I had a handyman install this based upon a suggestion from a friend who has a lower model of the same manufacturer's bidet seat which was not really necessary. I could have easily installed this myself.

Once installed, which took about 20 minutes maximum, I tried the bidet immediately. BIG MISTAKE! Make sure to program the remote to warm the water and the seat before using the bidet. For me, it was installed in winter, so the ice cold water was freezing me out. I screamed, but I couldn't get up until I turned the water off. Once I programmed the remote, I set my seat and water at highest levels of temperature/power. The electricity bill as a result went up about $10, but it is beyond worth it. I use far less paper now too. The $10 is worth it.

I am not a tiny woman, so I refused to get a model with solely side controls. Nonetheless, this unit (BB2200) has two or three basic buttons on the left side of the seat, so in the event you are missing the remote or it has no battery power to work, the side controls work to do an Automatic Wash Cycle, one other cycle I am unsure of, and even has a blue light to help guide you to the toilet in the dark.

The only negative thing I can say about this unit is the enema function which I just tried for this review does not have strong enough pressure; it appears to have the same reassure as the spray button when on high to clean your rear end. The front cleaning button for us women has a nice amount of pressure and can even feel a bit pleasant (lol). I love this bidet and have no complaints whatsoever.

I got it just in time for the toilet paper rush that occurred due to Covid-19. I do not need toilet paper anymore except to pick up dog's excrement from the wee wee pad. I do, however, use a wet wipe after cleaning myself to get off dripping water and to check my rear ended to verify it is entirely clean. It almost always had nothing on the wipe. Once in a while, you need a final wet wipe for me to ensure you are fresh and clean, but you never need more than one wipe. In fact, this cleans so effectively, I rarely if ever use the full two or three minute cycles (depending on area being cleaned) of the streaming water the remote/device counts down. I often switch to the dry mode before the water stops. The dryer works fine, but it is not terribly strong. It also can start to get very warm on the side of the seat opposite the buttons if you have seat heat on high. If not, I cannot say.

There is an air sanitizer function that you can use by setting remote appropriately, so when you go, you do not know! No Poo Pourie needed. The door to sanitizer closes when water or fan is operating.

The one suggestion I have is learn your remote functions and set them as you wish before you use this bidet seat. To me, they and the remote itself were not entirely intuitive. If you want to test the settings or the bidet, it is essential to cover under the seat with double layer of Saran Wrap or a plastic bag that goes over the seat and place seat down before you start streaming water. Finally, the unit has touch sensitivity to operate. Therefore, while testing, the water will not flow if you do not have a finger's worth of touch on the seat. If you get up while the water is flowing, it will stop once you have no contact with the seat which will cause water to spill onto seat.

Finally, the seat cannot be sanitized with harsh chemicals, or it will eventually crack/wear down the plastic on the seat. To clean the seat and under it, I use a soft cloth with vinegar and some water. Good luck and enjoy if you get this. You cannot go wrong.

P.S. Price varies between $529 and $699 back when I bought it from day to day, so watch the prices when you buy this item.

This is an excellent product. It does what it claims to do. I replaced a mechanical cold water unit with this electronic one and it has so many features on it that there is a learning curve. Without going into detail about WHAT it does, it works as described. And it works well.

The one negative thing, and I've seen it mentioned in other reviews here, is that it requires a lot of electrical power. If you plug it in and when you use it your bathroom lights flicker, your circuit can't handle it. That was my worry when I purchased it and it turned out to apply to my electrical system. I found that turning out the bathroom lights and fan alleviated the problem, but that was really a short-term fix. I hired an electrician to install a dedicated grounded wire from my breaker box to my bathroom to handle its power needs (I also had him run a wire at the same time to my son's room, due to his computer and gaming needs, so that took some of the sting out of having it done).

So clearly that possible need should be factored in to your purchasing this product. It may be that your system can handle its power needs (my house was built in the 1960s), but you should be aware of the possibility I'm describing.

It's a quality product with a multi-year guarantee. I highly recommend it.

This is the best bidet I've ever used. So much so that I've purchased the same one at least 5 times. Every time I move into a new condo/house (I move a lot) I immediately get a BB2000. The enema function and be invaluable - just be careful - it's very powerful - use low pressure to start and make sure you aim properly. The water pressure in general insures cleanliness. Also the BB2000 has an awesome exhaust fan that kicks in as soon as you sit down. All the side functions are very quiet (the fans) but, the main function is a bit loud - it's not a complaint but, if you want the quietest operation - they do have a more "deluxe" version the DLS that may be quieter however it's missing the enema feature.

I cant just give a stuffy review of this product because I am in love! I waited way too long to purchase my very first Bidet, which is bad and good. Bad only because I should have not waited so long and good because I waited long enough to allow for the quality and technology to catch up making the experience that much better. I knew that if I was going to take the plunge into this Bidet thing, I wanted the best and this is it!

First the love story. Ok, so without being graphic there are those of us who need to use way too much T.P. to clean ourselves completely. And even after using way, way too much paper "we" still find that we cannot wear white underwear because we always find our underwear stained anyway! I can tell you that the Bio Bidet Bliss BB2000 is indeed "Bliss" because the cleaning experience is soooo satisfying and cleansing! Multi levels of warmth for the seat, multi levels of warmth of water for the spray, and the fact that you can change the water pressure and location of the spray just makes it a luxury experience. I chose the BB2000 after researching the high end Bidets and it was chosen for its boasting of spray power and its warranty along with the spray modes. The first time I used the BB2000 was a bit... errr... interesting and surprising, but in no time was I loving the feeling of the cleaning and just knowing how much better cleaning I was getting. After working my way through the instruction and playing with the remote for a few minutes, I had it mastered and wow, it was fantastic. I use just a few squares of paper now to dab myself dry and found I was clean as coming out of the shower! I was in love, it was worth every penny. I can now wear white underwear again!

