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Less than USD $100, installed perfectly in less than 10 minutes, nearly tool-free, and I'm not exactly an expert in household upgrades. The instructions are quite clear and easy to follow; anyone can install this seat. Operation couldn't be simpler: a small knob on your right starts and directs water flow where you want it, backside or front, by rotating to the back, or to the front. And it self-cleans after each cycle. No remote, no batteries to change, no electricity. Some will claim the tap... Read More

Less than USD $100, installed perfectly in less than 10 minutes, nearly tool-free, and I'm not exactly an expert in household upgrades. The instructions are quite clear and easy to follow; anyone can install this seat. Operation couldn't be simpler: a small knob on your right starts and directs water flow where you want it, backside or front, by rotating to the back, or to the front. And it self-cleans after each cycle. No remote, no batteries to change, no electricity. Some will claim the tapwater temperature is too cold for their liking; we enjoy the bracing, refreshing effect—and our toilet paper use has been cut ten-fold. It also has a slow-close lid, so there's no "midnight clank" to wake everyone in the house. A great product, and have already recommended it to several friends.  Read Less

I had been considering purchasing a bidet seat for quite some time, mainly due to physical limitations, but also because of my positive experiences with them in Europe many years ago. With the purchase of a new home featuring a cramped en-suite bathroom and a low toilet, it was finally time to take the plunge. After extensive research, I settled on this unit because it was the only one that would fit while still allowing the toilet seat to remain open on its own. Although there were a few electr... Read More

I had been considering purchasing a bidet seat for quite some time, mainly due to physical limitations, but also because of my positive experiences with them in Europe many years ago. With the purchase of a new home featuring a cramped en-suite bathroom and a low toilet, it was finally time to take the plunge. After extensive research, I settled on this unit because it was the only one that would fit while still allowing the toilet seat to remain open on its own. Although there were a few electric units that might have worked, they would have required electrical access, which will be part of the eventual remodel. So, I went for it. The price was too good to pass up, and delivery was free and very prompt. While I received it before Christmas, today was the first opportunity I had to install it. The installation took about an hour for me, mainly due to my physical capabilities and the cramped space of my bathroom. Under normal circumstances, it would have taken under 20 minutes. I only needed a flathead screwdriver to remove the old toilet seat and a wrench to tighten the shut-off nut. The seat itself installed effortlessly with just finger tightening of all connections. The only disappointment was my toilet, as one bolt hole was slightly skewed, resulting in a slightly skewed seat, but it didn't impact functionality. After installation, I tested the function and found that turning the control knob slightly activated the self-cleaning wand function, causing water to pour into the toilet. Initially, I thought the wands were malfunctioning, but I discovered that turning the knob a bit further activated them properly. A word of warning: if you're not going to sit on the seat to test it, wrap your bowl opening with plastic wrap as the wands can shoot water out a couple of feet, drenching nearby clothes. After a proper 'test drive,' I found that adjusting the water pressure might be a bit tricky to avoid an overly aggressive experience, but the ambient water temperature is comfortable. There's also a learning curve for positioning, as water can spray back or overshoot onto the toilet seat if you shift just right. Overall, I'm very satisfied with this purchase. It's an excellent price for a very useful piece of equipment that I believe everyone should have in their home. Additionally, the lid is a bonus: it's soft close and sturdy, made of sturdy plastic that can withstand sitting on without buckling or bending.  Read Less

I upgraded from another Brondell bidet, the one that just goes under the original seat, after the nozzle on that one broke because it got shoved against the rim of the toilet bowl due to a loose seat (not a fault of the product, it was constructed well too.) I was a little concerned I might have a similar issue with this one, but it is angled differently and there is a protective casing around the nozzles that should prevent similar issues. I was also pleased to find how well construcred the sea... Read More

I upgraded from another Brondell bidet, the one that just goes under the original seat, after the nozzle on that one broke because it got shoved against the rim of the toilet bowl due to a loose seat (not a fault of the product, it was constructed well too.) I was a little concerned I might have a similar issue with this one, but it is angled differently and there is a protective casing around the nozzles that should prevent similar issues. I was also pleased to find how well construcred the seat was. I wondered if it would just be an afterthought to the bidet mechanism, but its comfortable, closes softly, and the rubberized feet on the seat mean that there’s no issues with it moving around. Install only took about fifteen minutes and the only tool I needed was a small wrench. I also appreciate that the controls are such that it rinses the nozzles after every use before turning off entirely. I also like that its quite easy to remove the seat and access the mechanism for deeper cleaning when needed without disassembling the entire setup. Will definitely recommend this and the value for the price is very reasonable.  Read Less