Biobidet

Bought a less expensive model for my home office bathroom and spent a few months trying to convince my wife that we needed one for our master bath. I figured if I bought one with these “Luxury Features” she’d finally quit laughing at me and give it a try. Once I installed it, which took around 20-30 minutes (most of that time was spent going back and forth to my shop in my back yard to get the right size wrench or screw driver to remove the old seat) she finally gave it a try. She loves it, now I’m the one laughing. I don’t know what’s wrong with us Americans, these things are great. They’ll pay for themselves before you know it. I’m going to save a ton of money in toilet paper. Now I’m trying to convince her to let me buy one for our guest bathroom. That’ll probably take a few more months. Now our daughters are laughing at both of us. They all think we’re nuts, but I guarantee that after they get a chance to use them, we’ll have the last laugh, especially when they start buying them for their families. Hmmm . . . I wonder if we can get a quantity discount? 4 daughters + husbands + 9 grandchildren and 3 great grandchildren = 9 houses x 2-3 bathrooms each. That’s a lot of bidets. LOL

We bought this unit three years ago and everything was fine until about a year in, when I would sit down push a button … and nothing. I’d have to unplug the unit wait about 5 minutes replying and wait for the seat to “boot up” if you will for the unit to shoot out water. This would happen about once every two to three weeks. Weirdly, this happened usually only with me and not my husband. But about a month and half ago the water completely lost all volume and velocity when it came out (imagine like a drinking fountain). Completely worthless. Biobidet was accessible via email, but ultimately they said all they could do was was repair it for $200! We paid nearly $400 for it three years ago. We opted instead to buy a new unit for about the same cost of repair elsewhere and will keep our fingers crossed that it lasts longer.

Have had this for ~8 months now. I love to be lazy, and the fact i can push a button to clean the whale eye is amazing. No more smearing booty meat with TP thinking i was clean. It was an adjustment at first, as i had to get used to the sensation and pressure of water cleaning my rear. I found that using the “front butt” clean set to the lowest pressure and moved back to the shortest length, i was able to gradually graduate up to the “back butt” clean at full intensity. Whenever there is just massive collateral damage, i push the back butt button twice and it cleans in a fairly large swath to quickly return the starfish and surrounding area to pristine condition. The hot water doesn’t last very long, but i found this not to be an issue. My only complaint is the extra time it takes to clean vs a dumb seat, but this is trivial compared to the service it provides. About 2 months after purchasing, nature called while at work. The shock to my cheeks of sitting on a cold seat was like being stabbed with a dagger of ice, compounded with 10 stressful minutes of relearning to use TP and spending the rest of my shift second-guessing the quality of clean i had achieved. EVERYONE needs a bidet. Its so much cleaner, easier and hygienic. Best of all, you literally push a button for clean, no more lifting a cheek and performing tedious, often dirty, manual labor yourself.

I absolutely LOVE this thing, and am buying 2 more for the other toilets in my house. The installation is straight-forward and fairly easy. Very few tools required (I would reccomend a plumber’s wrench, but outside of that, really not much else is needed). The operation is straight-forward and simple, and best of all: My mother in law is TERRIFIED of this thing, and will not go near it, so naturally I will be installing one on all of my toilets and removing toilet paper as an option from the house.

5-stars. No question.

This was my third bidet, and after five months of use, I can say unequivocally that it was the best. I was skeptical at first because of the long list of options for setting nozzle position, seat temperature, water temperature, blower air temperature and type of wash. All of these options work as advertised, but you have the option to ignore any that you don’t want to use. A few options like temperature settings are simply set according to your seasonal preferences. There is even an auto option, but I quickly identified and memorized a simple sequence of buttons to push to deliver my preferred options. After it is running the few preferred options you can always push a few additional buttons to add or change its operation. The BioBidet was very easy to install after an electrical outlet was located with reach of the electrical cord. It runs reliably and cleans very well. I would definitely buy this brand and model again, and I highly recommend it to anyone in the market for a bidet.

I was very happy to find a Bio Bidet seat that would fit our round toilet, and for a reasonable price. I had to do a little retrofitting because it was not perfect for our Toto brand toilet, but we made it work by putting heavy duty 3M double faced tape under the bar that you slide the toilet seat on to. I don’t know why everyplace in the U.S. does not have bidets. They are such a sensible item. We had one before for my elderly mother who lived with us before she died and it was a real godsend. Now as we are aging, it is wonderful for my husband, almost 90 and me, 82, but frankly, I wish they would have been available for my children growing up. This one even has a special children’s setting. Bio Bidet provides great customer service. They will help you with installation over the phone, and when we originally had a tiny leak where ours connected to the water shut off, they sent us a new set of hardware free of charge just in case that was the problem. It actually was that we were no longer strong enough to tighten it up and just needed someone with a stronger grip to do it for us. You really can install this yourself if you are strong enough and agile enough to get into what might be a narrow space. The quality of all the parts appears to be outstanding. I would suggest BioBidet over something less expensive, and I’m happy not to have the remote control unit. The controls on the unit next to the toilet are really easy to understand and to operate with just a touch of the finger. I don’t think any home should be without at least one of these units!

I have had my BioBidet BB-600 for about a week now. So far it is great. It was very easy to install…probably took 15 minutes or so. This was the first time using a bidet….a little strange at first but I love it now. I wont need to order anymore Mangroomer Bix Wipes ($20 every three months). The toilet paper use will dramatically decrease.

Now how it works: In the summer the water heater is not that important. I did try it out. It is nice and warm and it lasts a good bit of time. It wont last the whole time the water is spraying. But i dont think it will be that big a problem. The pressure is great and is adjustable. You can also adjust the position of the spray. Press the clensing button twice and the water spray moves back and forth which is great for getting the whole area clean. The masssage and aerated spray are great too. Just give you a little differnet feel. The air dryer works and is warm (air temp is adjustable), but i think it would take too long to get totally dry. Who wants to sit there for a minute or two waiting for the water to evaporate off your bum. I just use a few squares and TP and tap my butt dry. All in all it is a great device. I have never felt cleaner. I look forward to using it everyday. The product seems to be high quality. Well worth the money for this mid priced bidet.

This product is a little spendy….but worth EVERY.SINGLE.PENNY! I’ve never used a bidet before. My husband has been clamoring for one ever since his European vacation years ago. So being the lovely wife that I am, I got him one for our anniversary. This has multiple settings. Front for the ladies. Rear for everyone. Kids setting too. You can have it cycle through the types of cleanses, adjust the temperature of the water, and the seat heat. I don’t have patience for the drying function. So you know…a still use a bit of paper for that.

Listen, I’m new to reviewing products, but I have told all my friends that they need this. I mean in general we do it wrong, we’ve been doing it wrong for years, America. LOL! If you had some poo on your hand would you just wipe if off with paper? No, you would wash it with water…minimally.
As soon as I get more $$$ this is going in the front bathroom too.