WASHLET®+ S7 Electronic Bidet Toilet Seat with EWATER+® Bowl and Wand Cleaning and Contemporary Lid, Elongated, Cotton White - SW4726AT40#01

Figured I would wing it and try something new, wanted to get one of the best on the market and if I didn't like that, well I know it's not for me. Firstly, the incline in the back portion of the bidet didn't bother me as much as I thought it would. The heated seat is probably one of the most appreciated features with it being winter and cold outside. The remote is simple to use. Install was quick and easy, no leaks using the provided hardware. The cover does slightly lean forward due to the exiting toilet's tank, but nothing too noticeable; the lid doesn't push it into my back or anything. The dryer works well enough as does the heated water. With the self-clean and bowl misting, the toilet is cleaner with less effort on my part too. With this bidet, you'll be clean faster and more comfortable while doing it. While it is pretty expensive ***more than most people would be comfortable with*** I am happy with my purchase and would recommend it!

I have been shopping for a bidet seat for over 6 months. I currently have a Toto toilet that happens to be Sedona Beige. Having a color other than white truly was a concern during my search. The color with other manufacturers didn’t quite fit. So going with a Toto product was a no-brainer. The model of bidet seat was the issue. It came down to functionality and price. The look, the function and the cost were all concerns. This bidet seat checked all the boxes. The only function missing was the auto seat closing. I didn’t want to add more cost for that function. However, all the various controls, the night light, ease of installation, the heated seat, and the unlimited warm water makes using this bidet seat an actual pleasure to use. Make sure to have a 20 amp GFCI within 3 feet of the seat. I had one installed prior to my order.

Makes going to the bathroom a whole new experience. Love the heated seat and all the various controls and settings to clean those special areas. This is the second one we have purchased. We remodeled another bathroom and installed one in it. Our first one has a different controller which I like better than the one that came with this one. The first one is smaller and easier to handle in my opinion. This controller is larger and more awkward to use.

I never wanted a bidet but my wife's Alzheimer's and increasing hostility with caretakers (me) put me between a rock and a hard place so I bit the bullet and went for this top of the line S7. Been using it for a week or two now and I got to say it has been pretty life changing. Not necessarily for me personally, although it is growing on me with each use, but because its allowed to me insure a basic level of hygeine for my wife while avoiding her hostility that came with me having to do it myself. I know nothing works forever with this disease, but the bidet has certainly been a big help. As far as the S7 goes....I can't imagine how they'd make it any better other than simplifying the remote control. Remote's pretty complicated, but that's because it's a complicated and top of the line model. It does it all and I'm rapidly joining the cult of bidet followers. As far as install goes, please listen to me...I don't recommend trying to decipher the catalog thick instruction manual...it'll just intimidate and confuse you. I'm a handy/mechanical guy and I read it 3 times before scratching my head. Fortunately, I just googled the model number on you tube and found an 11 minute video that showed how easy it actually was. Seriously, no harder than replacing any toilet seat plus a t valve to screw into the water line...plug it in and you're all done. Flawless. P.S. I saw a lot of reviews about buying an additional plumbing part for an adapter to lower the connections or something...I bought it since it was only 6 bucks just in case but my toilet absolutely didn't need any extra parts. This install was SMOOTH and FAST. Great job by Toto on this model.

First, I want to say upfront that this is a good product -- well-made (I've only had it for a few weeks, so we'll see how it lasts), works well, incredibly easy to install (and I'm pretty incompetent with tools). I'm glad I bought it. Below I'll detail reservations, but I wanted to make that clear at the outset. So, 4 stars? I deducted 1 star for 3 reasons: •The two-sided remote is absurdly complicated, unintuitive, and the many buttons all have minuscule and unintelligible icons (about the size of an Altoid or smaller) with no text. •The manuals are nearly useless. It is a mystery to me why foreign companies with large sales in the US can't spend a few hundred bucks one time for an American freelance writer/editor. •They don't have instructional videos, or at least not for this model that I could find, though the fact that they refer to the models by their lengthy strings of numbers and letters (SW4726AT40#01 - seriously?) rather than by their simple model names (Washlet S7) makes it hard to find anything on their website. After trying to read the manual, which made the installation seem needlessly complicated, I found a video on YouTube (NOT made by Toto) that explained it simply and clearly, and only then did I realize that even I could do this with no problem. It ended up taking about 10 minutes to install. I also learned a few things about bidets in general in this process which I thought I'd pass along to other first-time buyers. •The dryer is nice enough I suppose, but if you've ever tried to dry your hair with a blow-dryer on the lowest setting you will realize that there's no way this thing is going to completely dry you in less than 20 min. or so. You will still need to follow up with paper. •One of the arguments made for bidets is this one - "If you accidentally got some excrement in your hair, you wouldn't use a tissue to clean it up." True enough. But you also wouldn't just use a water spritzer bottle - you'd wash your hair. A bidet will get you pretty clean, but when you are using some paper to dry yourself you'll discover that you'll still need to finish up with some more paper. So the idea that a bidet will eliminate the need for toilet paper is naive. It will certainly reduce the need, but not eliminate it. Now that I know all that, I'm still glad I bought it. But let's not exaggerate its capabilities.