Bio Bidet BB-250
Filed under $1 - $250 - Budget Bidets, Bio Bidet
The Bio Bidet BB-250 doesn’t require any electricity or a battery, making it a very eco-friendly toilet seat bidet. It has user-controls for temperature as well as water pressure. Dual nozzles give you the hygienic qualities that you need with a separate nozzle for feminine cleansing.
The Bio Bidet BB-250 bidet has the following features:
- Warm water can be controlled by the bidet user
- Temperature controls
- Choice between two nozzles (1 for feminine cleansing, 1 for normal operation)
- Dual nozzles help ensure that your bidet is as hygienic as possible
- Pressure is fully adjustable
- Self-cleaning, dual bidet nozzles
- Doesn’t require electricity or a battery
Those looking to reduce their impact on the environment will appreciate this easy-to-install toilet seat bidet. It fits over almost all 2-piece toilets and most 1-piece toilets as well. This bidet comes in round or elongated to fit your needs.
Bio Bidet BB-250 MSRP: $279
Nurcan on Sat, 21st Feb 2009 1:40 pm
This bidet seems a little flimsy, but I guess that is an all right trade-off for portability. And the fact that it doesn’t need electricity is nice as well, and you can get warm water by just hooking it up to your sink. Make sure you look at the illustration, it doesn’t fit a lot of bigger, rounder types of toilets. Once installed it works just fine, good pressure and easy-to-use controls. I don’t know if I would buy another if it broke, I might invest in something a little nicer. But for a bidet without a seat I would say I’m pretty satisfied with the 250.
EDDIE GILLARD on Sat, 23rd Jan 2010 11:07 am
i have the three control modle # 250. what is the first control nob for. i had assumed the hot water feature didn’t work until i ran the water first until it got hot. i thought the hot water would be there at all times. would i have to tap into the hot water tank instead of the sink?
thebidethouse.net on Mon, 12th Jul 2010 11:51 am
Hello eddie,
The first control nob is for switching between male/female nozzle or you can use both in same time. Regarding the hot water you are right, it depends if you have a water circulation system at your house or not, just like a regular use of sink tap, so i advice to push the self clean button to let the hot water circulate into the pipelines, then start to use the nozzles, it will not take more than 20 sec.
Regards,
The bidet house . Net