Tadashi Bidet Toilet Seat Elongated Heated Toilet Seat Instant Warm Water Dryer Feminine Rear Wash Self-Clean Nozzle Slow

Great water pressure on turbo mode, very powerful air dry, excellent range of features, hygienic design (the nozzle flushes itself when you sit down, to push out stagnant or cold water, but it serves rinse the nozzle), easy install and high quality packaging. It even has a kid mode, which has been awesome for our 4 year old, who can now use the toilet 100% independently and still be clean afterwards. This has proven to be superior in all ways to our defective, short lived, BioBidet 2000. Read more

I really like it. The dryer is the best. I have two different brands and this one has a great dryer. It was easy for my husband to install looks nice and works well. The self cleaning is good but like the other brand a little bit better but not a game changer. I have no issues with the self cleaning .Everything works well and comfortable to use. We need little or no toilet tissue. Even my husband will use it. Has a warranty but no need to use it. I would miss it if I did not have it. I bought it Black Friday 2025 for about $150. The water and seat are always warm. No wait. Has eco mode. Adjustable water temp, seat heat, water pressure, and air temp and it’s immediate. Read more

It’s okay for the price. Easy set up! Perfect amount of features. Didn’t care for the self adhesive mount for the controller! Read more

Great bidet! This things feels solid, high end, sturdy, and professional. The features are excellent and the hookup a breeze! Installed in about five minutes and was running within two. The longest part was that I stretched power from the closet thru the wall in order to run a gfi outlet next to the tank so we didn’t have a long cord across the floor or tank. Its quiet and thorough. The remote has a holster that can be screwed or double faced taped a wall. Thereafter you are able to lift the remote with ease out of it. There is also a quick use knob (pictured w/soft night light). Read more

The Tadashi Elongated Bidet Toilet Seat is honestly one of the best upgrades I’ve ever made. I upgraded from a basic bidet to this Tadashi model, and I wish I had done it a long time ago. The heated seat, instant warm water, and built-in air dryer make using the toilet so much more comfortable and enjoyable. Everything about it feels premium, and I genuinely feel extra clean after every use. It’s a huge step up in both comfort and hygiene. I installed it in the men’s bathroom, but honestly, anyone would appreciate it—especially your partner. It’s one of those upgrades that shows thoughtfulness while also improving everyday life. This bidet is a real life-changer and definitely a great investment. Once you use it, it’s hard to imagine going back. Read more

I'll update this review as time goes on. I'm hoping this bidet has really nice qualities, because so far the installation has been really horrible. -The Good-- After getting the rubber pieces in place, adjusting the alignment has been easy for me. The push-button release on bidet seat works well, and snapping it back into place also works well. The non-slam lid closes nicely as well. After using a few times, the hot water feature is good, there's like 1 second of cold water and then lots of hot water. The air blower is OK, not too bad. --The Bad-- #1 Starting installation, the base plate alignment thing is nice in theory, as you can adjust the toilet seat for multiple different sizes of toilets. In practice, the rubber gaskets were almost impossible to push through and get flush. So that took over half an hour of very hard struggling using pliers and other tools. #2 After installing the plate, the screws don't really tighten in a satisfying way, but either way they seem tight enough to hold the lid, and don't want to over-tighten and break the toilet. #3 None of the 3 adapter valves work with my toilet. So far I'm going to have to look for a 3/8" Male compression to 3/8" Female iron pipe in order to adapt the bidet valve to my water supply valve. In hindsight I've come to realize that this unit is designed for a different country's valves, since in other countries the valve might be 3/8 or 1/2 iron pipe threads, but in the US most water valves are 3/8 compression valves. I saw another bidet that fits US valves, but this one does not. #4 I made a mistake by trying to take the included 7/8 valve and attaching it straight to plastic 7/8 male coming from the bottom of the toilet tank. The included adapter would not thread onto the plastic, and messed up the threads quite a bit. The amount of physical stress involved in attempting that was immense. My guess is that a 7/8 plastic female screw-on is needed, similar to what comes with most toilet hose supply lines. Either that or I'm just unlucky. #5 I bought an elongated seat, but so far it feels very small. I'm adjusting the positioning to see if I can improve the sitting down experience, but so far the seat and opening is too small. I checked other bidets and they are also very small, likely do to the water and heating components included. Seems like not a very good design since you lose a few inches of sitting space. #6 After using a few times, the seat doesn't tighten to the toilet. I tried tightening the screws a few times. The seat will slide around a lot. Read more