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While holding toilet paper in his hands, Leo points to a digital body diagram explaining hemorrhoids while shifting between the computer screen and his toilet.
Leo: Alright, so if you are struggling with hemorrhoids, I'd personally avoid using toilet paper. And the reason for that is that every time you wipe, you're going to irritate this lining on the tissue of the external hemorrhoid, which as you know is very painful. It's just going to prolong your bleeding, itching, and burning.

While holding toilet paperin his hands, Leo starts showcasing the bidet installed on his toilet.
Leo: Now your best alternative for a number of reasons is going to be a bidet. Now this stream of water that it provides is actually going to soothe the problem area and reduce inflammation. Now to make sure the water is aiming correctly, you're just going to tilt your body or pelvis forward or backward depending on where that sweet spot is. 

Leo points to the different wash modes on the bidet's control panel.
Leo: The reason why I like this model particularly is because it not only has a wash option, a feminine option, but a nozzle clean. This is really important, and here's why.

Leo outlines the area around the bidet's nozzle apparatus and pulls down the nozzle.
Leo: When you use the bidet, all that bacteria and ick collects over time, and you don't want that spraying back at you. Now this option right here, the nozzle will clean itself. Now these nozzles will only pop out when you use them, so they are protected against the ick. But, it's still imperative that you have a nozzle clean option, and most other bidets do not have that.

Leo returns to holding the toilet paper.
Leo: Since you're not going to need this [toilet paper] as much, you're going to save a ton of money on toilet paper, so that's definitely a plus, especially with inflation.

Leo holds the hose and t-adapter fittings for connection to the bidet.
Leo: Trust me, you don't need to be a handy man to install this.

Leo focuses on the bidet's nozzle apparatus area, using the hinges of the bidet to flip the bidet up and show the underside space.
Leo: The best thing also is actually how easy it is to clean. And most bidets don't have this hinge feature. And this allows you to get into these icky surfaces here [back of toilet bowl], and make sure everything is sanitary.

Leo holds up the NEO 185 Plus in Chrome.
Leo: Now out of all the bidets I could recommend, this is definitely the best bang for your buck. It has all the features that you might need. And it's going to leave you much much happier than using toilet paper. So I linked it below in case you want to get it.

Paul Roth points at the packaging of a NEO 185 Plus in Chrome.
Paul Roth: I think every single house should have one of these in their bathroom. This is a must. If you use toilet paper... you don't need to really [plus it's bad for you]. I use way less now. Now this thing [the bidet] you need. And if you're a family of five, you're going through some toilet paper like I do. But in my opinion, this does a much better job than toilet paper. Your butt just feels way cleaner after using this, a bidet, versus toilet paper.

Paul Roth focuses the camera on the opened packaging of the bidet, while showcasing the different pieces inside the box.
Paul Roth: Now, my other bathroom has one of these. They send me one of these and they sent me another one, but I'm not mad at all because we use it—like that is the bathroom we prefer (because it has the bidet). But it comes with everything you need. It has the new hose. It's going to have the wrench and everything. Everything that you need, is in the box. Even comes with a little travel bag. I'm going to guess it's not for the bidet because it doesn't fit. But I would, I would take this places.

Paul Roth focuses the camera on the included parts from the packaging laid out on his bathroom floor.
Paul Roth: It's going to come with this supply line, a wrench, this fitting right here, the bidet itself, some adjustment caps for your hinges, and thread sealant tape.

Paul Roth focuses the camera on the water supply and fill valves on the toilet.
Paul Roth: First things first. We're gonna go back here and turn the water off. 

Paul Roth focuses the camera on the toilet seat's hinge caps as he loosens the screws.
Paul Roth: Next, we're going back here to pop these caps up. There's going to be a screw underneath here and then there's going to be a nut back here [on the underside]. You need to take that nut off or actually you don't need to take it off. You're just going to loosen that nut up with a screwdriver. I'm going to just take my screw driver and I'm going to loosen it up. I want to loosen it up enough to slide this [bidet] underneath the toilet seat.

Paul Roth focuses the camera at an angle, showcasing sliding the bidet underneath the toilet seat.
Paul Roth: You're going to slide these underneath here. You see they slide right underneath the bolts.

Paul Roth focuses the camera back on the hinge-caps while tightening the bolts and securing the bidet in place.
Paul Roth: The bolts are right here. And this is the bidet piece. I'm going to tighten these up. At least where it's a little bit tighter. But where it can still move around freely.

