Bidet Toilet Seat Bumper for Bidet Attachment with Strong Adhesive White 4PACK

I bought these when I bought a bidet, thinking I needed them. I put them on my toilet seat, which was super easy. Simply clean the seat, let it dry from the cleaner, peel off the sticker cover and then stick them on. Take a seat to really solidify their bond!After a few days, I realized that I didn't really need these for my seat and bidet. Let me tell you, removing them was difficult. I tried many tools and techniques. I finally caved and asked hubs to do it (I was having a moment of "I don't need a man!" living and did not want to include him in the installation nor dismantling of anything to do with the bidet lol). I have no idea how he got them off, but it took him some time and some choice words. These puppies are made to STAY.

As usual for so many products made in China ans use double stick tape, the tape in this product is a lot worse than useless. The glue seems to be very sticky. Ithink it has great affinity to human fingers.When used to attach two items made of plastic, the glue will slowly detach itself. It will still feel dticky to our fingers but to the target it will not adhere.There is an additional problem; this particular product is a bumper, spacer, or 'foot' attached to a toilet seat.Without getting into excessively great details, the broduct experiences the weight of an adult American person, who also tends to move a little while on the seat. This means tha there is a terrific pressure on the bumper, and it suffers sheer loads as well. These conditions literally peel the bumper, or twist it apart.I would recommend at least two small screws to be added.

They're the right size for what I was trying to achieve on my seat however after about 6 months they started falling off. The adhesive they use could be better. The over quality seems ok as they havent depressed much. I'd buy them again I'll just super glue them to the seat next time

My bidet cost my toilet seat to constantly shift on me I didn't know there was anything that I could do to stop that for years I just had to end up replacing toilet seats so when I came across this I thought why not give it a try it's just a few dollars it works great

Worked fine for while but ender up failing after a few months. Several lost stickiness and several split apart. Ended up sliding around so I just took them all off

We saw these as a "frequently bought together" item when we bought the bidets, but I didn't quite understand with they did. After installing the bidet, I noticed that the set itself would slide left or right anytime someone sat it on. Over time this could cause major damage to the set itself and eventually the locking mechanisms that keep both the bidet and set in place. So I took a second look at these spacers, orders the and whala! The problem is fixed. No more set sliding left or right when setting on it. NOTE: Just be sure to accurately place them where the seat will touch the actual bowl. There a tall enough to replace your built in one. Space them out where you know the weight can be distributed evenly around the seat. I suggest one on each side in the buttock/upper thigh area and one on each side toward the front of the set. After installing these, it would never install a bidet again with them! Definitely worth the price and takes less that one minute to install each. They come in a package of four. I bought one package for each toilet in the house since each one has a bidet now.

If you like expensive plumbing bills, buy these! Three of the four bumpers fell off! One actually got flushed down the toilet and the plumber had to remove the toilet to fish it out! Never again!

Very solid. Lifted the seat just the right amount without it looking weird. Good adhesion. Definite must for an added bidet.