Paper just smears
Dry wiping spreads more than it removes — and leaves you feeling less than fresh.

Let’s be honest
If you got something on your hand, you'd rinse it with water —
not scrub it with a dry napkin.
So why do we treat the rest of our body differently?
Dry wiping spreads more than it removes — and leaves you feeling less than fresh.
US families spend $180+ a year flushing money — one roll at a time.
Millions of trees a year become toilet paper. A bidet cuts your use by up to 80%.
Simple, not fancy
No electrical outlet by your toilet? Doesn't matter. Purl runs on clean, fresh water — the way a bidet should.
Separate front & rear wash for a thorough, comfortable clean.
Turn the dial from a gentle rinse to a powerful clean.
Nozzles retract and rinse themselves before and after every use.
No cords, no batteries — just connects to your existing water supply.
Do the math
Premium electric bidet seats cost $400–$600 and need an outlet. Zevlor™ gives you the clean that matters for a fraction of the price.
| Toilet Paper | Zevlor™ Bidet | |
|---|---|---|
| Cost | $180+ every year, forever | $89.99 once |
| How clean | Smears, dry | Fresh water rinse |
| Gentle on skin | Rough, irritating | Soft water, adjustable |
| Needs an outlet | — | No — water only |
| Eco impact | Millions of trees | Up to 80% less paper |
| Install | — | ~10 minutes, no plumber |
Easier than you think
No plumber. No special tools. If you can change a shower head, you can do this.
Shut the water valve behind your toilet and lift your existing seat.
Slide the bidet beneath the seat and connect the included hose to your water line.
Restore the water, turn the dial and enjoy your first fresh rinse.
The Details
| Type | Non-electric under-seat bidet attachment |
|---|---|
| Nozzles | Dual self-cleaning nozzles for front and rear wash |
| Water Pressure | Adjustable pressure control dial |
| Power | No electricity required — connects to your existing water line |
| Fits | Most standard two-piece toilets; installation kit included |
| In the Box | Bidet attachment · T-valve and hoses · Fittings · Installation guide |
| Installation | Approximately 10 minutes with no plumber required |
| Shipping | FREE tracked shipping across the US |
The first rinse converts you
Reviews from our early customers.
“Installed it in a weekend before my morning coffee. Genuinely can’t imagine going back to just paper. Wish I’d done this years ago.”
Marcus R. — Austin, TX
“We stopped buying the giant toilet paper packs. Between two bathrooms, it basically paid for itself by spring. The pressure control is perfect.”
Danielle K. — Denver, CO
“I was nervous about installing it, but it really was about ten minutes. It feels so much cleaner that I bought a second one for the guest bathroom.”
Priya S. — Columbus, OH
Try Zevlor™ for 60 Nights We're that confident the first rinse will convince you. If it doesn't, send it back within 60 nights for a full refund — no awkward questions.
Questions, answered
Purl fits standard two-piece toilets, which covers the vast majority of American bathrooms. The included fitting kit adjusts to most seats. If you're unsure, message us a photo and we'll confirm before you buy.
No. Zevlor™ connects to the water line that already feeds your toilet tank — no electricity, no drilling. Most people install it in about 10 minutes with the included guide.
This model uses room-temperature water from your supply line. Most customers find it refreshing and get used to it within a day or two. (A warm-water model is on our roadmap.)
Yes. The dual nozzles stay tucked away when not in use and rinse themselves before and after each wash, so only clean water touches you.
Most households cut their paper use by up to 80% — you'll mainly use a little to pat dry. Many customers find Purl pays for itself within a few months.
You're covered by our 60-Night Risk-Free Trial. If it's not for you, contact us for a full refund. Free and easy.