Swash 1000 Bidet Toilet Seat - Your Choice Price: $379.99 Shipping Options:: $5 Standard Shipping Estimates: Ships in 1-2 business days (Tuesday, Mar 07 to Wednesday, Mar 08) + transit Condition: New
Mine just broke for the first time after 34 months. Brondell sent me a prorated replacement that cost less than $40 delivered. Took me 10 minutes to replace.
Have had this exact one for a year in the master bath. Got a lot of raised eyebrows from the unfamiliar family members. No one else uses the bidet part, as far as I know. Because of a medical condition, keeping clean without having to take a shower after going is a great help. Plus I reduce TP in the septic system. No problems so far with unit. You just need an electrical outlet near the toilet. I had the outlet installed 4 years ago when we remodeled. It works well for me.
skip it! I had this exact model(the model you show from amazon).
it is a good first step, if you wish, but save your money as you’ll just want to upgrade soon after.
Heated seat, drying fan, pulse, deodorize, plus the soft close seat and overall better appearance. (my wife hated the bolt-on bidet appearance, said it looked like something out of a hospital supply store).
The model you linked requires a separate hot water line. Woot’s requires a hopefully GFI output by the toilet and will heat the water the seat by itself. Depending on the layout of your bathroom, running power might be easier than extending a hot water line as toilets don’t normally have either ran to them.
just chiming in here to say i’ve had one of these since the woot in july, and i love it. best woot i’ve ever wooted. the one from woot shipped with a bad valve; after i installed it the toilet was constantly unning water. i contacted the company and they shipped out a replacement unit for free!
also can’t believe we made it until noon with no comments re: category this time!
Often wondered how many ill informed users have been “shocked” by the initial spray of COLD water, until enough hot water has flowed down the pipe from the heater to make it warm. GFCI is a definite requirement, but how many DIYers skipped that step at their own hazard? Such a product should have a heap more detail in the information section, but, hey, that might limit sales. Sheesh!!!