This bidet seat is so close to being perfect. The only problem is it sprays too far to the left, you have to position yourself for the stream to hit the spot. I thought maybe it was me and maybe my orifice was off center, butt my wife said it hit her to the left as well. Both of us can’t be crooked, so it’s the seat. So close.

I have had this bidet for two months. The power is amazing, and is one of the few products available with "enema" mode. Toilet paper usage is significantly reduced and my posterior status is much improved! Adequate amounts of hot water as I have not run out. The seat gets so hot that you will likely never use it on any but the lowest settings. One oddity is warning in the paperwork to only use water to clean the seach as anything else will damage the plastic. So, how does one sanitize or clean the toilet with only water?

I know this is too much information, but as someone who has hemorrhoids, toilet paper is a pain in the rear. My new Bio-Bidet BLISS BB-2000 is my new friend. I recently went on a weekend trip and was quickly leaving red streaks on my toilet paper. I couldn't wait to get home to my bidet. I love the massage cleaning action. I do not use the drying function, instead I out for a was cloth to dry off. Just think of all the money I'm saving on toilet paper!

First off, I bought this bidet because I'm a gadget type of person. I didn't buy it because I needed it. I'm into home automation, home theater, touch faucets, etc. I've heard of bidets and how popular they are in other countries, and how everyone was always amazed at how no one in the US has them and how amazing they were to use. So I guess I'm looked at as an early adopter (or nut job) by my friends who know I have this bidet. I have a toilet closet off my main bathroom and there weren't any outlets installed, so I had to tear into the walls and install a new GFCI outlet. Luckily I was able to do this myself. Some may need to hire an electrician. After I had the outlet in there, installation was simple. It took 15 minutes or so to put the seat mount on and hook up the water hose, and the bidet slid right into the mount. The first time I sat down I wasn't quite sure what to expect. There is a skin sensor that senses when the seat is occupied, and as soon as you sit down a little fan turns on to "deodorize". There is no scent or chemical you install, so I think this is just a fan that turns on, possibly to keep the smell in the bowl. When you first push one of the several wash options on the remote, you hear the little motor spin up that pushes the sprayer out, and then you hear water start to drip as it gets to the end of the sprayer. Now at this point, as a first time user, there's no turning back. You better sit there and take whatever comes. And not knowing at all what to expect, this might be a little scary. The first few seconds, you feel a little bit violated. Then once that little shock wears off, you start to feel a little better, and by the end of your spray, you wonder how you ever went without this. I now look forward to going to the bathroom. Once your spray session is over, you push the dryer button, and a little blow dryer door opens up and blows warm air. I was a little concerned that the spray wouldn't get everything clean. But after several sessions, and wiping afterwards, there's never been anything on the toilet paper. The only "knock" I'd have on this is that it doesn't get you completely dry after the blow dry session. So I have to use a little toilet paper to finish drying. All in all I'm satisfied with the purchase.

Just installed my new bidet. Sorry I didn't buy one years ago. My only complaints-and they are small-are that the water supply hose is unsightly, and the elongated seat-which I purchased-seems to have a somewhat smaller center opening than I'm used. But don't let these comments stop you-its overall the best designed bidet out there.

Still have it after the retailer's 30-day trial period. Works perfectly. Installed by plumber in no time, connected to switched GFI outlet installed over toilet tank (also in no time) by electrician. Using pros is always a good investment. Thinking of advertising "Bidet rides $20" to amortize the cost . . .

Not only do I weigh close to 500 lbs (this model is rated for 450 lbs), but I also have Secondary Progressive Multiple Sclerosis. Steroids and other MS meds have put weight on me over the years, limiting my mobility and making toileting difficult. Then, last month I fell at home and broke my elbow on my dominant side. Having a remote on this bidet is a Godsend! Although I have a large bottom, I am very comfortable on the seat and it feels very sturdy. The only negative I've found is that the spray isn't nearly as strong as my manual bidet, but it gets the job done...it just takes longer! I also appreciate the heated seat and heated water features for our cold winters. I have to run the dryer 3 times for it to be effective. All-in-all, this bidet is a fantastic purchase for me! Highly recommended!

This unit has the most powerful wash of any unit. If you are bigger then you can use the other wash fiction to get you cleaner. I have tried other units this one really works amazingly. I would like to see this level of power on some of their newer units but unfortunately they have not done that. So I hope this unit is never discontinued.

not a week went by ,and i received the bidet BB 2000 ,its great , no side commands that by mistake you lean on it and break it , that whay happened to the one i had before , all the gear is in the back of the seat , plus you have the help of a remote command , Great bidet

Love the warm seat, dryer, and water pressure. My only wish is that the manufacture would provide a simply cheat sheet in using the remote. The pictures on the buttons are not self-explanatory and some options are not pictured. For example, how to turn the night light on/off.