Debating between the NX1 and 750H, and was going to ask the differences between the two, but you already have them listed on your website so thank you. Great videos and website. Just subscribed to your channel!
Thanks for the kind words! If you run into any questions we did not address, please don't hesitate to reach out and ask them! Hopefully we'll hear from you when you're ready to upgrade your life by getting a TOTO neorest! :-)
Love the toto neorest. I will be calling to talk to someone tomorrow. I want the best buy but I really am not ready to spend what I'm seeing price wise.
Where can I find your feedback on the comfort of the NX1/NX2 verse the 700/750? In the video it is said the NX is slightly narrower that the 7xx, but Toto says it is more comfortable.
Fantastic question!! In our experience it really depends. Generally speaking, for those in the 200ish pound size and smaller the NX1 TENDS to be more comfortable. For those who weigh more than that, the 700H TENDS to be more comfortable but depending on the individual, the weight at which that transition takes place can vary. I personally weigh about 240 pounds, and I find the NX1 slightly more comfortable than the 700H. Both units are very comfortable, and both are much more comfortable than a standard toilet regardless of your weight. If you do find one more comfortable than another, the difference in comfort is pretty minimal. Thanks for the question!! If you find yourself in the market for one, don't hesitate to reach out to us for a purchase!!
No they can not. However, you can, with a little out of the box thinking, making them work with this: www.manybidets.com/product/toilevator-grande-toilet-riser/
I have neorest 500, i believe. Very happy with it. It's 15 in high, which i like, and the water area is pretty large. Could you please let me know the hights of those mentioned here and the water area? Thanks.
The RH is the same in every way except the seated height. It sits at a little over 17 inches. TOTO no longer makes integrated units that sit below 17 inches.
I'm looking for a seat or attachment. Unfortunately it's for an upstairs toilet with no electric outlet and there's no way I'm running a warm water line from the sink. It's for a 7 year old girl with chronic issues with UTIs due to a congenital health issue. It has to be something very easy to clean and keep sanitary. I've been told this will greatly improve the issues causing her UTIs. Money is no object. Ease of use and ability to maintain sanitary conditions are the most important features. It will be a cold only wash. Is there a product out there for me? If a product does not fit me perfectly, are there any that would still be worth trying?
If you are able to get electric in the area, you'll have a MUCH better experience. If you are absolutely unable to do so, I'd recommend one of these: Go Bidet Attachment: www.manybidets.com/product/gobidet-bidet-seat-attachment/ or www.manybidets.com/product/saniwise-elongated-bidet-seat/
Hi, I'm currently looking for health reasons too & watching all these useful videos to help make a decision. I saw your question & wondered if a portable powerbank like a Jackery (many other brands out there) would get around your electric problem & make this a possibility? Not sure on safety of one in a bathroom, an option to explore perhaps. Good luck in finding a solution, I hope your daughters health improves. 🙂
The spray settings on all of these units are identical. Yes, the Neorest line has a very good water pressure range to work with. Let me know if you have any other questions or concerns!!
There are no huge differences between the two. The Nx2 is made in Japan, and has a more powerful flush. Other than that and looks, they are both very, very similar to one another. Reach out for special pricing when you're ready to purchase!!
Thanks for asking Paul! You will not want to sit on the lid of any of these units. However, because they automatically go up, it shouldn't be an issue. If you wanted to go with just a seat, the Eco Nova bidet seat: www.manybidets.com/product/eco-nova-bidet-seat/ offers the strongest sittable lid. The Cascade 3000 Bidet Seat: www.manybidets.com/product/cascade-bidet-3000/ also offers a good sittable lid.
That's a good point! We try to hit as many topics as we can, but you're right, that's one that we missed. We do plan on redoing this video down the road when TOTO releases their next neorest unit (whenever that happens) We'll add this to our list!
Neorest 700H, 750H, and AH use between 0.8-1.0 gal per flush depending on mode. A typical American Standard and Toto toilet flushes 1.28-1.6 gal per flush.
The TOTO XH1 is a model TOTO distributes in India. It's not a new model per say, it's basically the equivalent of the 700H in the USA as I understand it. That being said, we are NOT experts on bidet units being sold in markets outside the US and Canada, so if you want to confirm that the XH1 is the same as the 700H, I recommend reaching out to someone in that market who understands it better.
@@ManyBidets I am from the Philippines. I am thinking it is market equivalent of 700h and 750h line. The XH2 even has Actilight light in the NX2 so I really wonder if the Shape is the only difference that makes the price gap.
I would like to know when you are sitting on the toilet and having your backside cleaned if the water is sprayed out the sides of the opening on the toilet seat?
Because of the shape of your bottom, when the water comes in contact, there's really not much splashing. The only time we really see splashing is if someone sits too far forward, and the water splashes on the back of the bidet. When this happens, it's a sign that you need to move a bit further back on the seat.
Just curious, if the water supply valve is located at the exact position to accommodate the RH on the wall, but you install a 700H instead, would the water valve interfere with the bowl for the 700H - specifically horizontally since the vertical distance off the floor is effectively the same?
