The 7 Best Bidet Attachments of 2022, According to Experts

We’ve been fans of Tushy for years now. The company recently stepped up its game with the newly improved Tushy Classic 3.0. The popular model gets a new self-cleaning nozzle that automatically rinses itself before and after every use. The nozzle offers better water pressure control and precision, so you can get a more targeted stream from front to back. With a streamlined design that fits almost any toilet, it installs in less than 10 minutes with minimal tools or prep required. We also love the eight available styles and colors that ensure it matches almost any decor. All of this, plus the $100 price tag, make it our pick for the best overall bidet attachment of 2022.

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When a high-end bidet is too much, but a budget model isn’t enough, we like Brondell’s Swash 300 Advanced Bidet Toilet Seat. It’s well-priced at around $200 while offering many of the features of more premium, pricier alternatives. Dual self-cleaning nozzles (for the front and back) with warm water options and a heated seat with adjustable temperature settings make this bidet a joy to use. The design is sleek, modern, and simple and works with any decor. Plus, an included wireless control offers access to every feature without having to actually touch your toilet.

For the best value for your dollar, we haven’t found a better option than Veken’s Ultra-Slim Bidet. This straightforward model offers all the essentials we expect in a decent bidet attachment. Dual, non-electric nozzles provide solid water pressure for front (feminine) and back (posterior) washes. With just a single, chrome dial, it’s extremely easy to operate, especially for those with mobility issues. That same sleek design also makes this model easy to clean. The streamlined aesthetic matches almost any decor, although it doesn’t look or feel quite as premium as other pricier models on this list. Still, at less than $30, it’s hard to complain.

Basic bidets are designed to replace toilet paper with a straightforward wash feature. BidetMate’s 2000 Series Electric Bidet takes the traditional appliance to a whole new level. In addition to self-cleaning nozzles with customizable wash settings, this premium model offers an adjustable heated seat, unlimited heated wash water, and an electric undercarriage dryer. A built-in charcoal air deodorize even helps minimize unpleasant bathroom odors. Bonus features include a massage setting and even a dedicated child wash function that provides more gentle water pressure. The only downside? All of these fancy features come with a price tag of around $400.

For a no-nonsense bidet toilet seat with only the most essential features, we like Kohler’s Puretide Toilet Seat. A single spray nozzle delivers ambient temperature spray with adjustable position and pressure. The simple design is available in elongated and round models to match almost any toilet size and shape. Non-electric construction also makes for easy installation with few tools and prep work required. At around $80, the Puretide offers a decent set of features, but we wish it looked and felt a bit more premium, especially given the Kohler name.

When only the best will do—even in the bathroom—it’s hard to beat Toto. The company’s Washlet C5 is the most luxurious bidet seat we’ve seen. This model offers almost every essential and premium feature imaginable, including a self-cleaning, splash-resistant wand, a heated, soft-close seat, a temperature-adjustable air dryer, a filtered air deodorizer, an automatic “premist” function to prevent sticking, and—the list goes on. An included remote control and dual memory settings also provide instant access to every customizable option. Even with the most features of any bidet attachment on this list, the Washlet C5 is surprisingly easy to install. Our only complaint is the sky-high price tag near $500.

The chunky profile of most bidet attachments leaves an awkward toilet seat gap after installation. At just 0.2 inches thin, the Bidet FreshSpa from Brondell virtually eliminates that gap for a more seamless, comfortable fit. This budget model offers dual nozzles with automatic retracting and precision pressure control for a thorough front-to-back wash with a self-cleaning feature. The straightforward design makes for an easy, tool-free install on most toilets, although some reviewers complain of incompatibility issues. In addition to being one of the slimmest bidet attachments on this list, it’s also among the best value models at around $45.