Paul Roth focuses the camera on the placement of the toilet seat and bidet. He also focuses it on the bidet's hinges as he determines the best configuration.
Paul Roth: Because we need to make sure that your toilet seat is back aligned. And back far enough.
And then on top of that, you need to make sure that your bidet is where you also want it. Okay, you see I got a little bit of the hinge over here and a little hinge over here. That allows this to flip up. You got to make sure that room is in there.

Paul Roth focuses the camera back on the hinge-caps while tightening the bolts and securing the bidet in place.
Paul Roth: And then after that, we're going to go back here. And we're going to tighten these two bolts. Go ahead and snug those all the way back up. Tight, tight.

Paul Roth focuses on the camera on the front of the toilet while changing out the default Standard Hinge Covers to the Tall Hinge Covers. He re-tightens everything and showcases the hinge function on the bidet.
Paul Roth: Okay, so my seat wasn't closing all the way. I could tell it was something that was keeping up just a little bit. So this is what the high adjuster is for. And it just clicks out. You put the thicker one in. And that's going to raise the toilet seat up. Then you're going to tighten those up all the way to go nice and snug. You want to make sure this goes up and nothing's in the way.

Paul Roth begins showing the installation process for the bidet fittings, starting with placing paper towels on the ground underneath the supply valve and flushing the toilet until its empty.
Paul Roth: Get some paper towels or a bucket. Put it down in this area. We're going to take this off here in a minute. And as it leaks a little bit, we're going to flush the toilet.

Paul Roth disconnects the toilet's water supply hose from the fill valve.
Paul Roth: So now all the water, all the water is out of the tank. Uh, and we can disconnect this. You should be able to undo it with your hand. Just like so, a little bit of water might come out.

Paul Roth wraps Plumber's Tape around the threads of the hose.
Paul Roth: This is thread sealant tape, it doesn't necessarily need it because there is a rubber gasket in here that keeps it from leaking, but I'm going to put some on here anyway. You always want to wrap it clockwise, because that's tightening, it's going to put it on instead of taking it back off. So you just place it on there like so. You pull it kind of remotely tight. You don't want too much hanging off the top over here in the fitting. Wrap it maybe, uh, two, three times. I guess two times is probably what most people do.

Paul Roth connects the T-Adapter to the toilet fill valve and the toilet water supply hose to the T-Adapter.
Paul Roth: Then you're going to take this [t-adapter]. This top piece is going to go to the top of your toilet on this thing right here [toilet fill valve]. This other part is going to go in here [7/8" end of supply hose]. You see this little spout here? You want to make sure that that is, uh, pointed this way towards your bidet. Hand tighten this as tight as you can get with your hands. Put this other one on the bottom.

Paul Roth connects the bidet hose to the T-Adapter and the bidet inlet, while highlighting the wingnut located on the bidet hose for easy tightening.
Paul Roth: Next, the supply line. It's going from that fitting right here, to the fitting right here in the control of the day. Now this is kind of cool, because see that, this little thing right here? That's actually a, a wrench. It goes on both ends and moves down and tightens it up. Then you slide it down to the other end, and you do the same thing. So you just throw that guy on there, just like I didn't. Slide a little tool over it. Tighten it up. Come over to the back of your bidet. Right into the control. And you're going to thread that on there. Run the tool down, tighten it down. It helps to have two hands. You can hold this hose down and put it where you want it to go.

Paul Roth focuses the camera on the bidet's control panel, discussing the bidet inlet and the knob controls.
Paul Roth: Now on this, this is plastic. That fitting that you're going into is plastic. So don't over tighten it because you will maybe break it. I'm gonna come up here. I'm gonna make sure that we are in off position.I don't want this to spray and it sprays like hell when it does spray.

Paul Roth turns the water supply valve on, while checking for leaks at each connection point.
Paul Roth: We're going to come down here, turn the water back on. We're going to look up here, we're going to look for any kind of leaks. We're going to look on the back of, uh, the control, look on the back of here, see if we see any leaks. If you see any leaks around here, you're going to try this over again. But, uh, You shouldn't see any leaks. Most of these things have rubber gaskets on them. And I have no leaks. Tank's full.

