Bio Bidet Bliss BB1000 Warm Water Bidet Seat, Air Dryer, Heated Seat with Slow Close Lid, Remote Control, Round

This bidet seat has been absolutely worth the money. The warm water, heated seat, adjustable settings, and air dryer make it feel like a luxury upgrade every time I use it. Installation was easier than I expected, and everything works exactly as advertised. It’s more hygienic, more comfortable, and has honestly spoiled me I don’t think I could go back to a regular toilet seat. Highly recommended if you’re on the fence.

I had never really used or heard of a bidet really for most of my life, about 6 years ago I was deleting spam on my account when I stumbled across an email from bidet king having a big sale. I was curious so I clicked on the link read the features and reviews and for about $50 I got a very basic bidet, no bells and whistles just a butt sprayer basically. I was hooked, couldn't do #2's without it! Loved how it made you feel very clean afterwards and couldn't believe it isn't the norm here in the USA. So this past fall we moved and I decided to toss out that old beat up thing and eventually pick up a better model. Well the day has come and that day was yesterday. I hooked this badboy up to my toilet in about ten mins. Now mind you I'm no mechanical whiz, I'm not a handy man and heck I'm 35 and I've only had my own tool set for a couple years and bought my first powered drill last year. Regardless it was very easy to install. When it was all said and done there was a tiny leak coming from the hose that connects to the toilet tank. It was about one drop every few mins or so. I put a bowl under it and figured the next day I'd get some plumbers tape and re-attach the line, but when I woke up the leak seemed to stop so maybe it just needed to settle. Anyways back to the topic on hand..... THIS THING IS AWESOME!!!! My wife is still scared of bidets but she justified my purchase as long as I got one with a heated seat, so she's really happy with that. My 4 year old son loves the heated seat as well. I must have an average butt because I didn't need to adjust the sprayer or anything. Cleans very well, love the water tank. I didn't put a line filter on my unit because we have a big filter on the main water line coming into our house so all our water is filtered for debris and stuff (we're in Michigan we don't want that lead :P) With my old bidet I'd still end up having to wipe at least twice to dry my butt, with the blow dryer I only do a half wipe just to make sure its all good down there, but honesty this thing cleans very well and gets you good and dry afterwards. Hopefully I'll wear my wife down to where she'll finally try it out and I can add to my review about the female parts. All in all very happy with this purchase and I hope it lasts a long time. I haven't tried the other features of this yet, haven't done a massage or an enema on it. Maybe later on....

The pro’s easy to install. Comfort and Fit are really good. The heated seat is amazing and stays hot. Water flow, adjustability for nozzle is easy. The hot water at first is very hot. The Cons, the remote is very finicky. Sometimes it works first try other times is will take 3 or 4 times. The water at first is hot, but it quickly runs out. So this winter at first it’s great and the quickly drops to cold. Over all as this is our first bidet it’s meeting our expectations, heated seat, adjustable/oscillating head, self cleaning nozzle, drying function, and limited hot water. The hot water and remote are what keep it from being 5 stars.

If you've ever wondered what it would be like to take your backside to the car wash, wonder no more! The only thing this doesn't do is place an air freshener, uh, somewhere. I installed this on my Toto CST744S-11 Drake Elongated toilet. It fits nicely, like it was made for it. The good: It has a heated seat, which is real nice in the winter time. You'll no longer feel like doing a jumping jack when making a late night visit to the pot and encounter a frozen seat. There is a little, quiet fan that sucks the air from the bowl and runs it through a filter. Say goodbye to courtesy flushes and HAZMAT breathing gear. The Posterior wash provides a spray of warm water that takes care of the Klingons and leaves you with a tidy rear. This, in turn, leaves you with tidy underwear. The Feminine wash, well, I'm a guy, so I can't comment...same goes with the "Massage" function. The Vortex? It works, but when you push that button, you better mean it! The heated air dry function works well. It won't save you money in the short term, since it uses electricity (about 200 watts I believe), but if you have a septic tank like I do, it will reduce pumping out the tank. The wireless remote is awesome! Not only can you place it just about anywhere (see below) but it can provide great amusement when you have unwitting guests over. When you close the lid, it gently lowers itself down. Finally, for easy cleaning, the whole thing comes off with just a pull of the lever, and as a guy, I'm all about easy cleaning. The not good: If you weigh more than, say, 250lbs, it will not hold up well. The wireless remote does not work well if your body is between the bidet and the remote. You'll need to put it off to the side. The internal hot water tank is unimpressive, size wise. If you use the water functions repeatedly, you'll run out of warm water...not fun in the winter. There are two solutions to this: 1) Wait a few minutes for the water to heat up, or, 2) Purchase a Biffy Bidet Bun Warmer or other water heater type thingy to preheat the water. This wasn't an issue when I lived in Los Angeles, but now that I'm in the desert, that water gets COLD. The conclusion: Bidets are finally making inroads in the United States, and it's high time, too. Some folks think the whole concept is gross, however, if some thought is given to this, bidets are a lot less gross than the alternative. I've used Bio Bidet products for years, and I have been satisfied by their workmanship and service. My previous bidet, eh, pooped out, and they repaired it and sent it back in less than two weeks. HIGHLY RECOMMEND!

