• January 11, 2024

The short answer to this question is – not really. The actual seat of an electronic bidet toilet seat is only 1/2 inch - 1 inch thicker than a regular toilet seat. The most common area of confusion for bidet buyers is height specifications. The bidet toilet seat dimensions given by the seller may have a listed height between 4 inches - 6 inches. Does this mean the user will be sitting 4"-6" higher...

• January 31, 2024

In today's electronic bidet market, one can find a variety of materials used to construct cleaning nozzles. These include plastic, aluminum-coated plastic, stainless steel-coated plastic, and all-stainless steel. So which one is better? The actual "feel" of a water spray is determined by factors such as spray pressure, spray pattern, water temperature, and aeration of the water flow. The materials...

• February 28, 2024

Holistic hygiene has been a priority since the Covid-19 pandemic in 2020. But one area that seems to be forgotten is hip hygiene. It’s no surprise that neglecting to clean your butt properly can lead to a host of health problems. Toilet paper or wipes will remove some of the remaining nastiness, but not all of it. Some people may try to avoid this problem by scrubbing vigorously, but this only inc...

• March 07, 2024

Do you know that many electronic bidets have built-in energy-saving modes? This great feature can be found on the bidet’s remote control, on the side panel, or on the assist button located directly on the bidet itself. Energy saving mode will adjust the bidet seat and spray temperature. When Energy Saving Mode is activated, the bidet seat will adjust its seat and water spray temperatures to a lowe...

• March 13, 2024

In addition to saving tons of money on toilet paper, having an electronic bidet can greatly improve your bathroom experience. While they are great devices, electronic bidets do require a learning curve to get the best results. Before installing your electronic bidet, you can read the user manual. Browsing through the manual will give you an idea of each specific setting and function on your bidet....

• March 21, 2024

If you have a lot of people in your home, an electronic bidet with a sit-on cover is an absolute must. Unlike traditional toilet seat covers, some electronic bidet models do not have a cover to sit on. An electronic bidet with a sit-on cover makes it safe to sit on, whether you're bathing your kids in a nearby tub or an older adult is using it as an extra seat in the bathroom. They are also perfec...

• March 27, 2024

If you or someone you know is having surgery soon, installing an electronic bidet can be a great tool to help reduce bathroom-related stress during the post-surgery healing process. This is especially true for surgeries that can cause some mobility issues during the healing process. How do I clean myself after using the toilet if I can't wipe? Do I need a caregiver? Does my spouse need to help me ...

• April 03, 2024

The main reason to consider switching from a non-electric bidet to an electric model is pretty obvious – more functions. Non-electric bidets can provide an excellent cleaning experience and are often very affordable and easy to install. However, they do not offer any heating features such as warm water spray, heated seats, or warm air dryers. Especially for those who live in colder climates, havin...

• April 10, 2024

Buying the best electronic bidet does require some research and planning, but it’s not as daunting as it seems. Here, we’ll explore the 3 biggest hurdles customers face when deciding to purchase a bidet seat. A common misconception about electronic bidets is that installation is an arduous process that requires a contractor. Because of this, many people wait until they start a large bathroom remod...