Ok, now for the boring parts that are important:

First off, this Bidet was simple to install with minimal tools. Even if you are not handy with tools or installing things like this, there are tutorials on YouTube that can help. Just be careful when you tighten the PLASTIC threaded fittings. If you cross thread them you are in big trouble. THIS is my only complaint about this product that may or may not be justified. I wish the input water fitting to the Bidet was metal to metal but it's all plastic. It certainly does the job, no leaks, but just feels a little more fragile than what an all metal connection would offer. Be careful about over tightening plastic fittings. They need to be snug but if you crank them down you will crack or strip them in the worst case.

Its important to have a dedicated GFCI circuit to plug the device into and it is recommended in the instructions as well. I am no electrician so I did hire one to install the outlet. You really want to protect this Bidet because ALL of the fuses are INTERNAL and you cannot reset anything if you blow and internal fuse. Your Bidet becomes just and expensive toilet seat if that happens.

You want this model like this because it works primarily by remote with only a small function button on the side that is best just left as a night light, which is great too. The Bidets with the controls attached to the seat are certainly subject to being damaged if leaned on and just more surfaces to clean. There is a sensor in the seat so you cannot accidently activate the Bidet and make a mess. The BB2000 looks a little thicker at the back hinge side , but noting ugly. It has a quiet soft closing lid and is easy to clean. The spray nozzles are all parked internally when not in use and self clean before and after use. The rest of the Bidet is easy to clean as well.

The remote, after you read the instructions and used it a little bit is easy to use. The only thing it lacks is not being back lit or illuminated in any way. I realize we don't normally do our business in the dark, but when I have a need late at night and dont want to turn the light on, I have to use the Bidet night light to see the buttons more clearly. The remote is a little bit large for some tastes, but I have no problem with it. It has a sticky back plate if you want to mount it.

There is a higher pressure enema function too. Let me just say it is a bit stingy when you use it. Its a pretty fine stream that can be a bit uncomfortable. As for me, I guess I'm just too... something... because I cant seem to use it as it was intended, not quite able to get through. But, I do used it to power clean and its very effective! All the cleaning modes are on a timer too which is good I guess.

I see that in the reviews a few may have had problems nearing the fourth year of use. There is always somebody who will have a bad experience and so far I am problem free, but this Bidet is so awesome, if it breaks one day after the warranty expires, I will gladly pay for a new one no matter what... yep, I am that much in love. I even wait to come home to do... yeah, that... because I have become such a toilet snob now that I joke with my friends that only heathens use paper to clean themselves! Its so good.

If you read this far let me tell you the next thing to do is JUST BUY IT! Being free from using all that paper and knowing that when the next toilet paper crisis comes I will just giggle because this thing is awesome. It is a now brainer and worth the money for the quality. There are lots of cheaper Bidets out there, and I was tempted to save some money, but when you research build and quality this is the way to go. Sure, you can drive a Yugo and it will get the job done I guess, but this Cadillac will get you there in luxury, comfort, and in a way that will do the job better with gadgets that really make a difference! Just do it and enjoy!

First, let me say, you know you have really made it in this world, if you can afford a $700 toilet seat - just saying...

As you know, they make dedicated bidets. In our little bathroom, that was not an option. I looked at a lot of bidet toilet seats. Buying a cheap bidet toilet seat is like buying a cheap parachute or a bargain cardiac pacemaker. You probably aren't going to be happy with it. So, after you get over the sticker shock of a high end bidet toilet seat, and buy it; you still have to install it.

First, you have to remove your old toilet seat. This typically is an easy job. My old toilet seat wanted to make a crusade out of staying on. The seat bolts had rusted and you just about have to stand on your head to see what you are doing... but I eventually won and without breaking the toilet.

When you look at the video or instructions, apparently we have the only house that doesn't have an electrical outlet right next to toilet near where the water supply line is located. Rather than add another $300 to this boondoggle project (wife driven) I figured I could run an extension cord from the electrical outlet near the sink and mirror, thread it behind the vanity, and sneak the plugs behind same, as so to avoid the employment of an electrician. Alright... I should have bought a nice pretty white extension cord, a fact which is not lost on my wife (patiently waiting for the right moment to drop that bombshell). The directions are pretty straightforward and there are installation videos available on YouTube. You will need to shut the water off at the cutoff, flush the toilet, disconnect a few hoses, add a few fittings, reconnect the hoses, turn on the water, check for leaks, and then plug it in. An adjustable wrench or two is all you will need. If it weren't for my old toilet seat, fighting for its dear life, this would have been fairly easy.

This is the Cadillac of bidet toilet seats. The water that is squirted up at your ..... is warm. As I write this review, it is 15 degrees in Fairfax, VA. The water coming into our house from the outside is probably about 40 degrees. Having freezing cold water shoot up your kazoo is not the way I want to wake up in the morning. The water warmer is a good thing. The seat itself is heated and stays nice and toasty. There is a sensor in the seat to know if you are actually sitting down, so you can't accidentally spray water everywhere in your bathroom. This is a good feature.

My wife, the Princess, will never read an instruction manual. Me, I read them twice, once before installation and again during initial operation. Not my Queen of the Nile. She will seat on the can and push every button on the remote that comes with this thing until she figures it out - by trial and error. That is her way; tactile and hands on.

Now, our only remaining challenge, is where to mount the remote control holder / bracket. Her Highness is left-handed, and I am right-handed, so this is a decision that may never be made.

Is thing thing worth $700? That all depends on the value you place on domestic tranquility.