Comments on: Brondell Swash 700

By: Wally

Wally — Tue, 03 Mar 2009 17:26:44 +0000

This bidet is fairly expensive, but at my age I don’t mind spending a little money for something that is such a necessity and so convenient for me.

I’m 68 and have a hard time using a normal toilet due to a few medical conditions, which makes this bidet a great option for me. People think that you don’t use toilet paper at all once you get a bidet, but I still use it once after the bidet has finished to dry up.

Using this Brondell bidet makes me feel less dependent on others to do the basic things in life. I only wish I’d bought one years earlier!

By: reggie.w

reggie.w — Mon, 02 Mar 2009 16:55:52 +0000

im probably a little biased since this is the only bidet i’ve ever used… but i think it’s the best.

no matter how much you wipe, you’re never really clean… that poo smell is just simmering down there bidets are a blessing and should be a standard issue device for those on the dating scene

By: Tina Merilli

Tina Merilli — Sat, 21 Feb 2009 17:59:58 +0000

This is really an excellent bidet, very comfortable and well suited for guys and girls alike. Control over the water pressure is fantastic– it allows you to find just the right “stream.” The only thing I would say is missing, as mentioned above, is a warm air dryer. I see that Brondell makes a more expensive model that does have this feature, but this model is already $650, and I know there are cheaper ones out there that have that feature.

However, you’re paying for a sturdy, well-built and thoughtfully contoured piece of equipment, which is well worth it when you add it up and consider how much time you spend on the toilet over a course of time. If you have the extra dough to spare, Brondell Swash is really the way to go.

By: TaylorSwindd

TaylorSwindd — Thu, 22 Jan 2009 21:13:04 +0000

It was a little weird to start using a bidet, but my doctor recommended it to me– it really does make my life easier. The bidet’s spray is adjustable, so you don’t have to worry about it being too soft or too hard. The temperature too.

(One thing I should point out that is if you can afford it, it’s probably best to get the highest model you can. I woudln’t mind owning the brondell 800 now but I can’t exactly trade this in for one… resale value might be hard to come by.)

By: JohnRiley

JohnRiley — Wed, 03 Dec 2008 23:01:08 +0000

Like Peter said above, Brondell bidets are a great value….. the warm air dryer is something that I don’t really miss because I already spend enough time on the john! lol.

my wife was the one who wanted a bidet so she sent me online to find the best value. I have now learned to love the bidet and have even talked a few friends into buying the same model. $650 might seem like a lot for a toilet seat bidet but you’ll eventually make it up in money spent on toilet paper as well as the general comfort and cleanliness that it brings. Highly recommended.

By: LoisM

LoisM — Fri, 24 Oct 2008 16:54:52 +0000

I was thinking about ways that this bidet could be better and I couldn’t think of a single one! I guess the only thing that I’d like would be for the bidet to be integrated in with the toilet… but I’ve looked at ones like that and they cost thousands of dollars! Why does it cost several times as much as a bidet and regular toilet just to combine the two?

Anyway, this bidet has all of the features you could want at a price that’s pretty reasonable. I’ve said my farewells to toilet paper… now it’s your turn!

By: Peter Scott

Peter Scott — Sat, 04 Oct 2008 03:29:36 +0000

Great product! I think Brondell has the best seat bidets for the money. The only thing missing from the Swash 700 is a warm air dryer, which i guess they have on their Swash 800 model…