BB1000 Warm Water Bidet Seat, Air Dryer, Heated Seat with Slow Close Lid, Remote Control, Elongated

The product is well made. It arrives well packaged with all parts easily identifiable. The installation is very simple. The printed instructions are easy to follow. You will need a 3-prong electrical outlet. Alternatively, the unit can be run using a heavy duty extension cord, which I did temporarily while awaiting installation of a new electrical outlet. I prefer the functionality of this unit over some more expensive options . Why? I prefer manually flushing the toilet (to conserve water) as opposed to an automatic flush. I also prefer having the manual seat lid on this unit rather than the automatic lid that opens whenever anyone walks into the bathroom. Unlike some reviewers, I also prefer that the unit does not light up. The two eco modes are also a plus. While running either the washing or drying functions, the unit operates quietly and without vibration. Other reviewers disliked the seat comfort. I find it comfortable. Overall, I highly recommend the product. If you are on the fence and questioning either the quality or the installation ease, have no doubts, you will be very pleased. I highly recommend this product.

We've heard good things about bidets and installed our BB1000 bidet seat recently. We have rural septic and are looking forward to using less toilet paper which can be tough on our system. All of the features work well and leaves us with an exceptional clean!

This review is based on USA requirements for electrical and plumbing.1. In the USA it is not common to have an electrical outlet in close proximity to the toilet. In this case you are required to have a 15 AMP GFCI outlet available and it has to be close enough to use the provided power cord as an extension cord cannot be used. The BB-1000 has its power cord fed from the right rear of the item as you are facing the toilet. The power cord is 3' in length. Keep that in mind as you determine where your outlet is to be installed. Keep in mind that the area could be wet or humid depending on how your toilet room is arranged/built. You do not want the GFCI outlet anywhere near where it could be splashed or it will trip immediately. Proper layout will avoid future aggravation.2. The water feed on the unit itself is made of plastic (possibly nylon) The tee valve provided has metal threads and you must take care to be sure you do not cross thread this as you do the installation. If it does not thread immediately without resistance stop and take a very close look under good lighting to make sure you have those threads properly positioned. Use a properly sized crescent wrench to tighten the fittings and do not overtighten. This is a work process that requires care. It is not a strength contest.3. The BB-1000 does not attach to the toilet in the same manner a conventional toilet seat does. It slides into a base plate that you are to attach to the toilet using provided bolts. The base plate connects in the same manner you would do if you were installing a conventional seat. When you have the base plate properly mounted you can then slide the BB-1000 into the base plate until you hear a click. The BB-1000 has a Tab on the right side bottom and if/when you need to remove the seat for servicing simply push in that tab and slide the BB-1000 out of the attachment point. This is good feature, although I cannot comment how long any of this plastic will hold up, so a service life is unknown at present.4. The Remote Control Panel for the BB-1000 operates on its own frequency like a garage door operator does. Unfortunately the range of the signal (with brand new lithium batteries) is less than two feet, so where you mount the panel is best determined by that range. The 'brain' of the BB-1000 is located on the bottom left as you stand facing the Toilet. After experimenting with numerous locations we found the best performance was to the left of the BB-1000 and within 20" maximum. If you are unable to mount the panel within that dimension, we suggest that you hold the panel as close to the previously described 'brain' as possible and make your selections. This is an area that they should improve upon.5. The Owners Manual they provided is written in what we call Chinglish, although it is an improvement upon what we have seen in other items made in China, However the Images showing the various parts are all extremely small and lack clarity or detail. This is compounded by the cheap, porous paper they used that allowed the ink to bleed. That wouldn't have been noticed if the images had been large enough to show details. But in order to be sure we were setting this up correctly we used an iPhone 14 camera to zoom in and magnify the details we wanted to see, so as to better understand the manufacturer's intent. It was then that we realized the issues with print quality.6. We find that the lid itself is extremely flimsy and they warn you in several locations of the manual that you must not sit or stand on the lid as it is not designed to bear any loads. Take them seriously, for your own safety.7. The manual gives numerous warnings about the use of cleaning agents and solvents, as they will damage the plastic. Keeping in mind that our review is based on USA customs and practices, and we believe that the standard Lysol or Clorox type spray bathroom cleaners will work fine. Obviously you will wipe the surfaces dry and not leave a residue or your own skin might be unhappy. We shouldn't have to explain much more beyond that. You'll get the idea.We are pleased that the BB-1000 when properly installed and set up works as promised. For those people with limited mobility, impaired reach, or special needs the BB-1000 will provide a very real improvement in quality of life.We know this was a little bit wordy, but perhaps the details provided will enable you to accomplish a quick and easy installation.

It's a great bidet. Easy to install and all the features that you need in a bidet are built in. I love the remote control,you can mount it right where you need it.Very happy with it.

"If you got feces on your hand, would you be content to just wipe it away with a piece of paper?" - Dr. Dean Adel commenting on Europe's wide-use of bidets.Yeah. No if's, and's, or butts about it, mine's squeaky clean.Twenty years, two houses, four toilets, four bio-bidets later, this is the first I've had to replace - only because it wasn't maintained well, at all - my fault.I'm spoiled: heated seat, clean - saving on toilet paper - there may be a button here that'll get it to shine yer shoes, but I haven't found it. ;)I don't like having to go at some barbarian's house where they don't have one; like I said: spoiled.