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Probably the most durable gloves I've used. They are still fully intact with no ripping. Portions of the grips on the fingers are wearing off. Also, one of the palms is starting to separate due to the stitching being worn through. I play about once a week all year, so you can do the math as to how many games it lasts. I also used it in numerous cage sessions. Wilson gloves only last about a half year or so for me.

was it good

@@theguyfromfacebook yes its fantastic, no problems at all

@@slooky14 would u recommend this or sonicare 4100 or a oral b smart 1500

What do you mean the head flops? Never has an issue with the sonicare.

@@jlmcgrot so you got a lucky one. 6 all ended up with a floppy head

I've been using these gloves for a few seasons now. Definitely durable, but definitely not 2 seconds to put on or remove. Takes about 2-3 times longer to take off and on versus regular batting gloves.

It connects just like a regular toilet. Comes with all the fittings.

The charging station supports 220V? Or only 120V?

would you recommend it?

Thanks for the feedback. Personally the brush in the water is more of marketing imagery than anything else, doesn’t prove anything. Most people look for real world feedback on day to day usage. I guess next time I could dye my teeth and brush my teeth on camera.

You sound like a 4 year old whining😂😂 its only 30 something dollars, pocket change

@@johnsrandomreviews8404 thanks John for your great reviews, well researched !

​@@johnsrandomreviews8404no need, I appreciate your feedback. Non-content creators want the world from people making videos but don't pay a dime for the information. You have more than enough information here for a consumer to make a conscious decision about purchasing this toothbrush. In a few hours it will be Black Friday and I know what I'll be purchasing. Thank you.

I dye my teeth regularly

What issues are you having? My understanding is that a plumber can’t fix much beyond the mounting of the toilet and the connection of the water supply to the toilet. If there are other problems with it then that is a warranty issue with Bemis.

@@johnsrandomreviews8404 exactly. It's like having a fancy car that no one can work on. For example my Pro Bidet is having an issue where it won't stop running after flushing. Ordinarily that's a quick fix. At worst you'll need some parts from Home Depot. Yet this "simple" problem can not be fixed by even professional plumbers. I have to contact the manufacturer and FORTUNATELY I'm still under warranty (what if I wasnt??). But This will take days to correct. Normal toilet: call a plumber at worst problem solved in a hour or two. My wife wanted this nonsense. I would have stuck with a standard toilet just because of issues like this. Bah!

@@Titurel well the good thing is if you ever don’t want to fix it, you can always just replace it with a basic toilet for the cost of a plumber visit.

Great feedback. Definitely should be a consideration for those using well water.

If you pour a 5 gallon of water down the toilet will it flush? I'm on well water and really want one

I haven’t verified this myself, but I do believe you are right. Doesn’t make much sense to use a more expensive brush head if you are able to get the AquaSonic ones at a lower cost. Good to know you can use both though!

Will the aquasonic head fit a Phillips sonicare

@@fb4721did you find out?

I personally did not find much difference between this and the regular Sonicare brush heads.

What do you mean?

Thanks for the feedback! I could definitely see the need for a heated seat in colder regions. Definitely not needed in California besides a handful of days throughout the year.

Hi Fikison. No updates. I am still happy with it and have had zero issues. It seems to be a good value considering you are getting a full toilet + bidet. There are other more premium brands out there (Toto), but you really can’t beat the price on this through Costco.

I also wanted to add that I can understand why some people may not like the bidet system. The functions are not instant and that may be a dealer breaker for some. The lid mechanism isn’t the fastest. The drying is just ok. As a whole package I think it is a good value though if you want an all inclusive package where everything is top tier than you’re probably looking at spending $6,000-$10,000.

How do you feel about the gloves after a couple months?

@@aznjew805 my initial thoughts are still true. They are a bit cumbersome to put on and take off due to the way the strap works. Overall they feel nice and haven’t gotten too dirty. I wouldn’t recommend them if you like thinner/lighter batting gloves. These definitely feel like you are wearing a thick heavy duty pair of batting gloves. I wouldn’t say the grip is any better overall, but I know these will likely last quite awhile. Also, since the strap is so wide, you might find it uncomfortable since it reduces your wrist flexibility a little.

@@johnsrandomreviews8404 do the wrap around straps feel like they support your wrist or just restrict little movement (I have bad wrist pain and was wondering)

@@wyattpowell5884 it is difficult for me to tell with regards to supporting because I've really never used any sort of support wrap in the past. For me personally it seems to slightly restrict hand movement and sometimes if the strap isn't wrapped perfectly it feels like part of the strap or glove is digging into your skin a bit when you move.