Yours is the only video I've seen where someone was actually sitting and using the bidet. Thanks for providing a man's view of the machine. Saving up money now to buy one.
Great review. One warning you left out is about using wrenches on the rubber gasketed hose fitting. This type of fitting should be HAND TIGHTENED or in the case of the 3/8" line, VERY gently turned with a wrench. Tightening this type of fitting too tight will cause the metal mating surface to cut into the rubber, causing a leak and ruining the hose.
This is the best youtube 'how-to' and review I have ever seen, by far. It was super easy to follow along the 'how-to' installation, and the entertainment value of the review was off the charts hilarious. Thank you for putting this video together! Dec 4, 2021 (UPDATE). We have since purchased the Bio Bidet BB2000, installed it (with help from the GeekSmart video, of course) and now using it. The install is as easy as shown in the video, I think it took me about 15 minutes, and that was taking my time. The remote has a ton of options, I generally use just the regular wash with the side-to-side (probably wrong technical term) buttons. We keep the seat heat on the first setting, but also use the energy saver button. The water pressure it crazy powerful, so much so we actually keep it down to the second from the least powerful. I tried the turbo once, way too powerful for me unless I enjoy being tortured. All-in-all we love the bio bidet bb2000.
Hilarious AND helpful video. Thanks for posting it. My plumber did the install since I needed a new elongated toilet to make it work so I basically watched for the remote operation. Over all a great video.
Thank you so much for this video! I was able to install it just following your instructions. Also I really appreciated you trying it out at the end 😂 made me laugh
You were awesome.. Thank you for this.. I bought one for my husband (well both of us) and am gifting it to him for Christmas.. And watching the setup and how easy you made it look was helpful. Thanks again!!!
I really appreciate the extent of which you went to for the viewers for your installation and first time use. If I was your wife I would be shaking my head 😂😂😂 But it is necessary and saw your other review of this and seriously thinking of buying one. Thanks again!!!
This has been so helpful to me to install AND uninstall (renter here). A true uninstall/replace with a regular seat would be great for other renters like me.
Just received our unit. Installation was a snap after watching your video! Thanks a lot. Really enjoy it so far. Need to learn more about the different controls😞
Thank you so much for this video. We just installed our BB 2000 and your video made that process so much easier as we found the enclosed directions a little confusing. Thanks so much!
Thanks for the great video!! My plumber installed my bidet when he installed the rest of my bathroom, so I didn’t see the install of my biobidet 2000. I’ve been wondering how to remove it for cleaning, and your video gave me the answer I needed plus all the rest of the information on how it was installed should I ever have to troubleshoot. So, thanks for your help. I’ve subscribed to your channel to see what else you might be able to help me with!
One thing I haven't seen talked about in most bidet reviews is hair and how it impacts the "performance" of the bidet. I have a bidet and I can say with certainty that a bidet works much better on someone who shaves/removes their hair down there than on someone who does not. In the case of the latter, the bidet does certainly help, but it does not completely negate the need to use *some* TP.
Might as well get a shampooer..while you’re at it, shampoo it then use a conditioner then rinse with the bidet…then don’t forget to dry it and then braid it….🤣🤣🤣🤣
omg i laughed hard. i had scrolled down to read the comments and then you said dry as a bone and when i scrolled up you were bent over! great video. redoing a bathroom and adding a bathroom so have been looking to see if i should go the bidet route. after this video i will.
I’ve heard a lot about these; was highly recommended by my healthcare professionals. Unfortunately, as a disabled person, I do not have enough of an income for such extravagance 🙁.
There are other bidets that are not nearly as expensive as this one. There are even bio-bidet brand seats that are less expensive. I am also disabled, with a degenerative joint disease that means I cannot bend my back properly. These bidets are not an extravagance at all, they are a necessity for some! I hope you can find one that fits your budget and that you love it as much as I love mine. I am looking for a new one now as mine is several years old and I want something new for my retirement home.
Originally I bought a Toto C100, but tbh I felt like the seat was really small, at least for my liking. So I got this biobidet becausei read it had a bigger seat that most others, and yeah I’m pretty happy with it my only nitpick is I would’ve preferred the night light around the seat instead of the side controls but overall it’s a great investment
Regarding the fan, a couple sheets of toilet paper to dry off the excess water (and to make sure the water's done the job) then use the fan, it'll dry you off pretty quickly that way. You still cut right down on toilet paper usage and your butt ends up feeling like your hands do after using the airport hand dryers.
Vortex mode is the defining feature of this bidet over others IMHO. It should be called 'never strain to poo again' mode because that is its function. Crank up the power and temp, align it just right so that it shoots into your bum, arch your back for good posture and maybe even clinch slightly. Soon your rectum will fill with water and at that point it will not matter if you want to shit or not, much like 2020, it's happening with or without your active participation. For me, if I feel I have to force the movement at all... bam vortex button.
