–Bidet T Adapter with 3-way Shut-off Valve for Toilet (7/8" Brass Tee connector) with EZ Reach On/Off Knob, cUPC certified by NSF to Uniform Plumbing Code 5 - Year warranty

I needed something that allowed me to turn off the water to a bidet while my young nieces and nephews were visiting, but without turning off the water to the toilet. This adapter fit perfectly and was easy to install with no leaks.

So I got two bidets and the t-adapters I had started to leak...the metal on metal just didn't last long, so I went in search for the plastic version of it...which was quite difficult to find for some reason. This is what I wanted, and it works. It was easy enough to install, and it's been weeks without any issues. It's a bit pricey, but you get what you pay for, and this is quality. I'd rather splurge a bit more on something that will save me $$$ in the long run.

I wanted a T adapter for my bidet, and ordered a different one with my Luxe 185. It felt like a high-quality valve, but I had a terrible time getting it on and it leaked no matter what I did. After wasting an hour, I took it off, installed the plastic valve that came with the bidet (it went on easily) and returned the old one.The plastic valve worked fine, but I really wanted to be able to adjust the water pressure to the bidet without affecting the fill pressure to the tank. I also didn't want to risk the plastic one breaking at some point. So I researched options on Amazon and found this.I don't like to waste money, but this looked like the only option that got consistently good reviews, so I ordered it. It went on so quickly and easily and I have zero leaks. I didn't use plumber's tape per the instructions and also only had to "firmly hand tighten."Worth every dime - just wish I would have ordered it to start with!

I purchased a Luxe Bidet Neo 185 here on Amazon and all the luxe bidets come with a plastic T-adapter in the box. I don't want to use plastic and I also want a way to shut off the water going to my bidet. I ended up purchasing a "Luxe Metal T-adapter" here on Amazon and you would think the companies own T-adapter would work with their own bidet.....wrong! The Luxe metal t-adapter was terrible, the threads were all wrong and there are numerous 1 star reviews for that product with the same issue and I added my own 1 star review to it as well. I ended up returning that t-adapter to Amazon and got my money back, so now I needed to find another t-adapter that hopefully worked so I purchased this Aquaus t-adapter and just got it in the mail today and installed it.This Aquaus T-Adapter works perfectly, the threads were all correct and it screwed on fine without any issue. No leaks or anything and of course it has a a shut off valve so you can stop the flow of water going to your bidet completely. So if you have a luxe bidet or any other bidet and need a metal t-adapter this is the one to get, quality part, very heavy duty.

As many other reviewers have said, if you have a Luxe Bidet then this is the T-Adapter you need.The first thing you will notice will receiving your adapter is how heavy and sturdy it feels. It really feels as the manufacturer used high quality materials. The only plastic is he white nut at the top but even that feels high quality. Installation is a breeze compared to the plastic adapter that comes with the Luxe.The only gripe I have with the adapter is the pressure knob is very sensitive and any amount of turn of the knob increases the pressure by more than you would think. Since the reason I'm even purchasing this was to help control the flow I had to knock off a star for the sensitivity.PROS:■ High Quality Materials (Time will tell, but the adapter feels like it was made to last)■ Easy Installation■ Works As You Expect It■ Has Pressure KnobCONS:■ Pressure Knob is VERY Sensitive■ Very Long (For toilets in small bathrooms this may be a little tricky to install due to its length)

Bought a Luxe bidet like the top reviewer. It seems silly to spend 70% of the bidet price on the T-adapter but after reading reviews about the bidet flooding people's homes/apartments, I'd rather spend $25 on a well-made plumbing part than thousands on flood repairs.Make sure you don't tighten the connection to the toilet tank too tight. If you are tightening the connection to the tank, and suddenly it gets easier to turn, you've tightened too much. Mine started to leak after that. Then I loosened it, and it's bone dry now. Just tighten by hand.Don't use plumbers tape on anything with a rubber gasket (the main connection from the adapter to the toilet tank, and at least for me, the connection from the wall's water supply to the adapter). The rubber gaskets will create a watertight seal like it says in the directions.Only use plumber's tape on the connections between the adapter and the bidet. I ended up not using tape on the bidet threads because it was giving me problems. So the only place I used tape was on the adapter threads for the bidet hose connection. My setup is completely dry now.So far I am happy with my purchase but I just installed it recently.UPDATE 2/27/2019 - Still going strong, never had a leak