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Woot! has select Bio Bidet Faucets on sale as listed below. Shipping is free for Amazon Prime Members (must log in with your Amazon account and select a shipping address for Woot to apply free shipping) or is otherwise $6 per order.
Thanks to community member tunabreath for sharing this deal.
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i started using them since i first experienced it in the hospital.
i started with the FLOW, and later on upgraded to the pull spring ones for the looks.
neither of them have major issues for the 5 years i used it. but here are few things to keep in mind:
1. the material used aren't what you come to expect for a 300 dollar MSRP. if you use to kohler or something like that, be prepared to be disappointed big time.
2. the water line is downgraded on the pull spring ones vs the flow version. the flow version had steel braided hose and the pull spring ones is just hose. i do think this is a big issue in the long term because the pulling motion will kink the hose.
3. while you can turn off the motion activation by turning the switch on the controller box, don't. the manual specifically said do not use manual mode for long period of time. this is because the entire control box is plastic, and the hose out of the controller box isn't pressure rated (not steel braided). normally the on/off switch is at the inlet of the control box so the box and the line after the box isn't subjected to main pressure, turning it in manual mode means the entire box and the line after it is subjected to the main pressure. doing it for long period of time is a disaster in making.
On most, it can be turned off. It's a very limited range from the sensor that activates the faucet. So rarely would it ever turn on falsely, at least in my experience. Extremely helpful when you have dirty hands. I don't have this specific model but my friend has one by flow very similar and everytime I use it I never have an issue.
My flow motion activated faucet stopped working about a year ago. The faucet works but the sensor doesn't activate any more. I still have it but I miss only having to wave in front of the sensor to turn it on. I changed the batteries and made sure the sensor was clear and clean. Does anyone have any advice or experience with this issue?
Order a replacement controller from company. About $20, they may send it free if under (or close) to year of purchase.
Which one is the high arch version?
From the pictures it seems all of them have small heads comparing to other known brand, is that an accurate observation?
I've been using the Bio Bidet Flow Motion Activated Kitchen Faucet for over 4 years now, so I feel I can offer a pretty honest review. At first, the motion activation was super convenient, especially when my hands are messy in the kitchen. It worked great for the first few months. But after some time, I started running into issues. The battery drains pretty quickly, and the sensor would sometimes stop responding correctly. There were times when it would turn on by itself, and I'd have to go manually turn it off to avoid wasting water. The problem is, my bedroom is on the second floor, and the kitchen is on the first floor—so sometimes I forget about it and can't notice that it's on. This mainly happens when the battery is low. Replacing the AA batteries does fix the problem temporarily, but it's definitely a hassle.
At this point, I've just disabled the motion activation feature altogether (there's a knob for that), and I'm using it as a regular faucet. The concept is great, but the battery drain and sensor issues make it less ideal for long-term use unless you're okay with regularly replacing the batteries. Still, it's fine for now, just not as convenient as it once was.
I've had 2 of these now. The 5 year warranty was used 3 times. There will be water build up on the bottom of the base that will lift the finish. They replaced it. Then the second started doing it too. Now I am dealing with it. None of them had any major issues. Batteries do last quite a while. And the motion activation is pretty nice and easy to get used to
I got the Moen version of this from Amazon and I am very pleased with it. Does unexpectedly get your wrist wet on occasion when you have your hand reaching for the soap dispenser but that's not bad once you get used to it. I actually got it on Amazon used/like new and it was perfect and half the price.
Moen Arbor Spot Resist Stainless Motionsense Two-Sensor Touchless Kitchen Faucet Featuring Power Clean, One-Handle Kitchen Sink Faucets with Pull Down Spray Head, 7594ESRS - https://www.amazon.com/gp/product...=UTF8&th=1
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I have two Flow 770 for the past 3 years and only broke one time: no water comes out even though the sensor activated fine. While trying to figure out what's going on, the manual operation switch was a bit overturned (very fragile plastic) and scared me (no more manual mode). I almost gave up and decided to replace the whole damn thing, luckily found the problem: the little button on the spray head (press to stop water) was somehow stuck. Tapping it several times released the valve.
Same problem on mine at around year 3 - except mine kept having isues, called bio bidet and they actually send me a new head which cleared the issue up. No problem with getting them to replace it for free. Showed up in about 3 days
I had one of these. I kind of like the concept but the faucet didn't allow full flow, and the location of the sensor was awkward.
At one point I reached out to flow motion to complain about the reduced flow, and never got any reply.
I now have a Kohler motion activated faucet and am much happier.