Paul Roth focuses the camera at angle, viewing the entire toilet with the bidet installed. He places his hand where in the trajectory of the bidet's spray.
Paul Roth: And now, how do you test it? Put your hand right here, and you go, you block it. First time I did that, I sprayed it right across the room.

Paul Roth points at the installed NEO 185 Plus in Chrome on his toilet.
Paul Roth: But I'm telling you, we used to go, as a family, go through so much toilet paper. And, this eliminates, like, 90 percent of it. And your butt's cleaner, so why not? I really don't understand why Americans use so much toilet paper. Like, everywhere else they don't. And, this is the way to go. Bidet, you need to try it.

Mike Teluma focuses the camera on a NEO 185 plus in Chrome, installed on his toilet. Showcases self-clean function and the outer packaging.
Mike Teluma: Guys, it's 2024. Stop wiping like a caveman. I recently came back from overseas, and I don't know why it's not the norm here in the states, but it's picking up traction, thank god. So, I picked up one of these LUXE Bidets. It is one of the best selling bidets on the market.

Mike Teluma focuses the camera on the bidet's control panel.
Mike Teluma: But what's nice about these is that it has different pressure settings for your liking, and it also has a feminine option, a self cleaning option, and also a typical wash.

Mike Teluma focuses the camera on a LUXE Bidet travel bag.
Mike Teluma: And, and I love this, They threw in this travel bag that says, I miss my LUXE Bidet.

Mike Teluma focuses the camera on the back of the outer packaging.
Mike Teluma: But all in all, these are all the features. So go ahead and pause the video if you're interested.

Mike Teluma focuses the camera on all the included parts of the packaging, laid out on the bathroom floor.
Mike Teluma: But finally, I'll walk you guys through how to install it. It's super simple. And this is everything that comes in the box.

Mike Teluma shows the toilet water supply valve and flushes the toilet tank.
Mike Teluma: So you want to start off by shutting off the water to the tank. And then you want to flush the tank to go ahead and empty all the water in there.

Mike Teluma shows the toilet's fill valve with the water supply hose disconnected from it.
Mike Teluma: And then once you've done that you can go ahead and disconnect the water line to the actual toilet.

Mike Teluma shows the Plumber's Tape and how he wrapped it around the fill valve.
Mike Teluma: Then you're going to take the Teflon that they provided you with, you're going to wrap that around the bottom of the tank and then you're going to do the same thing to this nozzle [t-adapter] that they attach.

Mike Teluma shows the T-Adapter, wrapped with Plumber's Tape.
Mike Teluma: It's a three way nozzle and that's what's going to actually give your bidet water.

Mike Teluma shows the NEO Plus bidet slid underneath the toilet seat at the bolts.
Mike Teluma: So once you've done that you're going to take the actual bidet, you're going to slide it underneath your toilet seat and you're going to secure it in place.

Mike Teluma shows the bidet inlet wrapped with Plumber's Tape and connects the bidet hose between the T-Adapter and bidet inlet.
Mike Teluma: Once you've done that, you're going to take this flexible pipe that they provided you with. Make sure you thread the back of the bidet, don't forget that. And then just simply go ahead and tighten it onto the back, and you're good to go there. And then on the other side, go ahead and tighten it onto that three way nozzle. Turn on the water and then just like that you got yourself a bidet.

Mike Teluma takes a piece of toilet paper to check for leaks at the connection points.
Mike Teluma: Now one thing you do want to do is take a piece of toilet paper. And check all of the actual connections make sure there's no leaks If there is some water just go ahead and tighten those connections and you should be good.

Mike Teluma has the bidet fully installed and shows the EZ-Lift Hinge feature on the bidet.
Mike Teluma: But after that you got yourself a bidet and trust me when I say this you will not go back This is truly the hygienic way of going about it. So if you do want one, I put the link below So pick one up for yourself.

