Wall hung toilet with bidet toilet seat
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Comments (8)I'm close to choosing my first toilet seat bidet. I'm considering these: BB BLISS 2000, BB 1000, SWASH 1000, COCO Bidet 9500RS, Coway BA13, & TOTO 300 (with or w/out the 'e'--electrolized water, supposedly more sanitary). 1 Do I really need to buy an elongated toilet?? My toilet is round, & frankly, it feels nice and comfy to me. Mostly it's only myself, and sometimes my 4 yr old grandson, who'll use this toilet. Some say the round tsbidets are too small. 2 Does anyone have an elongated tsbidet on a round toilet? 3 Has anyone put a white tsbidet on a beige toilet? (Some tsb only come in white, so of course my toilet is beige!) 4 I'm wondering if the "Far Infrared dryers" offer better drying; if they're better than just warm air dryers for people with various 'unmentionable' problems; or if it doesn't matter at all. Or maybe they're all far infrared? 5 Some have a 'Splash Guard'. Do tsbidets squirt water (clean or yucky) from below the seat? Thanks for any guidance!...See MoreBrondell swash 300 bidet toilet seat
Comments (3)I don't have experience with the Brondell, but I love having an advanced toilet seat. I have 2. Guest drop their jaw and snicker. Oh well. I put my first one in the first bathroom that I remodeled which happened to be the more public bathroom. I got an INAX, top of the line. It is wonderful, but is not distributed to the US any longer. Herringmaven, had a lot of comments on GW over the last few years, on advanced toilet seats. Herringmaven no longer posts, with the Houzz change, I believe I'd seen one or 2 post only, but no longer. I have a Novita for the second bathroom and I like the features but lots of them are really not needed. So your basic seat sounds very practical. I would say you don't need a dryer. I never use it. I just blot dry, it takes too long to blow dry, lol. The warm seat is nice in the winter. The water heating reservoir vs the endless hot water supply is something to consider if you need more time with water irrigation or what ever, but for just general hygiene, the constant hot water flow is not necessary IMO. The wall remote is nice but handheld would be easier sometimes, depending on location for wall remote. And if you have a good place to store the handheld. I can't read my Novita wall remote because it is all digital, with lighting that is not visible if angled wrong from your view. I mounted it below my eye level which is not helpful. My INAX has black print and with raised smooth bumps for the switches for easy access. The Novita has so many options that it really is a waste for me. Deoderizing feature waste of $, I do like having 2 wands. Realize that you will have to sit way back on the seat to access the sprays. Both mine require this and I think it takes getting used to from what I have read on GW. Be sure to really know how your seat will connect to your intake water and to your toilet tank. The INAX was a breeze! Great couplings. While the Novita was much more complicated, though offered a water filter. Good Luck. I would never be without an advanced toilet seat again : )...See MoreAnyone have success adding a bidet seat to a skirted toilet?
Comments (4)Yes, but it wasn't easy. I have a toto toilet and another brand seat. The seat had an unusual connection and it may have been an issue even if I had a non skirted toilet. The seat is a Korean seat, Novita, that apparently Kohler has acquired...See MoreWall hung washlet toilet cords for power and hose cluttered looking?
Comments (2)Your TOTO retailer can show you where the cord and line can be hidden. Connect+ Line During the manufacturing process, TOTO's Connect+ line of high-efficiency toilets are pre-drilled with a hole located near the seat bolt holes at the back of the toilet's bowl, which enables the Washlet's power cord and water hose to pass through easily. The specially-designed Connect+ Washlets' electrical connection and water supply are designed to pair seamlessly with the new concealed connection toilets....See Moreneeding_help12
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