My first bidet toilet seat and I love it. I have the experience, so I installed the electric and the seat myself, and it was all VERY easy to install and set up (Don't do the electric if you do not have the experience or understand this type of circuit). The seat does everything it advertises and I am quite happy with my first experience. Adjustable spray, temperatures, spray angles, water pressure, are all easy to understand and it works well. It's exactly what I expected and wanted. Minor issues: The plug to the wall is not a flat plug and it sticks out about 2.5 inches. My toilet room is narrow, so this is an issue. Why does this not have a flat plug? Also, the toilet purges water from the nozzle EVERY time you sit down; you sit, and the toilet does this little sprinkle of water for about 3 seconds. Makes no sense to me since the nozzle purges when you activate cleaning for about 15 seconds anyway. Seems redundant and a waste.

I purchased my Swash 1000 Bidet Seat about a month ago after the previous Bidet broke, It was not a Swash...So glad I checked out Swash 1000, has amazing features, does exactly what it says it will do and I installed it myself...I am a 73 year old woman. I actually look forward to those times I need to use it.

We've had our s-1000 for about a week now, and we love it. I worked at Panasonic thirty years ago, and we were "guninea pigs" for one of the first prototypes from Toto. I loved it then. It was simple, and you came out of the men's room feeling refreshed and confident - yes, believe it or not, CONFIDENT. Over the years, I still talk about the awesome toilet bidet. Last year, I was diagnosed with a fistula. After bottle and bottles of antibiotics, I was told I needed to see a surgeon. He recomended an operation. Downside? Possible loss of sphincter muscles and perhaps a colostomy bag! I said "no way" changed my eating habits, drink alove vera every day, and got a S1000 for maximum cleanliness. Outcome? I'm not free of the fistula, and feeling great once again. Thank you Brondell!!!!

I have used the bidet for past three weeks. My husband was the driving force in its purchase. I was very skeptical. But now I am not. You are just cleaner with the bidet function. The heated seat is a bonus too. I now want to add it to our other bathroom!

I'm doing radiation treatment for cancer I have a elongated swash 1000 that I inherited from a friend who passed. My treatment became complicated with lots of pain and blood. I used the older swash 1000 on a round toilet. It worked well and helped a lot during the treatment. I'm at the end of my treatment, but the pain and blood is still with me. At about 3/4 intensity now. I just recently purchased the round toilet swash 1000 and have switched them out. The proper match makes the functioning even better. The swash 1000 has helped me keep clean and begin the healing process in sensitive areas.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Does not do as well as I thought it would my brother recommended it? I don't know if I'm doing something wrong. It doesn't seem to have enough pressure. And before anyone says anything water lines are new and excellent pressure.

I bought the bidet seat for my late husband so I didn't have to wash him in the shower as often. He was 6ft 2 and I am 5ft 2. Cleaning him was much easier with bidet when he sat down. Hospice Occupational Therapist was amazed by it. She thinks every home patients should have one. It is so easy to install with the online video instruction.

Having had rectal cancer surgery some time back, I was looking for a solution to help reduce/eliminate the need for wet wiping and stop abrasions. I wish I had discovered this years ago. Having non-stop warm water wash over you without limit was a must but the warming seat takes the cake. It's hard to imagine all this tech under the seat hinge so elegantly hidden away. Once we move into a new home, each toilet is getting one!

I recently purchased the Swash 1000 for my father. He loves it! He has his independance back. He is a veteran, and is planning on sharing his experience with our local VA Hospital. So thank you! My only question is, do you sell a portable seat, that he can travel with?

I did a ton of research on bidet seats before deciding on the Brondell S1000. I considered the Toto S350, the Bio Bidet BB-1000, and the Brondell S1400, but ultimately decided what I wanted were the basics: a bidet that cleans and dries well and is easy to install, without all the bells and whistles such as nightlights, toilet lids that open automatically, and seats that spray the toilet bowl as you approach, and the S1000 fit the bill. I was not thrilled at first, though. I am a fastidious wiper, using wet toilet paper to wipe until I see no brown, so I expected the bidet to do a perfect job. So, imagine my disappointment when, after the drying cycle, I did a check with toilet paper and discovered light-brown spots in the paper. Darn! “I am returning this thing,” I said. After calming down, however, and reading an online review that detailed how you must “relax” to achieve better results, and calling Brondell Customer Service, I decided to change the way I used it. Instead of just sitting there, enjoying the warm spray (I REALLY do!), I rock back and forth ever so slightly, guiding the spray over the whole area, while also using the Move function. And, viola! The TP checks have been coming up clean as a whistle most of the time, so, hopefully, I’ll someday have the confidence to eschew toilet paper altogether. My usage, in fact, has gone down dramatically. I haven’t changed the roll for a month! So, all in all, I am very happy with the S1000, despite the occasional brown/beige water spot. My mornings are much happier, and I actually look forward to the whole pooping experience, start to — ahhhh — finis