precise; using low pressure first avoids splash.

• “It’s complicated to install.” Most kits are a few connections; many customers finish in minutes.

• “It needs electricity.” Our popular sprayers and slim attachments work on water pressure only.

Recommended setups (at a glance)

• Starter: Handheld sprayer + brass T-valve + wall mount.

• Hands-free feel: Slim seat attachment with left/right fit and pressure dial.

• Travel & outdoors: Portable 2–2.5 L kit, two pressure modes, USB-rechargeable pump.

Shipping, returns, and support

• Fast dispatch: Orders typically process within a few business days.

• Easy returns: Change of mind? Start a return online within the window.

• 24/7 support: Chat or email us anytime—setup help, troubleshooting, or product advice.

FAQs

Will a bidet spray fit my toilet?
Most Aussie cisterns use standard connections. If your setup is unusual, a simple adapter usually solves it.

Is cold water uncomfortable?
Most people adapt quickly using low pressure first. If you prefer warmth, consider a mixing valve or warm-water attachment.

Is it safe for postpartum use?
A gentle stream can be more comfortable than paper. Always follow your healthcare provider’s advice.

Can renters use these?
Yes. Handheld sprayers and seat attachments are non-electric and typically removable at end of lease (keep your original parts).

How do I avoid leaks?
Use quality brass adapters, don’t overtighten threads, test at low pressure, and close the T-valve after use if included