Bio Bidet BB2000 Round White Bidet Smart Toilet Seat | Self Cleaning Hydroflush | Hybrid Heating | Wireless Remote Control | Nightlight | Vortex Wash

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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A decade from 2000 to 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.

Amber Perez

| May 11, 2021

I just thought it might be worth mentioning. As you know, they make bidets that are specifically designed for bathroom use. Having a bathtub in a small bathroom was not an option for us. In my research on bidet toilet seats, I found a number of models. Biding time until my bidet toilet seat wears out is like buying a cheap parachute or a bargain heart The results will probably not be satisfactory to you. You have to get over the sticker shock of a premium bidet toilet seat, and once you do, you purchase There is still some installation to be done. The first thing you have to do is Most of the time, it is a simple task. I had an old toilet seat that wanted to make a crusade out of remaining There were rusted seat bolts and it's so close to standing on your head that you can barely see what's going on. I won in the end, though I didn't break the toilet in the process. When you look at the video or the instructions, I believe we are the only home to not have an electrical outlet right next to the toilet where the water supply line is. In order to avoid having to hire an electrician for this (wife-driven) project, I thought I could run an extension cord from the outlet near the sink and mirror, thread it behind the vanity, and conceal the plugs behind the same in order to save $300. Good to go. A fact that my wife is also aware of (patiently awaiting the right moment to drop that bombshell) is that I should have bought a nice white extension cord. installation procedures are pretty straightforward, and there are videos on YouTube to assist with the installation process. After turning off the water, flush the toilet, disconnect a couple of hoses, add a few fittings, reconnect the hoses, turn on the water, and check for leaks, then plug the system in again. There is no need for more than one or two adjustable wrenches. Honestly, it wouldn't have been that difficult if not for my old toilet seat in a fight for its life. In the world of bidet toilet seats, this is the Cadillac. A squirt of water is thrown at your head. There is a warm climate. The temperature in Fairfax, VA is 15 degrees while I am writing this review. About 40 degrees are probably the temperature of the water that enters the house from outside. Being awakened by a stream of freezing cold water streaming up your kazoo is not how I want to wake up. It is a good thing that the water is warmer. As for the seat itself, it's heated and stays warm for a long time. You can't accidentally mess up your bathroom by spraying water everywhere by sitting down on the seat, which has a sensor to detect when you are actually sitting down. Good to know that this feature exists. I will never have to read an instruction manual for my wife, the Princess. For me, I read the manuals twice, once before installing and again during the initial stages of Queen of the Nile will always sit on the can and try to figure it out by pushing every button on the remote that comes with this thing - she is just that way. Trial and error is the best way to learn. It is the way she is This is a tactile and hands-on experience. As a final challenge, we need to decide where to mount the remote control bracket holder. The picture shows Her Highness to the My hand is right-handed, so I'm right-handed This is a decision that may never be made, so it may never be The thing thing is worth $700, is it not? You place different values on domestic tranquility, depending on how important your family is to you.

Jacoby Weber

| Jan 03, 2021