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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- 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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This guy prefers the Toto c5, but I believe at that time the bio bidet pro was more expensive.
https://www.amazon.com/vdp/0f4b8b...9b13ba
"_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!
If you are on a budget, then still no excuse. You can easily opt for a simple non-electrical (Dumb) bidet that is about $20 and does the most important thing any 1K bidet does! That is, unless you're in Alaska or somewhere with long and very cold winters when you need a bidet with a water heater.
Even then, and a fee advise from me that really works, that is "If...":
I have a Moein-type facet in my bathroom where the toilet is also located. These shower facet types are notorious for having a leaking rubber washer over the years of use, and repair is often expensive. What I have learned: due to the leak from the hot-water side of the shower faucet, a limited amount of hot water is leaking and mixing onto the surrounding cold-water pipes, including the toilet flush/supply line that feeds my dumb bidet. Guess what? I get enough free warm water as a result of mixing of that hot with the cold in the nearby area and get the full benefit of it in winter, when saving also on not paying for the unneeded repair! (:-)
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