Dolly Day in her bathroom with the NEO 185 in Blue.
Dolly Day: Hi, y'all. Okay, we're going to do a couple of little things here. But first we're going to install a bidet. Yeah, we're in my bathroom. We're going to install a bidet. Why? Because I've got two plungers over here. Why do I have two plungers? Because I use those flushable wipes. Yeah, they're not always so flushable. So anyway, and of course I've had a bidet before when I lived overseas. We always had a bidet. It was, that's just normal there. And, um, of course in fancy hotels you have them and that sort of thing. I'm going to have one here at my house. And this is not only affordable, but easy to install. Well, I'm saying that, but here, we're going to put it to, we're going to put it on there. I'm going to do it fast so you can see it. And at the end, don't panic at the end, stay with me at the end. I'm going to show you how to use it. Okay. So if you've never used one, you'll see how this is used and you go, Oh, yeah. All right. So just hang on. And of course, while I'm installing it, if you want to take a look at the link, go right down there and touch the link and you can kind of read a little bit about it while I'm installing. Okay. All right. So hang tight and I'll come back and I am going to show you how to use it. I'm going to show you how it operates. All right. So, all right. Just stay with me.

Dolly Day installs the bidet in her bathroom. Video is sped up. After installation, Dolly shows the wash mode features.
Dolly Day: Okay. Our bidet is installed. Now what we're going to do is you're going to flush your toilet just like normal. It doesn't do anything unless you turn it on over here. Okay. All right. So let's let it fill back up and I'm going to turn it off for a second. Let it fill back up so that, uh, the tank is full. Well, you know what? I don't think we really need to do that. Let's, um, we're going to do the rear and we're going to turn it on this way. So, um, I'll show you a closer, uh, up to that. And of course, it's only getting wet because I'm moving the little box around, but the pressure you have to, uh, sensitivity to pressure. That's the rear. Let's do the feminine. All right, it goes, it goes, it shoots lower over here and you can control, it's only making all that noise because I got that box there, but that it's going to wash your behind. It washes your behind. And then you can use just a little bit of a paper towel to pat dry. Okay. So, but you're clean and it has the front and the rear.

Dolly Day brings the camera closer, focusing on the control panel of the bidet.
Dolly Day: Come on, we're going to look. You see, you have the controls for the water pressure and you have the clean for the feminine, which is the front. And then you have the clean nozzle. So it will actually clean itself. Uh, you can put it on the clean and, uh, oh, well that one, right? I guess I need to play with it a little bit, but it has a clean sense so that it can clean itself. Okay. We'd put the lid down and put the clean on. So, we would go like that with the clean, and it would clean itself, and then, uh, so if you ever got messy on your nozzle, all right? But that is how that works, okay? Okay, I've used my bidet, and I've got you sitting backwards here so you can see. This is the setting I've played with a little bit, found the perfect setting for me, I can leave my setting right there, and then I can just turn it on. Alright, and, uh, right there to the second dot, and I'm just going to leave my setting right there that's perfect for me. And, uh, if you have other people in the household, they'll play with it a little bit, they'll find their perfect setting.

Dolly Day shifts the camera to herself.
Dolly Day: And this really, uh, Y'all be clean. Be clean. Okay, look, uh, now I want y'all to know that if I can do this you can do this because it's not that I'm not capable or nor are you not capable. I don't like doing this stuff. Okay, I don't like this, but I can do it. Uh, just because I don't want to do it doesn't mean I can't do it. So I've been putting it off for a few days, but finally I've got my bidet installed. I am happy, happy as a clam and I want you to get one too. Touch that little link right there.You will not be sorry about this. I promise if you've never used a bidet, you are in for a luxury treat really and truly that feel clean and fresh after you go to the bathroom. Absolutely fabulous. Stop buying all those wipes that clog your toilet. Stop buying, spending all that money doing that and then putting chemicals on your bum when you can get fresh clean water to rinse yourself off. All right. So I love y'all. Bye.

Cut to next scene with Dolly Day holding the bidet manual.
Dolly Day: Okay. Y'all, it comes with an 18 month warranty and this little booklet, it gives you all the instructions, but it's all in pictures too. So it's really easy. This was not a complicated thing to put together. I promise it wasn't. And again, if I can, you can so all of this is there.You don't need to read every bit of this. I didn't and mine is working great. Um, but it just shows you in which direction to put the connectors. It does come with a little Teflon tape that you use and these two tools. That also come with it, but I needed a screwdriver to get my seat off and that's that's it Um, so and it wasn't difficult because you're hand tightening these so it's not going to be now I did have trouble on one. Uh one connector because I was turning it the wrong way, but I Got it all on there and it's working great. I am super happy about this. So Get your bidet. And of course, there's some color choices as well. I chose the blue, but you get the color choice that's good for you. Alright, and I'm telling you, this is going to change your day. It's going to change how you start your day. It's going to change your day.