Bio Bidet Slim Zero Non Electric Bidet Toilet Seat Elongated, Low Profile Seat with Slow Close Lid, Dual Nozzles, White

I will have to admit to being pleasantly surprised by this Bio Bidet Slim Zero seat. At around $90 I wasn't expecting too much, but my 8 year old Luxe bidet had cracked badly, and if you've come to use a bidet, you don't want to be without one! I recently retired and $250 bidet seats were not in my budget, so this looked better than the $100 Kohler to me - less ... bulky. The seat at first looks ... well, kinda cheap. But as I started to install it, I saw just how well made it is. Of course most of the construction is plastic so it seems very light weight. The installation is a breeze - great instructions, components THAT FIT, and a logical design. The appearance of the opening looked very small to me, but that was compared to my original Delta toilet seat. When I did sit down, I was amazed at how comfortable and solid it felt! The front and rear positioned jets take a little adjusting of your posterior to get that great match, but after a while I felt like my old Luxe friend was back, but better - everything is one piece! The pressure is very adequate - I can't believe you can remove the restrictor to get MORE pressure!!! Space Launch!!! The removeable feature for cleaning is practical and appreciated - very easy. My only complaint is the position of the pressure handle. You get used to it just fine while seated, but when you're wiping down a toilet, it is very easy to jog the nozzle and spray water all over. I've learned to be careful while cleaning. One other mention of the handle; the middle position, or off, is not a very positive "click" type feeling, and sometimes it takes a little finagling to hit the center "off" position. Overall I am very satisfied with this Bio Bidet Slim Zero bidet seat. Keep the great products coming!!

I’m honestly obsessed with this Bio Bidet. It’s comfortable, easy to use, and has made my routine feel way more elevated than it has any right to be. The water pressure is a little too strong at times, like it’s personally offended by me, but overall it works great and gets the job done really well. Once you get used to it, it’s one of those upgrades you can’t stop bragging about.

I didn’t have an outlet by my toilet so I had to make do with an unseated bidet. This was easy to install, works well, nice pressure and looks nice. Be sure to measure your toilet to be sure the seat will fit, mine was a bit off, but still works nicely. I would recommend this bidet if you can’t hook up a heated one.

A+ for normal people - and for the designated toilet cleaner in your house. - it's the easiest time I have ever had with an add-on bidet, because there's no zone of sadness to clean up under the seat. Unfortunately, my husband, 6'4 270 pounds hates it. The hole is too small to accommodate him, and the front is too short, leaving about an inch of toilet rim that grosses him out (he has never to my knowledge in a few decades of marriage cleaned a toilet).. My son 6'4 240 has no issues. Durability gets 10/10 - I've got two big men at home. Same with sturdiness - I can just about guarantee my husband would accidentally break it if it were really easy to do so. It's a little expensive but a good value. The soft close, which usually breaks within a month is still going strong - probably just for spite.

Due to the nature of this being a universal part and having to fit a wide range of porcelain thrones, if not installed correctly, the seat tends to slip backward or side to side. I used the plastic nut and bolt set the first time I installed it and could never get the seat to stop moving around. Once I switched to the rubber expanding thingy that mounts the bracket to the bowl it solved that problem. Other than that the bidet does exactly what it's supposed to do. My hiney and my septic field are much happier for it! Bonus: a one finger salute to those toilet paper hoarders I see on Facebook marketplace.

I had high hopes for this product, but it turned out to be a big disappointment. First big problem: The seat is not stable, it slides around on the toilet no matter how tight the mounting screws are tightened. That is a deal breaker for me right there. Then the spray tubes are too close to the bottom of the seat. Maybe my butt cheeks hang below the seat, but when the rear wash tube extends it hits my right butt cheek and therefore does not spray the desired area. It just splashes the water off the cheek and does no good at cleaning the target. I tried shifting my sitting position so that I was facing about the 11:00 position, that got the spray to hit the target area but it was not particularly comfortable sitting like that. And that water lever design is a joke. It sticks up in the air, it's way too easy to accidentally activate the spray with the seat lid open then water sprays out of the toilet onto the floor and wall. The water lever doesn't have a definite well defined off position. If you don't get it exactly vertical, water will continue to dribble out of the nozzles like a constant water leak. Due to the nature of the product, after using it I'm sure it's not really returnable even though Prime stuff usually is. So for me this purchase was a $100 waste of money, I guess I'll just have to deal with it. I'm really glad I didn't fall for trying one of the $400 models first.

Installed it last night. Quick and easy. A plumber is definitely NOT required however you should have some DIY skills, especially with plumbing connections. I suspect that the people who experienced leaks lack the proper skills, and it's completely the fault of the installer, not the fitting. The instructions could be a bit more detailed but that's why I mention having some DIY skills because the lack of instructions didn't hamper my install. With respect to the product itself, WOW I can't believe I've been ridin dirty for so long! My daughters swore they would not use it, but as of today they are fans, and I just ordered two more (one for their bathroom and a guest bath). The cold water is not an issue AT ALL and I live in CO. Our toilet paper consumption is about to drop substantially. I'm thinking we'll be switching to individual washable baby towels to dry off. If you're on the fence, I would tell you to give it a try. This model has a soft-close seat & lid, night light and a brass valve system (vs plastic). Normally $129.99 but $90 right now.

I previously had a bio bidet slim glow. I bought a house and I wanted to get a bidet that was the whole seat rather than the add-on using the existing seat. Fit is much better than the add-on style. Mounts tight and there is no movement (I used the steel screws with the rubber anchors). No problem installing and no leaks. Soft drop seat is nice feature to have. Pressure is quite strong but less than the slim glow I previously had. The light isn't really that useful to me I put batteries in one of the seats just to try but you have to manually turn on/off so I just took them out, might be useful if it was automatic with lid lift or motion or something.

Love the way it functions so easily and easy to install

Very easy to install. Well packaged. Good instructions. I would recommend this product

Works as advertised but go slow when activating or you will be surprised

Our family is really happy with it. No leaking at all. I feel that would be a problem only if the hardware was over tightened when installing. Easy to clean. Would buy again in the future.

Super easy to install and really effective. Bonus: my toddler started using the toilet at night because of the blue light!