Adding to the thoughts of this faucet, I've had this as well for over 4 years. There are some quirks I've experienced myself and have had to RMA one this:
1. Maybe 8-10x since I've had the sink turn on randomly and had to wipe down or use the sensor multiple times to reset.
2. Maybe 2x I had a situation where the sensor didn't work and I had to jiggle things down below with the sensor controller and having to go into manual mode for some time and then later move back to sensor mode where it "fixed" itself.
3. Maybe 2x were legitimate battery changes needed.
4. 1x I had to do an RMA because the sensor straight up didn't work any longer. BioBidet was very good about working w/ me to get it replaced but I ran out of my warranty so let's see what happens from here on out.
5. It is a bit annoying to be washing something large and having the sensor pick that up and turning off unexpectedly. This is where a touch version of this may be more beneficial.
Overall I still enjoy this faucet and prefer this over your manual faucet. However, if this one breaks down and needs replacement, I'll consider other options.
My flow motion activated faucet stopped working about a year ago. The faucet works but the sensor doesn't activate any more. I still have it but I miss only having to wave in front of the sensor to turn it on. I changed the batteries and made sure the sensor was clear and clean. Does anyone have any advice or experience with this issue?
I have their bidet seat and works well, but are their faucets any better than other generic chinese faucets? HD has a better looking one for the same price https://www.homedepot.com/p/Monda.../332143092
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I have had one for a few years, I really like it. I had a problem with it leaking out the handle and they sent me a replacement cartridge, it was a bitch to get out but I did finally get it apart and fixed. I would recommend it, it is very convenient
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We love ours.... You can turn it off. It also turns itself off after so many seconds, to minimize wasted water.
i started with the FLOW, and later on upgraded to the pull spring ones for the looks.
neither of them have major issues for the 5 years i used it. but here are few things to keep in mind:
1. the material used aren't what you come to expect for a 300 dollar MSRP. if you use to kohler or something like that, be prepared to be disappointed big time.
2. the water line is downgraded on the pull spring ones vs the flow version. the flow version had steel braided hose and the pull spring ones is just hose. i do think this is a big issue in the long term because the pulling motion will kink the hose.
3. while you can turn off the motion activation by turning the switch on the controller box, don't. the manual specifically said do not use manual mode for long period of time. this is because the entire control box is plastic, and the hose out of the controller box isn't pressure rated (not steel braided). normally the on/off switch is at the inlet of the control box so the box and the line after the box isn't subjected to main pressure, turning it in manual mode means the entire box and the line after it is subjected to the main pressure. doing it for long period of time is a disaster in making.
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From the pictures it seems all of them have small heads comparing to other known brand, is that an accurate observation?
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At this point, I've just disabled the motion activation feature altogether (there's a knob for that), and I'm using it as a regular faucet. The concept is great, but the battery drain and sensor issues make it less ideal for long-term use unless you're okay with regularly replacing the batteries. Still, it's fine for now, just not as convenient as it once was.
Moen Arbor Spot Resist Stainless Motionsense Two-Sensor Touchless Kitchen Faucet Featuring Power Clean, One-Handle Kitchen Sink Faucets with Pull Down Spray Head, 7594ESRS - https://www.amazon.com/gp/product...=UTF8
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I have two Flow 770 for the past 3 years and only broke one time: no water comes out even though the sensor activated fine. While trying to figure out what's going on, the manual operation switch was a bit overturned (very fragile plastic) and scared me (no more manual mode). I almost gave up and decided to replace the whole damn thing, luckily found the problem: the little button on the spray head (press to stop water) was somehow stuck. Tapping it several times released the valve.
Home Depot also has Flow 770 for $99.99 (though OOS right now). [homedepot.com]
They seem the same to me. Am I missing something?
At one point I reached out to flow motion to complain about the reduced flow, and never got any reply.
I now have a Kohler motion activated faucet and am much happier.
1. Maybe 8-10x since I've had the sink turn on randomly and had to wipe down or use the sensor multiple times to reset.
2. Maybe 2x I had a situation where the sensor didn't work and I had to jiggle things down below with the sensor controller and having to go into manual mode for some time and then later move back to sensor mode where it "fixed" itself.
3. Maybe 2x were legitimate battery changes needed.
4. 1x I had to do an RMA because the sensor straight up didn't work any longer. BioBidet was very good about working w/ me to get it replaced but I ran out of my warranty so let's see what happens from here on out.
5. It is a bit annoying to be washing something large and having the sensor pick that up and turning off unexpectedly. This is where a touch version of this may be more beneficial.
Overall I still enjoy this faucet and prefer this over your manual faucet. However, if this one breaks down and needs replacement, I'll consider other options.
My experience with them was very good. IMO, they will stand behind their warranty and take care of you.
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