Aquaus SprayMate & Aquaus 360 Premium Diaper Sprayer for Toilet Bundle (ABS Polymer Sprayer)

This kit (the brass valve sprayer and plastic splash tub) works very well. It isn't too awkward to have in the bathroom and it keeps the spray (and poop) contained.The only two nits I have to pick with this product are: (1) the line for the sprayer can get hooked on the feet hanging over the toilet bowl. I am not sure this is avoidable, and (2) the sprayer has a lever on the front and the back of the wand. So at least twice now, I have been one-handing it while adjusting a diaper and accidently triggered the front lever. Which is operator error, but I thought I would note it.My toilet had a stiff plastic line that is the exact length from the valve to the toilet inlet, so I had to get a new feed line for the toilet. If you need to, measure all the fittings first and use a string to see how long the line needs to be.Having a different sprayer on the other toilet and moved it from the last house, I got a line that was long enough to make a neat loop with the sprayer valve attached. The purpose of the loop is to (1) have enough slack to fit without the spray valve, and (2) relieve the awkward bends that would happen if I used a line that was "right" for without the sprayer valve.I don't use the grabbers because (1) by the time I am there, my hands are already 'dirty', and (2) I will have to wring out the diaper at the end anyway (we have a bag, not a bucket). If you use a bucket, the grabbers make more sense.

While it was far from easy to install for me because the space I had to work in was *very* small and I had to use my non-dominant left hand to wield the wrench (yes, you DO need tools if your water connection hose has a metal nut that needs to be loosened), but this is typically going to be a straightforward item to install for most people.It absolutely does what it is supposed to and cuts your toilet paper use by A LOT! That's a good thing right now, but the increased hygienic benefit will last long after the current coronavirus-induced TP shortage is resolved. There's some YouTube video reviews out there that go into greater detail on this topic. The handle attachments to lengthen the wand are really great.I can confirm that the "Diaper Sprayer" version is exactly the same as the other one. It just comes with the over-the-toilet basin, which I did not need, but since the other version of the sprayer was sold out everywhere, I got this one.One item I didn't like was the holder, which I mounted to the wall. Whether you do that or mount it to toilet, the holder is a tad too tight. It holds the wand fine, but scratches the plastic every time you take it out or put it back in the holder. I switched it out to another type of hook, which is working out well, as long as I remember to take it off the hook BEFORE turning on the water. It jumps off the hook on its own if you turn the water on first.Overall very happy with this purchase, and super glad I was able to get one before they became impossible to find.

I got the spraymate to use with cloth diapers, this is an upgrade from a small trashcan with the bottom cut out, and I’m loving it. I have an extremely tiny bathroom so I knew I would have to make some sacrifices to get this thing, but I verified the measurements and am able to squeeze it in! The size of it makes it extra protective against splashback, and I no longer have to hunch over while spraying diapers. It sits atop the toilet very steady and the sloped sides drain easily! I also treated myself to the brass sprayer but haven’t installed that yet. So far I’m very happy with my purchase.

The sprayer has fantastic pressure and gets my sons cloth diapers sprayered off quickly and efficiently. I love that it has a water shut off valve so you can minimize the risk of flooding while not in use. Instillation was a breeze, didn’t take my husband long at all. The spray guard is also a good product. The legs make it easy to focus on cleaning whatever you have in it without worrying about the gaurd moving out of place and creating a mess. The drip pan is extremely convenient. The clips are sturdy, however, there is a plastic spacer in them that can easily slip out if the clip is open too wide rendering the clip useless until you reinsert the plastic piece. I noticed this was a bigger problem before I realized this issue and I was clipping it to the side of the gaurd past the lip of the gaurd. I now don’t attach it as far down and it hasn’t been an issue. The grabber that came with this kit is my least favorite accessory, as it isn’t the most sturdy or useful product.

I bought this for use with cloth diapers because I wanted a mess free way to rinse dirty diapers. Pros: Easy installation according to my husband. He didn’t run into any issues at all and it took him less than 10 minutes. The clips hold the diapers really well and the handle keeps my hands completely clean. I love that I don’t have to worry about any dirty diaper mess splashing back on me or the walls in my bathroom. This baby is my first time cloth diapering and this has been the ONLY area in the journey where there’s no learning curve which is fantastic in my opinion. Nice water pressure and I like that the diaper can be left to drip dry instead of me wringing it out before it goes into the wet bag. Cons: It takes up a lot of space in the bathroom. I would have preferred putting it in the master bath so it wasn’t visible to guests but it was too bulky to fit. There is no lock for the sprayer. It is a two part process, but very simple to use. If I had a recently potty trained toddler and infant, I would definitely be worried about the older child figuring out how to use it. Handle feels pretty flimsy but hasn’t broken yet! Overall, I would definitely purchase this again and reccomend it to anyone.