As for the cleaning bit, dr.bronners is a natural cleaner. I use it to create shampoo for my hair and haven’t had my hair fall out! Literally my profile pic on here is how long my hair is when it’s wet.
Buy one. I just upgraded from a toto c200 and don't regret it at all. There is one setting he touched on, but didn't use. If you start the wash and hit auto, it shoots pulsating water, cleaning and massaging the area. It feels great. Something the c200 failed to execute properly. I do have a few complaints, though. The seat seems to run a bit big, and the white paint doesn't match my toilet, whereas the toto fit my toilet and blended perfectly.
No, never use Teflon tape on the treads of compression fittings. The seal is made at the compression fitting or rubber seal and Teflon tape on the treads can only interfere with proper tightening.
It's much less expensive than a Duravit Sensowash. A friend of mine has one and it works well, but so do moistened wipes. The only thing I worry about these things is that it's bound to fail.
Of all the homes I've owned and/or lived in, not one has ever had an electrical outlet near the toilet. Where are people getting power for these units??
Of all the bidets you have had in your home, are any of the lids SITABLE? I'd hate to have to post in the bathroom a note on the toilet telling guests that they can only sit on the toilet/bidet with the lid up because otherwise they will crack/break the lid. Also, the actual bidet seats which are the most comfortable? I know you have said you prefer one and your wife the other. Neither my husband or myself have small derrieres.
Do you experience input lag on the seat? When I hit auto wash, it takes 8 seconds for the nozzle to come out, all while its counting down from 30, so i only get washed for 22 seconds, then dried for 54 seconds in stead of 1 minute. Also, the oscillating nozzle literally sounds like a train chugging along when it gets up to full speed. Do you experience this as well?
By the way. Great choice on your first seat. I bought the toto c200 because it was name brand and this thing, in my opinion, is much better. It cleans better, the pulsating function actually messages you, the dryer is better, it has an enema that really works, etc. It does have a few drawbacks, but they're pretty insignificant since it cleans and dries so well.
During the Pandemic while watching Toilet Paper Wars where videos of people going zombie mob, punching, kicking, and jumping off the top turnbuckle to purchase an item to combat a respiratory disease, went viral. I wanted to leave this hog like mind set and I made the switch. I was a water bottle digital cleaner and ready to make the technological leap to moving my bowels handsfree. Males still need the ladle to pour over their front facing aperture because there still is no front cleaning for males. During first uses you do still need a wash cloth and a soapy rag.
@@GeekSmart That was my thought too. At first I started thinking did I miss something and maybe all males use a ladle. None of my male friends have ever mentioned the ladle. The more I thought about it I started thinking, well no, I bet this guy is "Johnny the Wad".
@@chicodeluna8300 actually I have some foam soap I use,if I don't have any wipes. For the price of this thing, it should do more than spray water on your ass. Its actually spraying fecal matter all over your toilet,and your ass,etc. Lol
@@TheOracle313 I'm on my second one. It doesn't need soap and it doesn't spray fecal matter all over your toilet. This is made in Korea, and having lived in Asia for close to 20 years, they know what their doing. Their hygiene is light years ahead of ours...
Yours is the only video I've seen where someone was actually sitting and using the bidet. Thanks for providing a man's view of the machine. Saving up money now to buy one.
Great review. One warning you left out is about using wrenches on the rubber gasketed hose fitting. This type of fitting should be HAND TIGHTENED or in the case of the 3/8" line, VERY gently turned with a wrench. Tightening this type of fitting too tight will cause the metal mating surface to cut into the rubber, causing a leak and ruining the hose.
This is the best youtube 'how-to' and review I have ever seen, by far. It was super easy to follow along the 'how-to' installation, and the entertainment value of the review was off the charts hilarious. Thank you for putting this video together! Dec 4, 2021 (UPDATE). We have since purchased the Bio Bidet BB2000, installed it (with help from the GeekSmart video, of course) and now using it. The install is as easy as shown in the video, I think it took me about 15 minutes, and that was taking my time. The remote has a ton of options, I generally use just the regular wash with the side-to-side (probably wrong technical term) buttons. We keep the seat heat on the first setting, but also use the energy saver button. The water pressure it crazy powerful, so much so we actually keep it down to the second from the least powerful. I tried the turbo once, way too powerful for me unless I enjoy being tortured. All-in-all we love the bio bidet bb2000.
I have never done a plumbing project of any kind and this really helped me! I was able to do it all by myself! Thank you!
Hilarious AND helpful video. Thanks for posting it. My plumber did the install since I needed a new elongated toilet to make it work so I basically watched for the remote operation. Over all a great video.
