We received our Brondell heated bidet seat in perfect condition. It was very easy to install. We are 100% satisfied with the product. Love having a warm seat to sit on which is very comfortable. The bidet aspect is so easy to use and this is our second Brondell bidet seat. We were so happy with the first one we received as an Christmas gift from our daughter and son in law that was installed in our master bathroom and this made our decision very easy to purchase a 2nd one for our main bathroom.

tres bien

Beautiful design. Waiting for it to be installed in our upcoming Reno

This product is great. Once an additional DDFT was installed, installing the bidet was done within 20min. Overall, only positive things to say about this Bidet. I find the remote needs to be somewhat close to the toilet to work well, but other than that, 5 stars !

My wife and I are in our mid 60's and our daughter recently urged us to add a bidet to our household. We reluctantly did so. Hard to change a 60 year old way of doing things! I realize I am rating this product only, having never used a bidet before. It has been a learning curve, but we are growing to like this addition to our household. I am DIYer and had to add an electrical outlet to our toilet room, to power the unit. Installation of the bidet was very simple and the instructions are user friendly. We seem to be using much less toilet paper (mainly for drying purposes) and it does make you feel cleaner. I'm sure as we continue to age and experience added physical disabilities, the bidet will be even more appreciated.

Great buy! This is my first ever purchase of bidet and it's perfect. I wanted one with warm water and remote control. I was worried about compatibility with Canadian GTA pipes, but everything was super easy to install right out of the box.

I love the ease of use and fairly simple install. All the great features (heated seat, heated water, pressure control and the night lights actually pretty dang effective.I don't care for the somewhat touchy remote that seems to blow through batteries every month or so.For you naysayers. I was one of you. Thought "man I don't need to get water shot up my rump, this is silly."Bought it for my wife as she had to have one. She wanted some basic wand thing. I saw the reviews on this and all the features and decided if I was gonna get something I'm getting something that will make her life easier.I now use it. It's an absolute life saver if you get turbo dump/gut rot.Prior to owning: after a few liquid dookies your butt gets raw and we all know pooping is miserable chore with a raw butt.After acquiring: I got sick with a nasty stomach bug. Turbo dumping seemingly ever hour or so. This thing made that period of time virtually painless.It's a fantastic product and I am considering acquiring another for our other bathroom.

After an eye-opening conversation with friends, I realized that I was slow to the whole bidet thing. Was I the only one who did NOT have a bidet? It sure seemed that way. I never used one but my spouse had during travels. Yet my husband was adamantly opposed to the idea of it. Considering the benefits (for our own hygiene and the environment), I decided to move forward despite his reservations. We have one bathroom so we both needed to be on board. Based on a pal's research and recommendations, I decided to jump right in and get a decent model to start. If I was going to convince my hubby, I couldn't do it without basic perks like heated water...could I?I also handled everything so as to make my case easier. I installed (super easy & straight-forward) & ordered small washcloths for patting dry. There was a slight learning period (3-5 times max) to personalize the settings for that Goldilocks experience. The remote is normal size but can be tricky because the writing is tiny and for a little bit, we inadvertently were changing settings mid-stream. But we figured it out and it's all good.Using this was all the convincing my hubby needed.We both are now (proudly) bidet snobs! The heated seat (which was something I didn't even care about) enhances the experience. Now that its winter, it's so appreciated during those visits. I realized I had become spoiled when I went to sit on a toilet that was NOT heated while away from home. I actually jumped up and looked back like something was wrong! We both laugh and admit that we time ourselves to make it home because we can't go back to a regular toilet.My husband & I both agree that this product was a terrific purchase. It's worth it. The remote, the heated water, the heated seat, quiet close lid, all the options.... they make a difference and honestly, makeyou feel pampered. Do you NEED all the add-ons? Probably not. Does it make you feel like royalty? Absolutely. If you can afford it, go for it.

First of all, if you are at all on the fence about buying a bidet, go for it. I strongly recommend it! I really miss mine when I am not at home. It has become the kind of convenience that I never want to have to live without. A friend used it and said, "Wow, that is a game changer."I own both this bidet, and the Brondell s1000, that I bought a few years ago. I really like the Brondell brand (although to be fair, I haven't tried any others), in large part because the toilet seat, when closed, can be sat on. (The website says the weight limit of the L99 toilet lid is 160 pounds. The weight limit of the Swash lid is 270 pounds. They look the same to me, but what do I know. Go with what the manual says. The weight limit of the seat when open - e.g. not the lid - is 330 pounds.) I never actually sit on my closed toilet seat, but I used to do it all the time when my kids were small (supervising them in the bathroom), and it's nice to know that a) if I wanted to I could, and b) I don't have to worry that other people who use my bathroom might sit on a closed toilet seat and break it.This model was not available when I bought my Swash 1000. To be honest, I like the Swash 1000 better. But it is also more that twice the price of this model, and the things that are better about it are not worth that much to me. I would rather buy two of this one, and I would be perfectly satisfied and even have a little money left over.I think the heater is better on the Swash 1000. My impression is that the warm water is more consistent. I suspect that I could run it all day and the water would be the same temperature all the time. With the L99, there is a slight variability in water temperature. Nothing that is problematic, but I think the heater on the other model is probably better. I also like the remote better on the S1000. The buttons are somewhat raised, and it is just a little bit less sensitive, so you only "turn it on" when you really mean to. I have changed seat temperature and water temp on this one just by brushing up against the remote. (The water doesn't turn on unless you are sitting on the seat, so that is not an issue on either model.) Again, not a deal breaker, and certainly not worth over $300, but still something worth noticing. Finally, the s1000 sounds quieter and smoother when it is operating. The L99 makes a somewhat startling sound when it starts up.The seat is very comfortable. I really like that the seat is heated. The water temp is comfortable. (Warm water makes a difference. I have tried both, and definitely prefer using warm water.) I didn't care one way or another about the night light when making the purchase (the s1000 doesn't have one), but I like it. I like that the nozzle is stainless steel. That may be my imagination but it just feels more sterile than a plastic nozzle. I really like that the nozzle is self-cleaning. The bidet was easy to install, even with modifications that I had to make because I have a skirted toilet. It's a little more work to clean than a regular toilet seat, because you have to pop the whole seat off the mounting plate that it sits on to clean underneath it, but again, not hard to do and certainly not a deal breaker. (You have to do that for both models.)Overall, this is a well priced bidet with a lot of high quality features. Highly recommended.