Brondell Swash 250
Filed under $1 - $250 - Budget Bidets, Brondell Bidet
The Brondell Swash 250 is a great way to conserve on toilet paper. According to Brondell, using a Swash 250 bidet saves 75% on toilet paper and is a great way to cut costs and help save the planet at the same time. The Brondell Swash 250 bidet has the following features:
Eco-friendly Solutions
- The Brondell 250 bidet saves up to 75% off your cost of toilet paper
- Makes conservation easy
- Uses hydro-powered bidet nozzles without any electricity
Ease of Installation and Use
- The Swash 250 bidet fits over 98% of all toilets
- Sports a comfortable seat and that close slowly to avoid banging
- Easy and intuitive push-button controls
- Bidet’s water pressure is fully adjustable
Brondell Swash 250 Ecoseat Bidet Features
- Dual nozzles for the ultimate in hygiene
- Bidet nozzles retract automatically
- Push-button bidet controls mounted on the side of the bidet
- Seat and lid have an anti-microbial finish to resist germs
- Attractive design and a comfy seat
- Nozzles are self-cleaning
- Quick-release seat makes cleaning a snap
- One year limited warranty
Healthy and Hygienic Living
- Bidet washing leaves you feeling fresh
- Dual nozzles prevents cross-contamination
- Anti-microbial finish resists germs
- Bidets eliminate the need to wipe, avoiding harmful bacteria
The Brondell Swash Ecoseat 250 bidet is a great purchase for anyone who cares about the environment and would like to save a lot of money in the long run. It uses no electricity which makes it one of the most eco-friendly bidets on the market.
Brondell 250 Swash Ecoseat MSRP: $349
John Scott on Mon, 22nd Dec 2008 4:10 pm
I have a Brondell Swash 800 and wanted to get a 2nd bidet seat for our second bathroom. I did not want to deal with electrical though when brondell launched their new ecoseat. It is the same outer design of my Swash 800 but does not have the heated seat or water. At first try the room temp water was a little shocking but after a few it felt quite normal. I think it is hands down the best looking and best made budget seat out there and does not need an electrical outlet!!
Dr. Troy on Sat, 21st Feb 2009 11:58 am
After getting one of these in the main bathroom in our house, I ordered three more: another for my house, and two for the bathrooms at my office. I can’t tell you how many comments I’ve gotten on them (I’m from New York and it’s not exactly a common thing around here! We’re opening people’s eyes though.) I’ve tried some bidets with warm water, but honestly after living with this one I prefer room-temperature. The ones in the office see numerous posteriors a day and are still in great condition. A very worthwhile buy at a very reasonable price.
Helene on Sun, 14th Jun 2009 10:08 am
J’aimerais savoir le prix d’un siège bidet Brondell Swash 250
Avoir la docummentation + l’installation et sur quel type de toilette peut-il être installer. Est ce que j’ai besoin d’électricité pour le faire marcher.
Merci
J’attends de vos nouvelles à bientôt.
Bidet Buff on Fri, 21st Aug 2009 9:09 am
Best of the budget bidet seats in my opinion. Totally agree with John Scott. I even leave the heated water option off on my higher end seat at times, so I wouldn’t consider it an essential. The Ecoseat 250 has all of the Brondell quality with a great price point and no electricity required.
Brian T on Thu, 10th Sep 2009 3:35 pm
Are you kidding me? This is just cold water bidet with NO features or functions. For $250, I could have bought nicely featured electrice bidet in moderate class. I knew I made a mistake a moment I received box. It was light like feather and when I opened it.. man.. what a joke! I installed it hoping it would work better than it looked but also worked very poorly. Water stream was very weak and control panle looked like cheap toy. I did not hesitate to return and got nicely featured product for nearly at same price range. This product is definately not worth the price and does not work either.
raynewoman on Wed, 8th Sep 2010 6:43 pm
So, Brian T, what did you end up purchasing?