Thank you so much for this video! I was able to install it just following your instructions. Also I really appreciated you trying it out at the end 😂 made me laugh
Thank you! I just purchased this very model and was intimidated to try and install it myself. I so appreciate this very detailed tutorial.
Thanks for clarifying the installation. Mine went flawlessly. This thing was worth every penny.....My butts never been happier.
Well I guess your butt has never experienced getting tossed….you’re missing out…🤣🤣🤣🤣
You were awesome.. Thank you for this.. I bought one for my husband (well both of us) and am gifting it to him for Christmas.. And watching the setup and how easy you made it look was helpful. Thanks again!!!
Awesome, I hope he loves it!
This video on the BB2000 install is invaluable!
I really appreciate the extent of which you went to for the viewers for your installation and first time use. If I was your wife I would be shaking my head 😂😂😂 But it is necessary and saw your other review of this and seriously thinking of buying one. Thanks again!!!
This has been so helpful to me to install AND uninstall (renter here). A true uninstall/replace with a regular seat would be great for other renters like me.
Excellent video for installation. I liked that you actually tried it out. Thank you.
Just received our unit. Installation was a snap after watching your video! Thanks a lot. Really enjoy it so far. Need to learn more about the different controls😞
Thank you so much for this video. We just installed our BB 2000 and your video made that process so much easier as we found the enclosed directions a little confusing. Thanks so much!
Glad to help! How do you like it so far?
ok her it is and thank you to show us how to install it on the toilet.
I just ordered one. I cant wait to install and try it.
Wonderful, detailed installation instructions. I'm gonna get one for sure.
Thank you very much for making this video you made my installation very easy, you have a wonderful and delightful attitude thank you very much
Thanks for the great video!! My plumber installed my bidet when he installed the rest of my bathroom, so I didn’t see the install of my biobidet 2000. I’ve been wondering how to remove it for cleaning, and your video gave me the answer I needed plus all the rest of the information on how it was installed should I ever have to troubleshoot. So, thanks for your help. I’ve subscribed to your channel to see what else you might be able to help me with!
One thing I haven't seen talked about in most bidet reviews is hair and how it impacts the "performance" of the bidet. I have a bidet and I can say with certainty that a bidet works much better on someone who shaves/removes their hair down there than on someone who does not. In the case of the latter, the bidet does certainly help, but it does not completely negate the need to use *some* TP.
I can see that, I don’t shave down there but I could see it working better without the hair
Might as well get a shampooer..while you’re at it, shampoo it then use a conditioner then rinse with the bidet…then don’t forget to dry it and then braid it….🤣🤣🤣🤣
Made installation a breeze! Thank you!!
omg i laughed hard. i had scrolled down to read the comments and then you said dry as a bone and when i scrolled up you were bent over! great video. redoing a bathroom and adding a bathroom so have been looking to see if i should go the bidet route. after this video i will.
I’ve heard a lot about these; was highly recommended by my healthcare professionals. Unfortunately, as a disabled person, I do not have enough of an income for such extravagance 🙁.
There are other bidets that are not nearly as expensive as this one. There are even bio-bidet brand seats that are less expensive. I am also disabled, with a degenerative joint disease that means I cannot bend my back properly. These bidets are not an extravagance at all, they are a necessity for some! I hope you can find one that fits your budget and that you love it as much as I love mine. I am looking for a new one now as mine is several years old and I want something new for my retirement home.
This video was very helpful! You are right ... the instructions are very vague!
Originally I bought a Toto C100, but tbh I felt like the seat was really small, at least for my liking. So I got this biobidet becausei read it had a bigger seat that most others, and yeah I’m pretty happy with it my only nitpick is I would’ve preferred the night light around the seat instead of the side controls but overall it’s a great investment
Agreed
Regarding the fan, a couple sheets of toilet paper to dry off the excess water (and to make sure the water's done the job) then use the fan, it'll dry you off pretty quickly that way. You still cut right down on toilet paper usage and your butt ends up feeling like your hands do after using the airport hand dryers.
Vortex mode is the defining feature of this bidet over others IMHO. It should be called 'never strain to poo again' mode because that is its function. Crank up the power and temp, align it just right so that it shoots into your bum, arch your back for good posture and maybe even clinch slightly. Soon your rectum will fill with water and at that point it will not matter if you want to shit or not, much like 2020, it's happening with or without your active participation. For me, if I feel I have to force the movement at all... bam vortex button.
Hahahaha!
As for the cleaning bit, dr.bronners is a natural cleaner. I use it to create shampoo for my hair and haven’t had my hair fall out! Literally my profile pic on here is how long my hair is when it’s wet.
So glad to see you give this information about actually how it works on your booty. Going to look into getting one.
