What does handheld bidet sprayer consist of

Using a handheld bidet sprayer on your toilet is a great way to maintain your personal hygiene. Aside from saving on toilet paper, a bidet can also help prevent yeast infections in your private area. These devices are also great for on-the-go use.

The main parts of your handheld bidet include the hose, a T-valve, and a handle. The hose is a flexible material that attaches to the water line. It's usually made from EDPM rubber, but can be reinforced with nylon. The hose is also rust-proof. Some models are designed to be installed on the wall and others are portable.

The T-valve is used to control water pressure. Most hand-held bidet sprayers have a metal t-valve that's installed on the side of the hose. It's usually set up to face the shut-off switch forward. When you turn the T-valve off, it will stop water from flowing through the bidet. This prevents flooding and prolongs the life of your bidet hose.

Most handheld bidet sprayers have different spray patterns. You can choose between a spray head that sprays water straight, a spray head that produces dribbles of water, or a spray head that produces a jet stream. Some models allow you to change the sprayer head with a quick turn of the nozzle. You can also buy a hose that's thinner for a more targeted spray. 

Some handheld bidets have a 360-degree rotating spray head. This allows you to clean your back and front at the same time. Some models feature no-leak seals to keep water from leaking. In addition, the spray head is angled to allow you to easily aim. Some models offer a dual thumb pressure control for added convenience.