It's possible that it could be problematic. Here's where the water supply needs to be for the 700H: www.manybidets.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/08/TOTO-Neorest-700H-Water-Supply-Placement.jpg
@@snafunet Yes, we've installed both. There's only about half an inch, MAYBE three quarters of an inch of wiggle room. More than that and you'll have problems.
@@ManyBidets Ok, so the back of the 700H is not open and would interfere with the valve if it was behind the bowl since a typical valve sticks out more than half an inch?
Actually I just watched your other video on installing the 750H and answered my own question above. It is not open in the back and it looks like there is probably not enough room for a valve back there. So the RH is an aberration when it comes to the valve placement for Neorests. They really should standardize on the position of the valve. You should not have to rip out your wall to move the valve if you change toilet models within the Toto and/or Neorest brand.
We are not a fan of either of those units. It's also important to note for others reading this thread, that the review video is about high end integrated bidet toilets. The bidets in question are low end bidet seats, I.e. they do not offer a toilet and a bidet. Neither of these seats stand up well to the test of time, or offer good washing... Look at the eb2000 on their own website: www.moen.com/products/Moen/Moen-5-Series-Electronic-Bidet-Seat/EB2000 3.2 out of 5 stars, and out of 20 reviews, only 10 recommend the product... That's not good... You get what you pay for... I would not recommend either of those seats. If you're looking for a GOOD seat, I'd recommend looking at our top 5 video for more details: th-cam.com/video/INhDkqHKiPQ/w-d-xo.html
Very similar, but slightly different. The 700H and 750H are 17 1/4 inches seated height, whereas all the others are 17 5/16 seated height. So a 1/16 of an inch different :-)
15K is a lot of money. A toilet that costs that much is absolutely not for everyone...There are a lot of good bidets under 1K as well. If you're ever in the market reach out and we can talk about less expensive options
Great video, very concise and detailed explaination on the different models and features.
Glad to hear it!! If you end up deciding to get one, reach out! We have some new Neorests coming to market VERY soon!
Debating between the NX1 and 750H, and was going to ask the differences between the two, but you already have them listed on your website so thank you. Great videos and website. Just subscribed to your channel!
Thanks for the kind words! If you run into any questions we did not address, please don't hesitate to reach out and ask them! Hopefully we'll hear from you when you're ready to upgrade your life by getting a TOTO neorest! :-)
@@luiselapostolfeliz2421 How can I help?
Love the toto neorest. I will be calling to talk to someone tomorrow. I want the best buy but I really am not ready to spend what I'm seeing price wise.
Thanks for the call yesterday! I hope you love your new TOTO Neorest RH!!
Is Actilight feature relampable or permanent (UV LED) lamps? If relampable, how costly and how often
Where can I find your feedback on the comfort of the NX1/NX2 verse the 700/750? In the video it is said the NX is slightly narrower that the 7xx, but Toto says it is more comfortable.
Fantastic question!! In our experience it really depends. Generally speaking, for those in the 200ish pound size and smaller the NX1 TENDS to be more comfortable. For those who weigh more than that, the 700H TENDS to be more comfortable but depending on the individual, the weight at which that transition takes place can vary. I personally weigh about 240 pounds, and I find the NX1 slightly more comfortable than the 700H. Both units are very comfortable, and both are much more comfortable than a standard toilet regardless of your weight. If you do find one more comfortable than another, the difference in comfort is pretty minimal. Thanks for the question!! If you find yourself in the market for one, don't hesitate to reach out to us for a purchase!!
Can the NX1 and NX2 be fitted with a raised and removable sit ring?
Thank you in advance, and for your very informative videos.
No they can not. However, you can, with a little out of the box thinking, making them work with this: www.manybidets.com/product/toilevator-grande-toilet-riser/
I have neorest 500, i believe. Very happy with it. It's 15 in high, which i like, and the water area is pretty large. Could you please let me know the hights of those mentioned here and the water area?
Thanks.
The RH is the same in every way except the seated height. It sits at a little over 17 inches. TOTO no longer makes integrated units that sit below 17 inches.
I'm looking for a seat or attachment. Unfortunately it's for an upstairs toilet with no electric outlet and there's no way I'm running a warm water line from the sink. It's for a 7 year old girl with chronic issues with UTIs due to a congenital health issue. It has to be something very easy to clean and keep sanitary. I've been told this will greatly improve the issues causing her UTIs. Money is no object. Ease of use and ability to maintain sanitary conditions are the most important features. It will be a cold only wash. Is there a product out there for me? If a product does not fit me perfectly, are there any that would still be worth trying?
If you are able to get electric in the area, you'll have a MUCH better experience. If you are absolutely unable to do so, I'd recommend one of these: Go Bidet Attachment: www.manybidets.com/product/gobidet-bidet-seat-attachment/ or www.manybidets.com/product/saniwise-elongated-bidet-seat/
Hi, I'm currently looking for health reasons too & watching all these useful videos to help make a decision. I saw your question & wondered if a portable powerbank like a Jackery (many other brands out there) would get around your electric problem & make this a possibility? Not sure on safety of one in a bathroom, an option to explore perhaps. Good luck in finding a solution, I hope your daughters health improves. 🙂
@@mochibear8933 thanks for the suggestion. I did not know something like this could be an option
Is the spray feature the same on all models? Does it have a hard spray setting?