Buy one. I just upgraded from a toto c200 and don't regret it at all. There is one setting he touched on, but didn't use. If you start the wash and hit auto, it shoots pulsating water, cleaning and massaging the area. It feels great. Something the c200 failed to execute properly. I do have a few complaints, though. The seat seems to run a bit big, and the white paint doesn't match my toilet, whereas the toto fit my toilet and blended perfectly.
just received mine, very helpful before the installation. and a little amusing.
Great review.
No, never use Teflon tape on the treads of compression fittings. The seal is made at the compression fitting or rubber seal and Teflon tape on the treads can only interfere with proper tightening.
Haha your the best reviewer! Thank you
Great review, really wanted to see where you plugged it in, if you had to use an extension cord or whether you had an outlet close by.
Good shyyyyyt! Pun intended! 😆🤣😂😹😆🤣😂😹😆
Great review my dude. Just ordered one off Amazon. It was on sale for 620.00! Couldn't pass it up
Nice! I hope you enjoy it as much as we do!
Vortex mode is another name for enema function.
Really great
It's much less expensive than a Duravit Sensowash. A friend of mine has one and it works well, but so do moistened wipes. The only thing I worry about these things is that it's bound to fail.
Of all the homes I've owned and/or lived in, not one has ever had an electrical outlet near the toilet. Where are people getting power for these units??
Of all the bidets you have had in your home, are any of the lids SITABLE? I'd hate to have to post in the bathroom a note on the toilet telling guests that they can only sit on the toilet/bidet with the lid up because otherwise they will crack/break the lid.
Also, the actual bidet seats which are the most comfortable? I know you have said you prefer one and your wife the other. Neither my husband or myself have small derrieres.
Thank you so much! You guided me through each step!
Glad it helped!
Does the hot water work without tapping into a hot water line?
good video mate. well done.
It says its' 1400 watts, ever have any circuit breakers throw with it sharing a line?
Can you set up the remote for two people?
Still waiting for your full review!
Wow...great video..
Can you guys tell me how long the wire is?
Do you experience input lag on the seat? When I hit auto wash, it takes 8 seconds for the nozzle to come out, all while its counting down from 30, so i only get washed for 22 seconds, then dried for 54 seconds in stead of 1 minute. Also, the oscillating nozzle literally sounds like a train chugging along when it gets up to full speed. Do you experience this as well?
By the way. Great choice on your first seat. I bought the toto c200 because it was name brand and this thing, in my opinion, is much better. It cleans better, the pulsating function actually messages you, the dryer is better, it has an enema that really works, etc. It does have a few drawbacks, but they're pretty insignificant since it cleans and dries so well.
I try to tighten them but the seat still shifts side to side
When is your after use review coming out?
I don’t even know what to say, there is know way I’d use one. My wife Just ordered one.
Once you use it, I'd love to know your point of view on it. Might be different.
No light on the remote. That’s a problem. No likey.
During the Pandemic while watching Toilet Paper Wars where videos of people going zombie mob, punching, kicking, and jumping off the top turnbuckle to purchase an item to combat a respiratory disease, went viral. I wanted to leave this hog like mind set and I made the switch. I was a water bottle digital cleaner and ready to make the technological leap to moving my bowels handsfree. Males still need the ladle to pour over their front facing aperture because there still is no front cleaning for males. During first uses you do still need a wash cloth and a soapy rag.
Why would you need front cleaning as a male?
@@GeekSmart that drop of urine that you place in your underwear smells, and defeats the purpose of being totally clean after you complete the process.
@@GeekSmart That was my thought too. At first I started thinking did I miss something and maybe all males use a ladle. None of my male friends have ever mentioned the ladle. The more I thought about it I started thinking, well no, I bet this guy is "Johnny the Wad".
Toto is waaaay better. No soft wash and uses a ton of electricity.
Is the water toasty warm?
He may not know. He decided, "a nice cool wash feels good." 22:47 😱
All this bidet talk made me have to 💩 glad I have one🙂
😂
I wouldn't the fan, sending doo-doo particles all over the place
Without soap, how is this cleaning your rear?
Do you add soap to your toilet paper?
@@chicodeluna8300 actually I have some foam soap I use,if I don't have any wipes. For the price of this thing, it should do more than spray water on your ass. Its actually spraying fecal matter all over your toilet,and your ass,etc. Lol
@@TheOracle313 There is a reason I don't want to know about peoples lives.
@@pchinnIII 🤷♂️
@@TheOracle313 I'm on my second one. It doesn't need soap and it doesn't spray fecal matter all over your toilet. This is made in Korea, and having lived in Asia for close to 20 years, they know what their doing. Their hygiene is light years ahead of ours...
💩👍
Dude. Clean your freaking toilet. 🤮. I’d be embarrassed to be showing that !