ZMJH236D Bidet Toilet Seat, Round Smart Unlimited Warm Water, Vortex Wash, Electronic Heated, Warm Air Dryer, Rear and Front Wash, LED Light, Need Electricity, White (Round)

I really like this Bidet Toilet Seat. Despite being lightweight and seemingly thin, it feels sturdy and reliable. At a weight of 230 lbs, I find the seat stable and secure, with no wobbling during use. Installation is relatively straightforward, thanks to the detailed instruction manual, making it easy to follow and complete. The only challenge is connecting the electrical supply, which requires prior planning to ensure an accessible power source. Once installed, the seat looks sleek and blends seamlessly with the bathroom décor.The standout feature of this bidet seat is its exceptional hygiene. The front and rear wash functions are highly practical, with adjustable water pressure and temperature to personalize the experience. The cleaning is thorough, far surpassing traditional toilet paper, and provides superior comfort.The warm water wash and warm air dryer functions are especially appreciated during colder months. No more worries about a cold toilet seat or a damp feeling afterward. The warm water temperature is perfectly balanced, neither too hot nor too cold, making it pleasant to use. The air dryer is effective, though not overly powerful, ensuring comfort without causing skin irritation.One small but useful feature is the LED night light, which, while seemingly minor, proves incredibly convenient. It illuminates just enough to locate the toilet at night without needing to switch on bright lights, avoiding unnecessary disruption.What I appreciate most about this bidet seat is its user-friendly operation. The controls are intuitive and clearly labeled, making it simple for anyone in the household, including elderly and children, to use comfortably.While the dryer function works well, it does take a bit longer than expected to fully dry.

If you've never had a heated toilet seat before this is going to blow you away. It blew me away! It literally has a blow feature but I don't really use it.The toilet itself has a light as you can see and it has 3 heat modes. I'm still using the lowest heat setting and I can't believe it gets hotter. The heated seat is my favorite feature because now that we're in winter a cold seat is just uncomfortable. A heated seat has changed everything!I don't like the pressure of the bidet itself. I have used some bidets that had more pressure and this one is very mild so it's different. Another issue I really dislike is how the position of the bidet reset every time you use it. I have to constantly set an angle and the angle resets every time. I think the instructions say there is a way to fix this but I haven't figured it out yet.

This is a competitively priced bidet seat that has all the features our bidet seat that sells for twice as much offers. Installation was simple, after an outlet was added in that area. That's always a concern with these seats (or smart toilets) so you should always consider if you need to have a new outlet installed, which a lot of older bathrooms will. After that, it's just turning off water, installing, and turning water back on.Once installed, you've got great water pressure and temperature control on the bidet itself, which is also adjustable for positioning. The heated seat works instantaneously and feels great. Speaking of feeling great, the warm air dryer is heaven, and if used after washing, will cut your toilet paper bill drastically.This is a really great model to add smart bidet features to any toilet at the fraction of the cost of replacing the toilet with a smart toilet. I would definitely suggest this with five stars and two thumbs up.

So we've had a bidet for a while and this one is about the same as the Toto we have. The Toto definitely seems to be better made but not by a huge margin. The adjustments are what you would expect (aim, temperature, etc.) and it has everything you would want on a bidet except for Japanese rave music maybe.However, I find that we hardly ever use the bidet portion and primarily used it for the heated seat during the winter. There are a lot more cost effective options if you only want the heated seat. I didn't like the water because then you have to use a lot of toilet paper to dry off, because the air dryer takes a long time to dry you off.So if you're not sure if you like a bidet or not then I would definitely think twice before buying this, but if you know you like them, then this one seems as good as the other we've gotten. I would simply compare price.

After returning from a trip to Japan a few years ago I had to buy my own and we've been adding them to all the toilets in the house. Everyone is skeptical and a little freaked out at first, but pretty quickly decide they like it. Installation is simple, but the biggest hurdle most people will have is the need for a power outlet. Ideally you would have an electrician install an outlet right behind or near the toilet, but we've been able to get away with just having a discreet flat extension cable run along the wall, nobody ever notices it.This unit operates pretty much as well as my other units that cost quite a bit more. The biggest difference is that the controls are on the seat, whereas with my more expensive units there is a wireless control panel that mounts to the wall. The control panel is definitely nicer but the controls on the seat are easy to deal with, not a deal breaker for us. So far it's operating as expected, it has an accurate, warm spray and the self cleaning nozzle is staying clean.