I am debating between this model and Coco Bidet Round White 9500RS. Opinions on pros/cons would be appreciated.
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The Brondell S1000-RW was easy to install. We've had it now for about 6 months and feel cleaner having it.
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My husband and I bought one and we love it yes it's pretty expensive but the quality of it seems good we had to get an electrician to install a receptical near the toilet but other then that you don't require a plumber as quite easy to install thinking of getting another for our other bathroom
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I can't speak about the Coco Bidet but the Brondell S1000 that we have has been installed for 1 1/2 years and still works perfectly. It is really nice to have a warm seat on cold winter mornings. It took only 10 minutes to install. Also, an advantage that we hadn't considered was that now very little toilet paper goes in to the septic system which will increase the lifespan of the septic, (the most expensive part of the house.) I wish now that we had bought the deodorizer just fort fun but this thing is great as is. Good luck
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Generally speaking this toilet flushes cleanly and completely. However, I must admit that if one is "sick," sometimes particles up high on the sides may not be reached. But this is a very rare occurrence. It is certainly much cleaner after each flush than any other toilet I have used... including POWER flush toilets. I have been using one for about 5 years now and liked it so much that I bought two more for my other bathrooms. Recommendation: Be cure to purchase the model with the Sani-gloss coating. It helps keep it clean longer. I also recommend the ELONGATED, regardless of a person's size. Good luck. Tom Generally speaking this toilet flushes cleanly and completely. However, I must admit that if one is "sick," sometimes particles up high on the sides may not be reached. But this is a very rare occurrence. It is certainly much cleaner after each flush than any other toilet I have used... including POWER flush toilets. I have been using one for about 5 years now and liked it so much that I bought two more for my other bathrooms. Recommendation: Be cure to purchase the model with the Sani-gloss coating. It helps keep it clean longer. I also recommend the ELONGATED, regardless of a... » Read More Generally speaking this toilet flushes cleanly and completely. However, I must admit that if one is "sick," sometimes particles up high on the sides may not be reached. But this is a very rare occurrence. It is certainly much cleaner after each flush than any other toilet I have used... including POWER flush toilets. I have been using one for about 5 years now and liked it so much that I bought two more for my other bathrooms. Recommendation: Be cure to purchase the model with the Sani-gloss coating. It helps keep it clean longer. I also recommend the ELONGATED, regardless of a person's size. Good luck. Tom « Show Less
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Not a problem...this is my second "non-warm" water bidet and it doesn't bother me...just start slowly!!
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Hand Held Bidets are better than a traditional Bidet. See www.bathroomsprayers.com.
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I think sanigloss works. I purchased a non-sanigloss Toto toilet and "stuff" sticks to the sides sometimes. There is not enough water flow in these low-water use toilets to clean the toilet bowl walls. I am renting a house that has the same toilet as my home, but it has sanigloss finish, and it really does stay cleaner. Your mileage may vary, but sanigloss has worked better for me.
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Thank you for your inquiry. This unit is small and works well for 1 or 2 bathroom places. Please see specs below: http://www.thetankless.com/uploads/INST.DG210.PDF Kind Regards,
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No problems at all with so-called skidding. In fact not having any problems with toilet. Also I can recommend Luxe brand of bidets. I have purchased five of them over a three year period. Three for myself and two for friends. Don't buy a bidet for keeping the toilet clean, buy one to keep your self clean. You will love using a bidet. Not sure why more folks are not catching on to this. The model you mentioned is a full seat bidet. The Luxe line is more like an attachment. The results are the same. If you are looking for a full seat bidet the S300e would be fine. You do not have to spent that kind of money to get the SAME results. If you don't buy a ToTo, buy a bidet. You will be glad you did.
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There are conflicting answers here too. Two people say both, two say only the bidet. Anyone with a solid confirmation?
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Luxe Bidet has another one that provides warm water and is also self cleaning. I am leaning toward this one: Luxe Bidet Neo 320 - Self Cleaning Dual Nozzle - Hot and Cold Water Non-Electric Mechanical Bidet Toilet Attachment (blue and white)
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The bidet is definitely better that wet wipes and much less messy. The water spray is focused and won't get your rear all wet. You will actually use LESS toilet paper as you only need it to dry water and would rarely see residues there. A 12 roll pack of Toilet paper used to last me a month. Now it lasts me more than 3 months after I got my bidet.
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Both. With the round ones it will cover the hole completely, but with the oblong there will be a slight gap at the rear of the toilet. Use flushable litter - it makes it easier all around.
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I have one and I am very happy with the performance. It does not drip and the sound is what you would expect from a toilet. The #1 and #2 feature are great; saves a lot of water and the flush is amazing. Hard to believe it works so well with so little water. The anti-bacterial ceramic is wonderful; almost cleans itself. My experience is five stars so far. Again, the only small complaint I have is that the seat is about an inch higher than most which takes bit of getting used to.
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I have used the little scooba just for bathrooms. Just before the year warranty expired the chassis had to be replaced. I robot replaced. I hope it lasts longer bkz now it is out of warranty. I have been satisfied with its performance in bathrooms. I use a big scooba in open concept kitchen/eating area and large mudroom and it works great. Mint on laminate lower level rec room and wood floors in bedroom.
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I think it is comparable to other better flushing toilets. Mine is great. No clogs.
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The bidet is WAY better than wet wipes. I end up using less than half the toilet paper I used to, even when I used wipes as well, and it is not even close how much cleaner and fresher it feels with the bidet. It takes a little getting used to, but I will never go back to just wiping. Some of my plumber friends have warned me about wet wipes causing problems with your plumbing as well because even if they say they are flushable, they don't break down very well. One guy says that he has heard the words "it says it's flushable right on the package!" by his customers so many times when he explains what caused their pipe blockage he believes that phrase put his kids through college. The bidet is a better solution. The bidet is WAY better than wet wipes. I end up using less than half the toilet paper I used to, even when I used wipes as well, and it is not even close how much cleaner and fresher it feels with the bidet. It takes a little getting used to, but I will never go back to just wiping. Some of my plumber friends have warned me about wet wipes causing problems with your plumbing as well because even if they say they are flushable, they don't break down very well. One guy says that he has heard the words "it says it's flushable right on the package!" by his customers so many times... » Read More The bidet is WAY better than wet wipes. I end up using less than half the toilet paper I used to, even when I used wipes as well, and it is not even close how much cleaner and fresher it feels with the bidet. It takes a little getting used to, but I will never go back to just wiping. Some of my plumber friends have warned me about wet wipes causing problems with your plumbing as well because even if they say they are flushable, they don't break down very well. One guy says that he has heard the words "it says it's flushable right on the package!" by his customers so many times when he explains what caused their pipe blockage he believes that phrase put his kids through college. The bidet is a better solution. « Show Less
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to be precise go to http://www.americanstandard-us.com/toilets/Champion-4-Round-Front-1.6-gpf-Toilet-1558/...........I installed 2 of these within the past 2 years.......I would buy nothing but the Champion 4.....never a stop-up....
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i am looking for bidet that would fit in my motor home toilet, it is different from usual toilet which does not have separate toilet seat. it is one piece toilet made by thetfort. do you have some thing that would work for that kind toilet?