🚽 Inus R32 Electric Smart Bidet - Heated Seats, Wireless Remote Control, Night Light, Self-Cleaning Nozzle, Temperature Control Wash – Elongated Toilet (White) Review

Of course I've only had it installed for about a week, but it seems to be doing what I want. It replaced one of those smaller bidets that was under the existing seat. My only concern is what happens if the remote suddenly stops working? There is no manual control panel on the side of the bidet.

In general, an excellent product. The dryer is kind of a gimmick, I've tested many well-known brands and it's the same for all of them. You must first dry yourself with a tissue or towel for this to be effective. Everything works pretty much as it should, but I deducted a star because the instant hot water stopped working on the warmest setting. It still heats water but only on the lowest temperature setting, which is better than ice cold water, but heated water was the main reason for buying…

I have several different bidet seats from Toto Washlets to Vovo Turbowash. I decided to try this brand and was pleasantly surprised by the features. It has automatic cleaning for the wand, which is very important. I'm still baptizing it with fire, so let's see how it does in a year. Although I have an observation. It's a waste of energy. All my other bidets use between 15w and 30w when not in eco mode, this uses over 60w and only slightly less in eco mode. It's not as streamlined as we'd like…

Have been using bidets from different manufacturers for over 25 years, Toto, Kohler etc. To go to the bidet when you don't need automatic opening and closing, this block ticks all the necessary boxes. Low cost, heated seat, no-tank hot water, remote control, dual-function sprayer, functional deodorant, fryer, bowl light auto-off, good floor cleaning (no broken new ones), easy-to-read remote control labels, and programmable automatic multi-function top-level regime. The only criticism is that…

If you have never used a bidet or are interested in Bi(d) do not hesitate you will never go back to TP. I have used a bidet on numerous trips to Japan, just recently I bought a bidet from the USA. My first bidet was Inus N31. Very good bidet but without remote control and dryer. I bought Inus R32 because of the features. I would spend the extra dollars for the R32 version. My only regret is that I didn't buy a bidet sooner. About the quality of washing is excellent. The water is heated before…

I've had the same Toto sink for 19 years now (since they first came to the US from Japan) and I think it speaks for Toto. The sink still works but the hinge fluid is starting to leak beyond repair. My replacement was the Korean-made Inus R32 (perhaps another company name would be more appropriate for the US market), which took detergent science to a much higher level. After years of use, everyone will know what a trick is and what is actually useful. Dehumidifiers (who has the time)…