I bought a Brondell Swash 1000 Rw a year ago. Not all toilets are a good fit. What round toilet would you recommend? Under 500.00 or so and still a good quality? The bowel has to be 15 in wide and many toilets do not provide that information. Also we are not told the distance from the front of the tank to the front of the toilet bowel . I prefer not to have an overhang on the front and sides if possible.
does the blue night light turn off or is it constant power consumption? I got the CL950 from Costco and seem like it's not turning off. I wonder if it consumes a lot of power?? Anyone can comment on this?
Okay, I ordered two of these. My Toilet Seats are Round according to the measurements I took. The Round Swash was only available in "Biscuit" not "White" so because the videos I have watched state that the Seat should fit almost all residential Toilets except the extreme French Curved Design, and because of the adjustability of the Catch Plate, (looks like about 3" of play) I ordered the Elongated Seats, in White. I hope they fit!
Bidet.org Lowes. Lowes Canada. I'm pretty sure they will be fine. There is only a two inch difference and I see at least an inch of space behind the Toilet Seat Bolts and the catch plate too. Plus the "feet" under the Bidet Seat aren't at the end, so I don't see that it really matters much. I will post again after installation so others will know if they fit.
I bought the swash300. The water tank had a split seam from the factory and it leaked all over my bath floor. I called Brondell but they said they would not fix it.
+caslesk rose Water comes from your water line. The bidet comes with a T-valve that goes on your water line. This will split the line into two lines. One will still go to your toilet tank, and the other goes to the bidet. On top of that our Swash 1000 also comes with a free bidet filter :)
I am ordering two of these TODAY!! I just have to figure out how to install another Electrical outlet(s) near the Toilet(s). Neither Bathroom has an outlet close enough, and I don't want to drape the cord over the Bathroom Counter. :/
@@arielramos5166 As an electrician, that is really not recommended. *If* anyone uses an extension cord in a bathroom, make sure it is plugged into a GFCI outlet. Frankly, for anything that is plugged in and uses water, I would also put in on an AFCI circuit breaker or just use a dual AFCI/GFCI circuit breaker. I do not want to get my butt -or worse- zapped.
+Tianna Johnson It is a bit on the expensive side, there are cheaper alternatives that have a few less features, but still do a great job cleaning as well. Plus with the amount you save on toilet paper, they practically pay for themselves.
I started with an inexpensive cold water only unit that cost about $40. and after loving it for 2 years "upgraded" to this Brondell 1000 and it is SWEET!!
Worth it in water and Toilet Paper savings alone. Not to mention it is much more healthy. As you get older too, Constipation and Hemorrhoids can become a problem. Again...WORTH IT!!
A free alternative (if you're in OK shape) is to straddle your bathtub in a squat and use a shower wand. With a bidet you have to wonder if there's unclean back-splash from the bowl water.
You never have to buy Toilet paper again. After a few months, with a family, it more than pays for itself. Ask yourself how much money you have already spend on Toilet Paper in your life?
I bet with all the moving parts it doesn't last half a year and without lifetime replacement for any mechanical breakdown or tankless water heater not working it is just a novelty for the regular joe and the rich will have them built into their homes already. Try again brondell.
You "bet" huh? Let me guess...too poor or too cheap or too stupid to own one, so lashing out at those who CAN, who AREN'T and who DO, is your only option? The "moving parts" are most likely just pressure controlled water valves, and the Dryer is a Fan not so different than your Bathroom Ceiling Vent. Troll somewhere else.
If you were actually betting, then you'd...you know...buy one. Otherwise you aren't actually betting, you're just giving yourself an excuse to not buy one, which it sounds like you wouldn't be serious about regardless.
This quarantine life is killing me. How did I even get to this video? 😂
sweet this is awesome perfect for the endless whippers and knowing you are always clean
Also perfect if you have Sons...
I bought a Brondell Swash 1000 Rw a year ago. Not all toilets are a good fit. What round toilet would you recommend? Under 500.00 or so and still a good quality? The bowel has to be 15 in wide and many toilets do not provide that information. Also we are not told the distance from the front of the tank to the front of the toilet bowel . I prefer not to have an overhang on the front and sides if possible.
does the blue night light turn off or is it constant power consumption? I got the CL950 from Costco and seem like it's not turning off. I wonder if it consumes a lot of power?? Anyone can comment on this?
No. It's quite conservative. Just an indicator light.
Maybe one day I'll get to use it
Okay, I ordered two of these. My Toilet Seats are Round according to the measurements I took. The Round Swash was only available in "Biscuit" not "White" so because the videos I have watched state that the Seat should fit almost all residential Toilets except the extreme French Curved Design, and because of the adjustability of the Catch Plate, (looks like about 3" of play) I ordered the Elongated Seats, in White. I hope they fit!
