Toilet bidet sprayer with no-drill holder and telescopic hose

It is the part that is often missing: this kit arrives with its small “one inlet, two outlets” angle valve, about 6 cm wide. It screws onto the toilet supply: one outlet goes back to the cistern, the other to the handset.

Each outlet has its own notched thumbwheel: you can shut off the handset without shutting off the flush.

The thumbwheels, in brass like the valve body, turn easily even with wet hands. The whole unit stays compact enough to fit between the wall and the cistern.

The handset holder is fixed on a small 3.6 × 2.5 cm adhesive base, to be stuck on clean, dry tiles. The holder itself is brass.

Handy when renting, or on tiles you don’t want to damage.

According to the dimensioned photo, this holder is about 8.2 cm long: the handset slides in and out with one hand. Degrease the tile well before sticking the base on, and let the adhesive set before first use. The base stays discreet: a small, almost transparent plate that disappears on a light tile.

The coiled hose lengthens when you pull the handset, up to about 2.2 m, and coils back up by itself when you hang it up: it does not hang down to the floor.

Close the handset’s thumbwheel after use: the hose is then no longer under pressure.

For care, wash the handset with soapy water; if limescale builds up on the nozzle, soaking it in white vinegar dissolves it. Chrome, grey or black: choose the shade that matches the rest of your toilet. In the photos, a light hose goes with the chrome version, a dark hose with the grey and black versions.