In this video, we’re going to look at the cleansing features of the USPA advanced toilet seat, the Ultimate choice for your lifestyle upgrade.
USPA 6800: A Closer Look at Features
December 12, 2010 By
USPA: an advanced toilet seat with optimum cleansing technology at your fingertips. In this video, we’re going to look at the convenient features of the USPA advanced toilet seat.
USPA 6800 Bidet Seat – New Model
December 12, 2010 By
USPA (pronounced “You-Spa”), one of the most recognizable and respected names in the global bidet industry, has finally brought their flagship bidet seat to the United States. The USPA is a top-of-the-line electronic bidet seat both in terms of construction quality and aesthetics. From its attractive, piano black styling stripe to its classic beveled edges, the USPA toilet seat bidet is sure to impress your family and guests. [Read more…]
Brondell Swash 1000 Bidet Seat
December 11, 2010 By
Contact us today for an exclusive discount on the Brondell Swash 1000!
The Brondell Swash 1000 features a “sittable” top seat and dual self-cleaning stainless steel nozzles.
The top-of-the-line Brondell Swash 1000 Bidet is Brondell’s most luxurious bidet toilet seat ever. Released in late 2010, it replaces the Swash 800, and adds some incredibly nice features, too. Like its younger brother, the (also brand new) Swash 900, the Brondell Swash 1000 has the standard rear and front (“posterior” and “feminine”) cleanse modes, positionable dual stainless steel nozzles, adjustable water temperature and pressure, and endless (instant, which means no tank) warm water so you never run out. Also like the Swash 900, the 1000 features Brondell’s exclusive 3-level “Wide Wash Spray”, gentle-close, heated seat, and self-cleaning nozzles. [Read more…]
Brondell Swash 900 Bidet Seat
December 11, 2010 By
The Brondell Swash 900 Bidet is Brondell’s mid-range bidet toilet seat, just under the top-of-the-line seat, the Brondell Swash 1000. The Swash 900 was released in late 2010, and features state-of-the-art technology that makes this a great choice for anyone.
The Swash 900 offers all the standard features, like posterior and feminine wash modes with adjustable water temperature and pressure. Add on dual stainless steel wash nozzles, instant (tankless) ceramic-based water heating (which means no running out of warm water), industry exclusive “Wide Wash Spray” (which covers a wider washing area than other bidet seats), and a heated, soft close seat. There’s also an automatic “eco” power saving mode and a body weight sensor, so the seat won’t function without someone sitting on it. [Read more…]
Brondell Swash 100 ecoseat (Replaces Swash 250)
December 9, 2010 By
The Swash ecoseat 100 needs no power - it uses water pressure!
Replacing the amazing Swash 250, the new Brondell Swash 100 ecoseat offers most of the features of its predecessor, with an even more affordable price tag. Like the 250, the Swash 100 provides a comfortable and hygienic bathroom experience – without electricity! Unlike the 250, which used batteries, the 100 uses no power at all and relies only on water pressure to function. It’s a perfect fit for those who have no electric power in the toilet room. You can enjoy the benefits and luxuries of a bidet seat without worrying about having an outlet installed.
According to Brondell, the Swash 100 bidet reduces toilet paper use by 75%. Unlike the 250, the ecoseat 100 doesn’t have a heated seat. [Read more…]
10 Steps to Installing Your Own Bidet Seat: It’s Easy!
December 9, 2010 By
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Contrary to popular belief, it’s not difficult to install a bidet seat on your existing toilet. If you’re handy with a screwdriver, pliers, and a wrench, you’ll see that installing your new bidet seat is simple!
Disclaimer: Before you begin a bidet seat installation, (and maybe before you buy a bidet seat), you need to address the issue of electricity in your toilet room. If your one of the lucky ones whose house is under construction, or not yet built, you have the unique opportunity to have your electrician install grounded outlets in all of your toilet rooms. Even if you don’t need an outlet there now, you may decide to install a bidet seat in that room in the future. Doing it now will save you lots of trouble and a few dollars down the road. If you’re like most of us, however, then you’re stuck with a toilet room that has no access to an power outlet. If that’s the case, your best bet is to call an electrician or a handyman qualified to work with electricity, and have an outlet installed. Plan to spend $100 – $150 (could be less depending on your toilet room’s proximity to the nearest outlet). We don’t advise that you install an outlet on your own unless you’re skilled with electricity and the requirements of having an outlet close to a water supply.
When you’re ready to install your new bidet seat, gather your parts and tools, and be sure to have some teflon tape handy. These are the general steps for installation:
- Remove the existing toilet seat. You’ll probably need a screwdriver and a pair of pliers. Once the existing seat is removed, take advantage of the rare opportunity to clean all the usually-hidden areas!
- Turn off the water supply to the toilet.
- Unscrew the water supply tube from the water valve.
- Add a new water supply tube to the wall valve, then attach it to the 3-way valve included in your bidet seat’s parts bag.
- Attach the existing water supply tube to one of the outlets on the 3-way valve (some valves may screw directly on to the toilet’s water tank, in which case you won’t need an extra water supply tube).
- Install the bidet seat’s mounting bracket according to the manufacturer’s instructions.
- Attach the bidet seat to the mounting bracket (this is usually a simple slide and click operation).
- Attach the bidet seat’s water supply tube to the other outlet on the 3-way valve.
- Slowly turn on the water supply and check for leaks.
- If everything looks good, plug in your new bidet seat and test it out!
Be sure to use teflon tape on all water supply connections.
Please leave a comment to let us know how your installation went.
Toilet Paper Getting Expensive? Go Green With a Bidet Seat
October 20, 2010 By
Everyone remembers what it’s like to finish using the toilet only to find that the previous user used the last of the toilet paper and didn’t replace it. It’s annoying, and unless you’re lucky enough to have a replacement roll close by, you’re in trouble. Unless you have a bidet seat.
Wouldn’t it be great if you stopped caring about toilet paper because you stopped needing toilet paper? Independence from toilet paper is easy when you use a bidet seat, but if you need more convincing, here are some compelling reasons to buy one: [Read more…]
Brondell Swash Heated Bidet Seat
October 19, 2010 By
See the Brondell Swash Bidet Toilet Seat in action! Warm water washes plus a comfy heated seat make this the best seat in the house!