Received this yesterday and what a difference. I replaced an ALPHA BIDET JX2 that I purchased in March. That was a COMPLETE WASTE OF MONEY!! This seat is outstanding. The pressure is the best that I have had. We have been using bidet seats for many years. My wife has a contact allergy to formaldehyde and all toilet paper except bamboo has it. This is a great seat. The water temperature could use a tweak. Med is taking the chill off, but high is way too hot. We have not tried all of the settings but the turbo wash setting is very high pressure. Biobidet was the first seat we bought many years ago and it lasted several years. The one we bought before they quit making so we had to get a different one.. So far this is the best. Also do not use much toilet paper and feel so much cleaner!

I bought this unit in late 2018 - single user household - thing is used once a day, maybe twice, being generous, and has been kept immaculately clean. It was great, and worked well. Around 2 years, 4 months into its life, suddenly it started failing with the same types of failures others have reported - all of which pointed to an issue with the CPU / control board in the thing going out. It started with the nozzle no longer retracting, so you'd get sprayed with a super powerful self-cleaning blast when it was supposed to be retracted. Then, it moved to being sporadic in retracting at all, or extending out to the set position. For a while, I could unplug it, wait 20 seconds, plug it back in, and it would reset and fix itself. After about a month of that, it moved on to resets not working either, and the problems progressed. The nozzle would come out fully instead of retracting after unplugging and replugging it, and it would start to spray water all over the bathroom, even without anyone on it. The factory reset shortcut no longer worked. I put some saran wrap on the toilet and put a hand on the seated person sensor so I could see what it was doing when I used the remote, and it was all over the place - pushing the button to move the nozzle forward would move it backwards, or not at all. Pushing the backwards button would move it forwards. Pushing the button to pulse the water in massage mode would make it move back and forth, as if the Move button was pushed, and pushing the Move button would do nothing at all. Clearly, this isn't just a case of a bad sensor as to the position of the head, but the electronics inside going completely out of their mind after a period of time, which points to a factory defect. I contacted Bio Bidet warranty service about this, and was told I'd need to send in the seat (at my own cost - getting a box and proper packing materials for something this size, plus shipping it ground, is going to cost almost $30), plus 50% of the price of the bidet (so $250), plus potentially another $35 "disinfection" fee, at their discretion. So, 28 months of use on a bidet this expensive, and the manufacturer requires close to $300 to repair what is clearly a problem in the design of the product. Based on other reviews here having the same problem, it doesn't appear there's been any redesign that will prevent this problem from coming back in another 2 years. Ask yourself this before buying or looking elsewhere: is $18 / mo for the first 28 months + $11 / mo for the next 2 years (in-warranty repair cost after it breaks in 2 years), after which you're completely out of warranty and need to repeat the cycle with a new unit something you really want to spend on a bidet? Look at competitors that stand behind their product instead.

Very hygienic and easy to install. Love it.

i’ve purchased 4 different bidets for our 4 bathrooms. when one needed replacing there was no question which of the 4 was best, this one. so, i purchased my 2nd bio bidet bb 1000 and couldn’t be happier. the fact that it’s the least expensive is a bonus, but irrespective of cost, it’s the best.

Esta es la segunda vez que lo compro pues quede muy satisfecho la primera vez. Es facil de instalar y usar.

I didn't realise when I ordered that it only comes with American fittings so im now waiting for an adaptor to be able to use it

I was hesitant to buy this because a) I didn't know whether it is going to work in typical washroom in Canada, b) I didn't know whether I can install it by myself and c) whether it is as good as the toilets in Japan. Having been a user of the product for about a week, my answer to all these questions is YES, YES & YES. The toilet seat will work in your washroom as long as your washroom has power outlet and fresh water supply. The power cord is a little bit short so an extension cord may be needed. The installation is easy and the instruction is very clear; it takes me about 1 hour to install the toilet seat and fix any leaks. After a few "tries" of the toilet seat, I am very impressed with the functionalities: the heated seat, the water stream, etc. Some people commented that the hot water tank runs out of hot water pretty quickly. Personally, I have never had this issue. Maybe they are washing their butt for WAY too long! But, as a happy user of the Bio Bidet BB-1000S Supreme Advance Bidet Toilet Seat, I don't blame them!

Excellent unit, we purchased the more expensive bb2000 and found the pressure on the bb1000 better. The water doesn’t stay hot through the flow but I don’t mind it at all, easy to install and easy to use. Wish I had purchased it years ago.

Cumplio con todas las expectativas y con lo descrito en la pagina. Instalacion sencilla en 10mins, y funcionamiento adecuado en todo aspecto