Hello, I don't know where you ordered from but we definitely have round in white! Hopefully these ones work out for you.
Bidet.org Lowes. Lowes Canada. I'm pretty sure they will be fine. There is only a two inch difference and I see at least an inch of space behind the Toilet Seat Bolts and the catch plate too. Plus the "feet" under the Bidet Seat aren't at the end, so I don't see that it really matters much. I will post again after installation so others will know if they fit.
I bought the swash300. The water tank had a split seam from the factory and it leaked all over my bath floor. I called Brondell but they said they would not fix it.
I would LOVE but have one question where is the water coming from??. I hope it have a filtration system. Please let me know. Thank you
+caslesk rose Water comes from your water line. The bidet comes with a T-valve that goes on your water line. This will split the line into two lines. One will still go to your toilet tank, and the other goes to the bidet. On top of that our Swash 1000 also comes with a free bidet filter :)
Filtration?? For your ass??
I am ordering two of these TODAY!! I just have to figure out how to install another Electrical outlet(s) near the Toilet(s). Neither Bathroom has an outlet close enough, and I don't want to drape the cord over the Bathroom Counter. :/
Did you purchase yet and if so how do you like them. I'm in the process of remodeling my bathroom and want to get one?
Use an extension cord to plug it in
You can simply add an outlet from you bathroom lights.
@@joew4202
Yeah, we had to wire it through the attic, a bit difficult to get at. But worth it in the end!
@@arielramos5166 As an electrician, that is really not recommended.
*If* anyone uses an extension cord in a bathroom, make sure it is plugged into a GFCI outlet.
Frankly, for anything that is plugged in and uses water, I would also put in on an AFCI circuit breaker or just use a dual AFCI/GFCI circuit breaker.
I do not want to get my butt -or worse- zapped.
Nice unlicensed use of copyrighted audio from Audiojungle...
Are you going to sue?
so how do you know you got everything? finger check? Might be a stubborn piece of corn or a peanut left behind.
how long is the electrical cord? Can an extra foot or two be added?
extension cord my dude.
This is amazing to bad it cost $599.99
+Tianna Johnson It is a bit on the expensive side, there are cheaper alternatives that have a few less features, but still do a great job cleaning as well. Plus with the amount you save on toilet paper, they practically pay for themselves.
I started with an inexpensive cold water only unit that cost about $40. and after loving it for 2 years "upgraded" to this Brondell 1000 and it is SWEET!!
Worth it in water and Toilet Paper savings alone. Not to mention it is much more healthy. As you get older too, Constipation and Hemorrhoids can become a problem. Again...WORTH IT!!
A free alternative (if you're in OK shape) is to straddle your bathtub in a squat and use a shower wand. With a bidet you have to wonder if there's unclean back-splash from the bowl water.
You never have to buy Toilet paper again.
After a few months, with a family, it more than pays for itself.
Ask yourself how much money you have already spend on Toilet Paper in your life?
Too bad it does not have a light in it.
best
Who’s here after listening to the breakfast club ?
Solution to no tissue due to corona😂
Corona Virus 2020 brought me here 🦠
"All it requires is an electrical plug next to the toilet."
This is against most building codes and very few people have this.
GFCI outlet should be acceptable everywhere in the US
@@bbeard32 Not next to a toilet it's not.
Ummm, yes, it is permitted.
weird
Can it handle my terrible swamp ass?
Who here due to TP greed shortage. Coronavirus
I bet with all the moving parts it doesn't last half a year and without lifetime replacement for any mechanical breakdown or tankless water heater not working it is just a novelty for the regular joe and the rich will have them built into their homes already. Try again brondell.
+Gene Still It is our top selling model. There is a three year warranty on the Swash 1000, it really is a great product.
This guy "doesn't have a clue" and bet he doesn't have ANYTHING with a lifetime replacement. The Brondell is a great unit.
You "bet" huh? Let me guess...too poor or too cheap or too stupid to own one, so lashing out at those who CAN, who AREN'T and who DO, is your only option? The "moving parts" are most likely just pressure controlled water valves, and the Dryer is a Fan not so different than your Bathroom Ceiling Vent. Troll somewhere else.
If you were actually betting, then you'd...you know...buy one. Otherwise you aren't actually betting, you're just giving yourself an excuse to not buy one, which it sounds like you wouldn't be serious about regardless.
It cost more than a PS5, it better play the best video games at more than 120 fps... 😒
This looks traumatizing