TOTOSW3036R#01 WASHLET K300 Electronic Bidet Toilet Seat, Cotton White

Bought this unit based on the positive reviews. The biggest challenge in installing the unit was to have a power outlet near the toilet. I was able to tie into a 15 amp line directly below in my basement. Once the power lines were in place, I installed a GFCI outlet (may be required by code). The rest of the install was elementary as all the needed parts and full instructions make it a straight forward install. I bought the elongated model as I have an elongated toilet. After using this unit for over a week I can say I am very pleased with its options and operation. The seat is comfortable, the seat can be heated if desired, and the fit and finish of the installed product is excellent I encountered no leakage and I find the remote control to work flawlessly. This is luxury and practical as well when you consider it will reduce your consumption of toilet paper while improving hygiene. Highly recommended. BTW the unit is programmable with respect to power saving options, temperature of the heated seat, flow strength of water cleanse, temperature of the water, and spray coverage of the cleansing water stream. Excellent purchase.

Its a bidet! :) It may seem strange to talk about this, but I'm actually going to try to describe what makes this so great.I can imagine how much money is wasted on toilet paper, or paper that can be put to better use this helps with that.I always thought about this, but never had tried it and I'm impressed. I use historically a lot of toilet paper. It's quite costly. This can pay itself off in about 3 years for most, or even less if you are like me. I was using a 3-4 roles a week easy, and here you don't really need to use hardly anyway. For me it's closer to 2.5 years I'll get a pay off. And this isn't even a cheap unit. i think it's worth it though because it has self cleaning features and a warm seat, and instant hot water. It has just the key settings you need.It's really comfortable, cleaner, and healthier, and frankly just faster and less hassle.For some people the positioning of the seat it a little different you are more forward and it's more sloped you get used to it after a couple of weeks. I wish the lid were made out of a heavier gauge of plastic; it's not a huge deal.Install was easy. I have a glacier bay toilet, and a toto toilet it works on both.I've had it a while now, i waited to write this review, because toilets aren't my wheelhouse and I wanted to cover it after i get some experience. It's quite solid. The only drawback with me is I've not tried many, but i was able to still endorse this because of the key features. Unlimited warm water, and the heated seat I would think would be rather nice for most, along with the cleaning capability.I can't think of anything that would give me hesitation on it. Even the cost. It's a classic people who buy things like this end up saving in the long run. Though he life of the toilet seat, we are talking about many thousands of dollars and easier on your plumbing. It's also easier on your skin and sensitive areas which from a health perspective is advantageous and cleaner. It's like buying a coffee maker, you buy a good one and they last 20-30 years like the mocha master or a cheap one and they die in 3-5. Sometimes you buy things because they pay off in time, and they have quality. It takes some discipline or a leap of faith that the thing will last. These have solid reliability ratings.I think you should give this a try. I love mine, if it's too much you could get the step down of course, if you don't care about these featuers. It's one of these things though that since it ultimately saves you some money, if you use it it's easier to justify some of the nice feature so you keep using it if that makes sense. That's show i looked at this.

I was looking at upgrading to an electric bidet for a while, and Toto seems to be the best brand. I chose this model because it has unlimited hot water instead of a hot water tank that empties quickly. The bidet was much easier to install than much cheaper bidets, no fiddling with electrical tape at all. The toilet had to have the water shut off, tank drained with a couple of flushes, and then unscrew the water line and put it into the T-connector, screw the other line into the T-connector and then plug it in. The seat comes with secure metal screws, not cheap plastic ones and the washlet slides right into the screws, there is no movement while on the seat. The features work amazing, there is a heated seat, energy saving mode which turns off the heated seat and walk up feature if you’re gone for a while or overnight, and it is easy to clean and remove for cleaning under the seat. It’s only missing a toilet nightlight, but this isn’t a deal breaker for me.