Thank you so much for this video. I assumed that any bidet dryer no matter the brand would be inadequate. If I’m going to pat dry any way since I like it very dry I might as well just stick with a very basic bidet. One reason I like bidet is because it reduces to total time it takes to do a through clean and I don’t like the idea of sitting there an extra 5 minutes. Glad I seen this video before I spent $200-$300 to upgrade
Unless you have the patience to sit for a few additional minutes to get the dry done you will probably not utilize the dryer regularly. However, most electric bidets will have a dryer feature and the price differences you see will not be in relation to dryers. If you are leaning towards non-electric with cold water only that will be your cheapest option but when it comes to electric bidets there are many different elements to consider when it comes to price point. If you would like more information reach out to us at support@manybidets.com !
Glad to hear it! Once in a while, we have customers who are absolutely happy with the way their dryers work, however, we also get a lot of complaints about dryers too. Telling customers in a public video that bidet dryers may not live up to their expectations is not something we WANT to do from a; "let's sell more seats" standpoint, but rather something we felt ethically inclined to do from a; "we want our customers to know exactly what they are getting" standpoint. While a lot of customers find that the dry on their bidet is not as strong as they would like, it's always great to hear from customers who are getting exactly what they want out of their seat. Thanks for sharing!
Hi! I have a brondell cl1500 and I'm finding the biggest difficulty with the air dryer is that the little flap points the air down rather than forward. If I tape the flap up, it does a great job! But of course then water/debris could splash into the dryer hole. Any tips?
Being that this is not a product we have access to, we have limited experience with it, and recommend that you reach out to Brondell to make sure their product is working properly for you.
@@ManyBidets I will say the fancier Toto units don't mean better performance for water pressure or drying. Comparing S350e to 700H. Really is just an aesthetic choice. Now that you can't visit the toto showroom in GA, I don't think I'll ever have a chance to try out the NX2. My pet peeve for the neorest units is that you sometimes have to flush twice and you can't even order the deodorizer filter to replace it (it is not meant to be user replaceable and you have to ship the unit to toto for that service). Tech service says it is not really a wear item in normal use, but $500 just to change a filter + shipping is just silly.
@@jkxss TOTO really does charge a premium for parts! We've had neorests in our home for nearly a decade, and I can't remember a time I had to flush twice, but I do appreciate the feedback! The features between TOTO's high-end seats and integrated units are very similar for sure :-)
Sorry, this might not be the best place to ask, but do you have any experience with bidet seat brands in europe? I would like to get something like bb-2000 or bb-1000, but they are not available here. The most popular brand I see is Vovo, and there are some others less popular. Do you have any reccomendations for people in europe? Thanks in advance if you see this :)
i have th bb1000 and 2000. Really like 1000 and it's very strong enema pressure but the water can get cold. 2000 not nearly as strong but water stays warm.
😂You and your vid’s are awesome. I already purchased the S550 but I continue to view your vid’s. And have learned a lot. Txs so much
Glad to hear it! Next time you're in the market, you know where to come!!
its that hilarious giggle! for me. thank you for the info, thumbs up
You're welcome! I hope you found it helpful!
Thank you so much for this video. I assumed that any bidet dryer no matter the brand would be inadequate. If I’m going to pat dry any way since I like it very dry I might as well just stick with a very basic bidet. One reason I like bidet is because it reduces to total time it takes to do a through clean and I don’t like the idea of sitting there an extra 5 minutes. Glad I seen this video before I spent $200-$300 to upgrade
Unless you have the patience to sit for a few additional minutes to get the dry done you will probably not utilize the dryer regularly. However, most electric bidets will have a dryer feature and the price differences you see will not be in relation to dryers. If you are leaning towards non-electric with cold water only that will be your cheapest option but when it comes to electric bidets there are many different elements to consider when it comes to price point. If you would like more information reach out to us at support@manybidets.com !
I have a Bio Bidet BB-1000 and it's dryer works fine.
Glad to hear it! Once in a while, we have customers who are absolutely happy with the way their dryers work, however, we also get a lot of complaints about dryers too. Telling customers in a public video that bidet dryers may not live up to their expectations is not something we WANT to do from a; "let's sell more seats" standpoint, but rather something we felt ethically inclined to do from a; "we want our customers to know exactly what they are getting" standpoint.
While a lot of customers find that the dry on their bidet is not as strong as they would like, it's always great to hear from customers who are getting exactly what they want out of their seat. Thanks for sharing!
@@ManyBidets in fact sometimes if I let it go too long (like use some TP to blow my nose )it can get kind of toasty...ouch.
Hi! I have a brondell cl1500 and I'm finding the biggest difficulty with the air dryer is that the little flap points the air down rather than forward. If I tape the flap up, it does a great job! But of course then water/debris could splash into the dryer hole. Any tips?
Being that this is not a product we have access to, we have limited experience with it, and recommend that you reach out to Brondell to make sure their product is working properly for you.
This is so true, lol.
And yet no one ever talks about it! Thanks for confirming you've had similar experiences :-)
@@ManyBidets I will say the fancier Toto units don't mean better performance for water pressure or drying. Comparing S350e to 700H. Really is just an aesthetic choice. Now that you can't visit the toto showroom in GA, I don't think I'll ever have a chance to try out the NX2. My pet peeve for the neorest units is that you sometimes have to flush twice and you can't even order the deodorizer filter to replace it (it is not meant to be user replaceable and you have to ship the unit to toto for that service). Tech service says it is not really a wear item in normal use, but $500 just to change a filter + shipping is just silly.
@@jkxss TOTO really does charge a premium for parts! We've had neorests in our home for nearly a decade, and I can't remember a time I had to flush twice, but I do appreciate the feedback! The features between TOTO's high-end seats and integrated units are very similar for sure :-)
@@ManyBidets I think it is just a flow rate issue. 1 gpm for the"#2 flush" is too water efficient even with the vortex technology they advertise.
Sorry, this might not be the best place to ask, but do you have any experience with bidet seat brands in europe? I would like to get something like bb-2000 or bb-1000, but they are not available here. The most popular brand I see is Vovo, and there are some others less popular. Do you have any reccomendations for people in europe? Thanks in advance if you see this :)
We don't much experience in Europe sadly... I tend to recommend TOTO to those over in Europe.
i have th bb1000 and 2000. Really like 1000 and it's very strong enema pressure but the water can get cold. 2000 not nearly as strong but water stays warm.