Note from Rebecca @ Bean Sprout Bubba:
This is my top-selling nappy sprayer at a price that can't be beaten :)

The White Nappy Sprayer comes complete with all attachments needed to quickly and easilly attach to a standard 1.3cm (1/2") compression water valve (valve behind toilet). Each unit comes packaged with a hand sprayer that is protected by Microban®; a flow control t-valve; 1.2m reinforced white PVC hose; built in check valve in sprayer (one way valve); step-by-step picture instructions; and a matching wall bracket including screws & plastic anchors. Each unit takes approximately 5-10 minutes to install when using a standard adjustable pliers.

All sprayers come with a 1 year limited manufacturers warranty

Nappy Sprayer FAQ

What is The Diaper Sprayer Nappy Sprayer?
The Diaper Sprayer is a must have device that cleans cloth nappies with a spray of water into a toilet. The Sprayer attaches to your existing toilets.

How long does it take to install?
Included in your order you will find everything you need and a step-by-step picture instructions to install this unit on a typical toilet in about 10 minutes.

Do I need to buy any other parts to install The Diaper Sprayer?
The Diaper Sprayer comes with everything you need to install on a typical Australian toilet that has a 1/2" compression fitting outlet.

How durable is the The Diaper Sprayer?
These are not the low quality and cheap version sprayers made in China or Taiwan that leak and cause expensive damage. Our line of Bidet Sprays can be found all over the world, from hotels, residential buildings, commercial buildings, etc.. Beware of cheap quality sprayers that could end up leaking or rupturing causing flood damage because of a cheap substitute choice. Why not buy something that is backed by HISTORY, QUALITY, and a NAME!

Tools required for installation?
The only tool needed to install The Diaper Sprayer nappy sprayer is an adjustable wrench.

How do you control the pressure?
The Diaper Sprayer comes with a "T" style control valve to control the pressure to the sprayer. This way, the tank of the toilet fills quickly and water pressure to the hand spray is reduced to a lower pressure. Then you can use the built in hand trigger on the sprayer to reach the desired spray pressure.