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Three ways to do it, and how to pick
You do not need a new toilet, a plumber or a bathroom refit. Every option here fits the toilet you already own, and the water it uses is already there.
The three options
A hand held sprayer. Cheapest and most flexible. You aim it yourself, which is what most people prefer once they are used to it. Stainless steel, gold or black, from £59.
An under seat attachment. Fixed and hands free once the dial is set, which suits a household where several people use it. Fits under your existing seat. £79.
A travel bidet. Carries its own water and a rechargeable battery, so it needs no plumbing at all. Bought alongside a fitted one rather than instead of it, for hotels and camping. £49.
What actually decides it
Can you reach the supply line and the isolator under your cistern? If yes, any of them work. If your cistern is concealed behind a panel and you cannot get to it, a fitted bidet is out and the travel one is the answer.
After that it is preference: aiming it yourself, or turning a dial.
Two things people are surprised by
The water is cold on everything except a powered bidet seat, because the cold cistern feed is the only water at a toilet.
And you still need to dry. Most people carry on using a little paper, which is fine. If the point was to stop buying paper, our reusable bum towels are the part that finishes the job.