Review on 🚽 Brondell Swash S101: Non-Electric White Bidet Seat - Dual Nozzle System, Ambient Water Temperature – Easy Installation for Round Toilets by Don Olsen

This review was written to be helpful and to answer questions that most newbies ask and ask. I tried to write down my experiences. The product was described exactly as stated. Brondell's website was helpful with a video, but it can also be found on Revain's website. I have provided photos and video reviews. Installation took me about 1 hour. I had to use a wrench. You need a towel and a bucket. I had to purchase an adapter and flexible hot water hose as my existing main hot water source had a different connection size. This was the hardest part of the installation. All other steps were easy. Best advice and information: - Be sure to check the nozzles before you actually use the toilet. The fixtures are pretty accurate, but you'll need to determine your position when you're seated. You may have to move the seat to allow the jets to find their target. Attention: If you use hot water, make sure the temperature is well mixed. The mixing of temperature control and hot and cold water flow is not done in unison. This may depend on the water pressure. I'm still doing my best to determine this with my script. Splashing hot water on the most sensitive areas is uncomfortable. The adjustable temperature control is a bit tricky to use when mixing cold and hot water. You can wrap cling film on the seat to visually see how the wash regulator controls the self-clean mode and front/rear cleaning jets, and you can experiment to test the water pressure and see which direction the jets are spraying. - Before using functions or cleaning after "going to the toilet”, be sure to flush the toilet so that there is clean water in the bowl. No, it's understandable. If you decide to use this method, be sure to wait until the tank is full again. The water pressure in the hot/cold water pipes varies and only hot water can be sprayed. I experienced this with my toilet. I highly recommend using the plumbing provided to avoid leaks. Brondell's video makes no mention of using duct tape, although the video was helpful. In photo 4 and in the video you can see how the plumbers threaded all the hardware with tape. You will regret if you don't use tape. Hardware and rubber washers provide excellent performance. When you're done you can always use TP to dry it...a little dab will help you." I first bought the Swash Ecoseat 102 for my wife for her hand surgery. I was afraid to use it, but after 1 week of use I would recommend it to new moms and anyone who wants a clean butt. It's a cleaner experience than expected. We both love it! A clean butt is a happy butt!