Brondell Swash 1000 Bidet Review - BidetKing.com
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- Опубліковано 7 лют 2025
- This video is a review of the Brondell Swash 1000 Advanced bidet toilet seat from BidetKing.com.
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The Brondell Swash 1000 from BidetKing.com is not only one of our highest quality bidet seats, but also one of our most popular. The Swash 1000 has some of the latest advanced features available including a tankless water heating system and stainless steel nozzles. It has a sleek, low-profile design and fits most residential toilets. Our customers love it, and it has won numerous awards for its design and functionality.
With its on-demand water heater, the Brondell Swash 1000 provides an endless warm water wash while being energy efficient. The bidet toilet seat is loaded with features like adjustable nozzle position, oscillation mode, a heated seat, warm air dryer, deodorizer, and customizable water temperature and spray pressure.
The Brondell Swash 1000 electronic bidet also has some unique features like its nozzle sterilization function which treats the nozzles with silver oxide nano particles and a wide spray adjustment that lets you change the width of the spray pattern. Its remote control has one of the best designs on the market and comes with a handy magnetic wall mount. The quality of the Brondell Swash is evident in the strength of its seat and lid. It has a sturdy seat and the only lid on the market strong enough to be sat on when closed.
On the right hand side of the bidet seat, we see the deodorizer vent, electrical cord, and a small emergency control panel with basic functions. Our customers really enjoy the contoured shape of the Swash bidet toilet seat. Its slim design allows it to be installed on most 1 piece toilets, except those with extreme French curve designs. On the left side of the unit, we see where the water supply hose connects to the seat. While this video shows the hose sticking out to the side, the Swash 1000's supply hose has since been updated to angle downwards with a chrome 90 degree end.
Like all the electronic bidets we sell, the Swash has catch plate installation so it can easily removed for cleaning. Another useful feature is the slow close seat and lid. Simply push the seat or lid forward from its resting position and it will then slowly close on its own.
The Brondell Swash 1000 uses dual stainless steel nozzles for cleaning. First, we see the rear wash with adjustable position and oscillation. As we switch to the feminine cleansing, we can see the nozzles washing themselves.
Here, we also demonstrate the wide spray adjustment. If you pay close attention to the spray pattern, we can see it switching from narrow to wide.
Lastly, we demonstrate the warm air dryer, one of the best in its class.
Just bought the Swash 1000. It is really great so far. Everything lives up to expectation. The only negative is that the opening in the toilet seat is smaller than a regular toilet seat. I don't understand why, but it is not enough for me to not keep this fine product.
When I installed my swash it started leaking right away. Split seam in the water tank. Defective from the factory. When I call Brondell they refused to fix it.
AMAZING and AFFORDABLE!!!
We have two, but one we can't seem to get to go into Eco mode even after following the online directions. Would love to hear from someone who's solved this problem. Also, the dryer is more for show than function.
Sounds more like GoBidet or basic designs of that sort; I favored that one due it being simple, cheap, and the stainless steel in my prior bidet purchase. After looking at the downsides to having such a simple set up as a female for washing in regards to cold water in the front ~ the instant water heater and ease of set up has caught me attention in models like this. In the end, it may turn out to be easier than the basic one, at least for my current needs/habits.
I just ordered two. I had to get the seat for the Elongated Bowl because this item didn't come in White in the Round Bowl option, which according to the measurements I took, I seem to own. Looking at installation videos, there seems to be a lot of space for movement of the seat and the Catch plate to adjust for length, three inches or so...so I hope it fits. The video also states that the seat should fit all residential Toilets, with the exception of the extreme French Curved Design...whatever that means.
I love the toilet seat. However, recently my remote lost part of it's programming. I can control the water temp and seat temp, but I can not get the sprays to work, nor the blower. I can use the buttons on the side for the spray and then hit the off button. I would like to know how to the remote reprogrammed?
I'm supposed to be doing math right now, instead I'm here.
LMAO .....
I love my s1000 Swash toilet seat but the LID is cracked through the center. How do I get a replacement for just the lid. It is 6 years old.
It's like 600 dollars.... I wish the dyer could move back and forth. Seems like you'd have to sit ther for a good min to get dry. Other than that is perfect.
mIchaela burton Costco sells it for 499 and today 12/5/2018 is 299
SOLD
nice
Good thing to have when someone having haemorrhoid attack and constipations. I am buying a USPA brand Korean made (on EBay)with enema feature for constipation relief..
Junk, mine leaked since day one. 1 and a half years it stopped working all together, my toto just arrived.
I'm selling a brand new one for $250
curious, why are you selling yours?
seriousely, a remote? The last thing I want to touch is something that someone else was holding while they washed their bum. I guess it's ment to be a hands free type of cleaning, but I don't trust that. To clean properly you need to scrub with soap and your hands, and I don't want to stick my hands in a toilet. Planning to build your house with a separate bidet unit or having one put in is the best thing.
You realize that you never have to touch toilet paper or your bum, right?
Not everyone is so rich that they can "Build" a Custom Home with separate Bidets. Most people just use Toilet Paper, so your complaint that you can't use soap with this item is silly. Water is better than just paper, isn't it? And if you are so messy that you need soap, use a Wipe, or take a Shower. Touching the Remote would be no different than touching the Taps, when you wash your hands, the Door Knob or the Flusher, unless you have a Servant do that for you.
imo, a separate bidet is way less sanitary. Transferring your butt from one seat to another for one, and most separate bidets do not come with a dryer, so you are still required to use toilet paper or a towel to dry off. Your smartphone likely has more germs on it than this remote.