ALPHA JX Elongated Bidet Toilet Seat, White, Endless Warm Water, Rear and Front Wash, LED Light, Quiet Operation, Easy Wireless Remote Control, Low Profile Sittable Lid, 3 Year Warranty (Elongated)

This is our first ever bidet seat, which we received for Christmas of There was a Brondell E600 in the store. Let's lay the groundwork first. My wife and I are 6'3" tall and weigh about 270 pounds each. She is 5'8" and weighs about 160 pounds. The only thing we didn't like about the bidet was its small size. This unit contains a water tank that has a heater, but the warm water runs out within about 15 minutes There are most articles that suggest it will last 40-60 seconds but I read that it would last only 20 seconds The 60-second mark. With today's technology, it takes a mere ten minutes It takes 15 seconds to wash but will get the job done. Then we decided to do more shopping and decided to buy
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Between 2200 and 2300 The T-Rex seat has a lot of features, but we felt the quality was inferior to that of the Brondell seat. Similarly, the seat failed to remain warm for a long time. When I sat down for about 30 seconds, I could feel it warm up. It seemed to hover around room temperature, but it started warming up after I sat down for a while. No matter if it was set to low or high, it seemed to be running on eco mode forever. Even though the wash cycle was running on low for a long time, I still had an endless supply of warm water. My experience with bidetking led me to contact someone there. The customer contacted them in regards to the seat warming and was informed they have one in their office and it works It was too expensive for us to simply settle for this model so we returned it and ordered a Brondell swash 1200 instead. I expect Brondell Swash 1200 to be ready by mid-September Cannot say at this time because we are still waiting on delivery, but feel confident that we will love us. Summary of

The Brondell brand is by far the most appreciated of all three out of the three that we have owned a Brondell, a Biobidet, and an Alpha JX. There is just a sense of better quality. No matter what setting you choose, the seat stays nice and warm at all times. Our experience with the Biobidet and Alpha is that the seat wants to lift up with you when you get out of the toilet. The Brondell was not affected by that. There seems to have been a fault in the Brondell's seat due to its heavy dutyness (don't know if that is a word). There was something very flimsy and weak about the lid of the Biobidet. In that regard, the Alpha seemed to be superior as it was able to clean the worst of all of them. We believe it is a significant investment (well worth it in our opinion) and you should be completely satisfied with it since it will be used every day. After experiencing the benefits of the seat now, we truly believe it pays for itself after two years or less if the toilet paper we save is equal to the cost of the seat. We think the Brondell brand is significantly better quality than all the rest we tried. Obviously, there is a fair amount of personal preference with something like a bidet, but we are fans of the Brondell brand. In addition, I have travelled quite a bit in Japan and they use almost exclusively Toto brand there, so I have experienced their products as well and Brondell product seems every bit as good as a Toto product with more features and at a lower cost. Whatever style you choose, if you have never had a bidet seat, I think you'll find that it is an absolute game changer and you'll wonder how you lived without one for so long. A single member of our team will never be absent. I find it to be much easier and faster to use than toilet paper or It is better for your sewer or septic system, and for the environment as well. cleaned so well that after you wash it with a towel and wipe it with toilet paper, the paper will be completely dry. The only thing that you would need to wipe would be a single piece of toilet paper to dry off with. There's a thing I forgot to mention any dryer function you use on any of them is pretty much useless, so don't let that be your deciding factor. And I should mention that my wife really likes the blue nightlight function on the Brondell as well. The aim of this article is to help anyone who is shopping to make a decision and to get the best bang for their.

Cecelia Donahue

| Jan 06, 2021

Those are the pros first. First time owner of a bidet Finished a lot of research when it came to finding the right bidet, knowing that it is more like an appliance than While we were recently eating at a sushi restaurant, my wife marveled at the bidet she used. That was when I decided to buy this item for her. Once I witnessed her huge grin at the end of the experience, I knew I had to get one for the house. My goal was to find something that wouldn't break the bank but also wouldn't be too cheap The budget bidet you choose is a quality one. You get what you pay for when it comes to bidets. As soon as it arrived, I was not about to just let my wife have all the fun. Listed in no particular order, here are some pros The *br*- My favorite feature of the seat is that it warms up. Neither sitting on a cold floor nor sitting on a hot one The seat on the toilet is nasty. - The situation has really never been this bad before It's a shower that goes on for a while, and you can adjust the temperature to your liking*- As the nozzle's position is adjustable via the remote control, there is no need for you to worry about it not hitting the right spot (as long as you are not sitting too far forward or back in your seat). It is super convenient that you do not have to navigate the seat alone, thanks to the remote. It comes with a holder that can be mounted on the nearest wall or location so it can be easily reached. The *br*- You can regulate the water pressure as you want, and there is enough pressure as you'd expect. The *br*- There is more use for the night light than you could ever imagine. There is no need to use the bathroom light at all during the night hours. Even though there is a step-by-step installation guide, it was quite simple to get it up and running You can do it yourself by watching this YouTube video (Washing is easy with Easy Wash. I guess. This is a very easy way to wash You can take a picture with a single click of a button. Let's get to the cons now * There are no such things! Even if I had to think of something, I might not be able to. The *br*- It would be nice if the drying function was more useful, but it is not. In order to dab away the water, you will still need toilet paper, otherwise you will need to wait for 3 minutes for the heated dry function to take effect. Dabbing and going for a walk are more my style. Occasionally, I'll dab and let the heated air do the job for me because, hey, why not slow down and enjoy the function for a while since it's there anyway. The *br*- When you adjust the position of the nozzle, you will have to do so each time you use the seat (or adjust how you sit) since the seat does not remember where it was the last time you used it. The nozzle can't be adjusted manually, but can be easily adjusted by pressing a single button I'm not worried about this being a deal breaker, but it's good to know so we're not shocked later on. This is what we have to say. Due to the fact that this is my first time using and owning a bidet, I cannot compare it to other models on the market. The purchase has been a great experience. It's been a great program for me for the past three months. It should also be noted that the instructions specify that the bidet needs to be connected to a GFCI circuit. You'll also need access to an outlet to plug it in, and most bathrooms don't have an outlet right behind or near the toilet, so that needs to be considered as well. My toilet is in a room all by itself and there is no outlet in the room. I was going to hire an electrician to install an outlet near it. Nevertheless, the bidet itself was going to cost about two hundred dollars more than the surrounding bidets. I don't like it! Simply plugging an extension cord into the nearest outlet and spending the cord along the wall and to the toilet solved the problem. Here are some pictures you might find helpful if you want to do something similar. Since the outlet in the bathroom is already on a GFCI circuit, it's already covered. I am not an electrician, so I do not recommended you do what I did unless you consult a qualified electrician, but in my case it worked out and allowed me to save a lot of money.

Melody Taylor

| Mar 30, 2021