Bidet Toilet, Bidet Seat or Smart Toilet: Which One Should You Get?

A bidet toilet washes you with warm water instead of paper. You can get that wash three ways: a bidet seat added to the toilet you have, a toilet with the bidet built in, or a smart toilet that adds an automatic flush and more. Here is how they compare.

Bidet smart toilet installed in a South Florida bathroom — A one-piece bidet toilet: the wash is built into the toilet.

Bidet seat: the cheapest way in

A bidet seat replaces the seat on your current toilet. It is the lowest price, but your old toilet stays: same bowl, same tank, same flush. Electric bidet seats with warm water still need an outlet next to the toilet.

Bidet toilet: the wash built in

A bidet toilet is one piece, with the wash, the seat and the bowl designed together. There are no hoses or add-ons showing, and the shape is easier to clean.

Smart toilet: a bidet toilet that does more

A smart toilet is a bidet toilet with extras: automatic flush, a heated seat, a warm-air dryer, a night light and, on some models, a lid that opens and closes by itself. Every smart toilet we install is a one-piece toilet with the bidet built in, except the Standard levels, which skip the wash.

Which of our levels have the bidet wash?

Standard: heated seat, automatic flush and night light, but no warm-water wash.
Advanced: adds the warm-water wash, front and rear, the warm-air dryer and a self-cleaning nozzle.
Premium: everything in Advanced plus the lid that opens and closes by itself; most Premium models also add a UV light that cleans the nozzle.

What it costs installed

In South Florida, our bidet smart toilets with the warm-water wash start at $1,650 installed in one day, with delivery and a new GFCI outlet included. In our catalog you can tick Warm-water wash and see only the models that have it.

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