The spray settings on all of these units are identical. Yes, the Neorest line has a very good water pressure range to work with. Let me know if you have any other questions or concerns!!
@@ManyBidets Thanks
@@doubleb8735 You are very welcome! Thank you!
Compelling difference between 750H and NX2? Both have Actilight.
There are no huge differences between the two. The Nx2 is made in Japan, and has a more powerful flush. Other than that and looks, they are both very, very similar to one another. Reach out for special pricing when you're ready to purchase!!
Can you sit on any of the bidet toilet seat covers? Or are they all too flimsy to sit on? Thank you, Paul
Thanks for asking Paul! You will not want to sit on the lid of any of these units. However, because they automatically go up, it shouldn't be an issue. If you wanted to go with just a seat, the Eco Nova bidet seat: www.manybidets.com/product/eco-nova-bidet-seat/ offers the strongest sittable lid. The Cascade 3000 Bidet Seat: www.manybidets.com/product/cascade-bidet-3000/ also offers a good sittable lid.
Why not talk about the amount of water per flush?
That's a good point! We try to hit as many topics as we can, but you're right, that's one that we missed. We do plan on redoing this video down the road when TOTO releases their next neorest unit (whenever that happens) We'll add this to our list!
Neorest 700H, 750H, and AH use between 0.8-1.0 gal per flush depending on mode. A typical American Standard and Toto toilet flushes 1.28-1.6 gal per flush.
I saw a Toto XH1 at a local dealer. Is it a new product? More expensive than AH. There was no 750H nor NX.
The TOTO XH1 is a model TOTO distributes in India. It's not a new model per say, it's basically the equivalent of the 700H in the USA as I understand it. That being said, we are NOT experts on bidet units being sold in markets outside the US and Canada, so if you want to confirm that the XH1 is the same as the 700H, I recommend reaching out to someone in that market who understands it better.
@@ManyBidets I am from the Philippines. I am thinking it is market equivalent of 700h and 750h line. The XH2 even has Actilight light in the NX2 so I really wonder if the Shape is the only difference that makes the price gap.
I would like to know when you are sitting on the toilet and having your backside cleaned if the water is sprayed out the sides of the opening on the toilet seat?
Because of the shape of your bottom, when the water comes in contact, there's really not much splashing. The only time we really see splashing is if someone sits too far forward, and the water splashes on the back of the bidet. When this happens, it's a sign that you need to move a bit further back on the seat.
Just curious, if the water supply valve is located at the exact position to accommodate the RH on the wall, but you install a 700H instead, would the water valve interfere with the bowl for the 700H - specifically horizontally since the vertical distance off the floor is effectively the same?
It's possible that it could be problematic. Here's where the water supply needs to be for the 700H: www.manybidets.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/08/TOTO-Neorest-700H-Water-Supply-Placement.jpg
@@ManyBidets Yes I understand it's farther to the left. I was just curious since you've had experience with installing both.
@@snafunet Yes, we've installed both. There's only about half an inch, MAYBE three quarters of an inch of wiggle room. More than that and you'll have problems.
@@ManyBidets Ok, so the back of the 700H is not open and would interfere with the valve if it was behind the bowl since a typical valve sticks out more than half an inch?
Actually I just watched your other video on installing the 750H and answered my own question above. It is not open in the back and it looks like there is probably not enough room for a valve back there. So the RH is an aberration when it comes to the valve placement for Neorests. They really should standardize on the position of the valve. You should not have to rip out your wall to move the valve if you change toilet models within the Toto and/or Neorest brand.
whats better tot T1sw3014#01 or moen eb2000 thoughts
We are not a fan of either of those units. It's also important to note for others reading this thread, that the review video is about high end integrated bidet toilets. The bidets in question are low end bidet seats, I.e. they do not offer a toilet and a bidet. Neither of these seats stand up well to the test of time, or offer good washing... Look at the eb2000 on their own website: www.moen.com/products/Moen/Moen-5-Series-Electronic-Bidet-Seat/EB2000 3.2 out of 5 stars, and out of 20 reviews, only 10 recommend the product... That's not good... You get what you pay for... I would not recommend either of those seats. If you're looking for a GOOD seat, I'd recommend looking at our top 5 video for more details: th-cam.com/video/INhDkqHKiPQ/w-d-xo.html
Are all of the Neorests the same height??
Very similar, but slightly different. The 700H and 750H are 17 1/4 inches seated height, whereas all the others are 17 5/16 seated height. So a 1/16 of an inch different :-)
Are any of the Neorest units DA (Disabilities Act) compatibility?
South Park brought me here.
Yes! That was a great episode! :-)
15k would rather travel the world
15K is a lot of money. A toilet that costs that much is absolutely not for everyone...There are a lot of good bidets under 1K as well. If you're ever in the market reach out and we can talk about less expensive options
Stay @ home buddy. Settle down.
20 minutes of toilets
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