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If you're reading this, go buy the Brondell S101 instead. Seriously, disregard this seat and go search for 'Brondell S101' and come back when you've got it in your cart. I'll wait. Back? Good. I bought both this bidet seat and the Brondell S101 to see which my household liked better. The Brondell arrived before the Moen and took about 20 minutes to install, most of that being me removing the old seat and a Tushy. Worked like a charm. The Moen arrived about 2 hours lat... Read More

If you're reading this, go buy the Brondell S101 instead. Seriously, disregard this seat and go search for 'Brondell S101' and come back when you've got it in your cart. I'll wait. Back? Good. I bought both this bidet seat and the Brondell S101 to see which my household liked better. The Brondell arrived before the Moen and took about 20 minutes to install, most of that being me removing the old seat and a Tushy. Worked like a charm. The Moen arrived about 2 hours later and the install on my other identical fixture took about an hour. The tensioner bolts included in the Moen kit did not stay put in my fixture so every time I tried to adjust it I had to really press down on the screwdriver to get the tensioners to bite. But that was a giant waste of time, because even though this is listed as a 'round' toilet seat, the seat itself is much longer than the Brondell. My options were: Install the Moen on my other toilet with the front hanging off by about 2 inches and the bidet housing covering about 1/5 of the back of the bowl (which would be a terrible experience for cleaning, both from splatter and from mashing one's junk on the inner lip of the toilet bowl -- ew) or install it lined up with my toilet bowl and have the lid push back on the tank every time I opened it. That's a huge no-no for me because I don't want the darn tank leaking. This thing is bulky, too long, and a massive pain to install. It also lacks the rubberized stoppers that the Brondell has, which means if you sit on the Brondell it doesn't move but if you sit on the Moen and you didn't tighten down the bolts like some sort of Herculean impact driver, the Moen will scoot to one side when you lean to wipe. Additionally, the Brondell's hookups fit the attachments the Tushy used, so I didn't need to replace the diverter on my first toilet, just the hose. With the Moen, the connectors were twice the size (and didn't fit my wrench set so I had to bust out the adjustable, which I don't like to do because I do NOT want to clonk the porcelain with that thing) and I had to replace the diverter first, which added time to the install. This seat is not worth an extra 20 bucks over the Brondell. It doesn't fit, it has a huge bidet housing for some reason, and it lacks the stability of the other seat. Now, go buy the Brondell and thank me later. Read Less