Bio Bidet has
Bio Bidet USPA PRO Bidet Seat (Round or Elongated, Limited Edition) on sale for $249 - $20 w/ Unique Email Sign-Up Code (
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$229.
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- Premium easy-to-install bidet seat upgrade with adjustable warm water cleansing and self-cleaning stainless steel nozzle
- Heated seat and warm air dryer for enhanced comfort
- Built-in deodorizer and night light
- Soft-close lid with seat sensor
- Wireless remote control with user presets and multiple wash modes (including gentle options)
- Adjustable water pressure and nozzle position
- Sleek modern design for a cleaner bathroom experience
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"_Once you go bidet, you never go back. Only asking yourself why you didn't know it earlier_ !".
Having said that, if you're going for better than norm, upgraded bidets, then ONLY go "TOTO Washlet"! Costco used to sell the older model TOTO Washlet C100 (With side panel control, which IMHO is the best way of control) for $250 or cheaper during frequent sales... Don't know if we have to thank the COVID or politicians, but the prices have gone rocket high, now around $400+, take or leave 50 or so for sale, etc.
Still, for such an important thing in life, especially if you can buy it only once, you still end up saving big by going to Toto. Only regret: Very hard to find Round in the warehouse, and it seems Costco only brings Elongated...
Save a bit more before buying, and live happily for a longer time!
I can't see myself getting an electric toilet... the cost of electricity is just to damn high. I am sure my AC bill will be over 500 per month.
Before spending another $200-$400 on a new device (NO MORE Bio Bidet purchases for me, EVER!), I decided to try an old trick to stop the crack from expanding - I took a Dremel tool with a very small bit and drilled a tiny hole at each end of the crack, making certain that I did not go in much past the thickness of the plastic because there are sensors, heater wires and other things inside the seat itself. Once I had the holes drilled, I got some Superglue gell and a UV light source (for fast and firm drying and hold), flexed the seat very slightly to open the crack, and glued the crack closed. That repair has held up without issue for almost four years since.
I love having a bidet, changed my life for the better. I could not imagine being without one now. When it fails (as all electro-mechanical devices inevitably do) I will look for a different brand. I'm not unhappy it had an issue after three years of daily use, but not carrying one of the parts under stress when used and is therefore the most likely to fail, and telling me to just spend another $200-$400 for one of their new models because they stopped caring about existing customer problems is utterly, totally, mindlessly stupid and unacceptable.
By all means, look at the other brands, buy something that has the features you want. Just avoid Bio-Bidet models.
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