Bio Bidet BB-200
Filed under $1 - $250 - Budget Bidets, Bio Bidet
The Bio Bidet BB-200 toilet seat bidet doesn’t use any electricity or a battery, meaning it can not only save you on toilet paper use and cost, but is also much cheaper and environmentally friendly than most bidets!
Bio Bidet BB-200 Features:
- User controls to use warm or cold water
- Bidet temperature is adjustable
- Your bathroom sink’s hot-water line acts as the warm water source
- Bidet water pressure controls
- Self-cleaning nozzle
- No electricity or battery required, saving you money
With its environmentally friendly operation and surprising amount of premium options, the Bio Bidet BB-200 makes a great starter bidet for anyone looking to save money and help the Earth.
Bio Bidet BB-200 MSRP: $229
Judith Klau on Fri, 5th Dec 2008 11:17 am
I have had a biobidet BB-200 installed for about 5 years, and it has started to leak from the console. I cannot reach the mfrs/sales people by phone or email for help, so I am ready to buy something else. I think the old adage: cheap is cheap is in effect here. All of the plastic parts have also turned yellow, but that is not so big a deal as the leaking.
Jackson on Sat, 1st Aug 2009 10:23 pm
I have a BB-250. A more advanced version of this. It worked well for the last few months, but it started having problems last week. The cleaning button wouldn’t pop back up. A common problem it turns out with the Bio Bidets. I kept working it and working it and finally it’s popping up like it used to. But now it’s leaking out the bottom. Not a whole lot, but like a leaky faucet rendering it useless. I would send it in for warranty service since it’s still under warranty but I can’t find my receipt. So I decided to open it up to see what’s going on. It is fairly cheaply made. It’s all plastic in there. Looks like it should be sold for $20 and $150. It’s just leaking from where two pipes meet up. I might try changing the o ring. It doesn’t inspire a lot of confidence. Luckily I was here for it to start leaking but I go on trips for 2 weeks at a time fairly regularly. If it had happened when I was gone it would have been a wet homecoming.