"Voted Best Bidet in the World Two Years in a Row"

Water Cleans You Better than Paper

Water is more effective at cleaning you than dry paper. Just imagine if there was poop on your hand, would you wipe it with paper or wash it?

A New Standard of Comfort

Bidet seats provide a more soothing cleaning experience as opposed to using toilet paper. Cleaning with toilet paper is often abrasive to a person’s sensitive areas. Plus toilet paper can contain perfumes which may lead to further irritation.

Eco-Friendly

Over 9 million trees are cut down to manufacture U.S. toilet paper every year. By cutting back on our toilet paper consumption, we can reduce our overall paper waste.

More Hygienic

Washing with water more effectively reduces the likelihood of bacteria germinating. In fact, using only toilet paper can actually spread bacteria across an area as opposed to cleaning it away! Bidet usage can also provide a hands-free experience – your hands stay on your lap, while the bidet seat works beneath you. It’s hands-free.

Medical Conditions

Bidet toilet seats are great for those who have particular medical conditions. For example, you might have diminished strength in your hands or arms. Any patient who has gone through surgery in that region would also get relief and comfort with a new bidet.

Haemorrhoids

Because you’re using water, it’s the most comfortable cleaning method. Many haemorrhoids sufferers use bidets with a lot of success. Less abrasion = less irritation.

For Women & New Mothers

Menstrual periods oftentimes may produce un-fresh feelings. Using water to wash yourself will help you feel clean. Mothers who have given birth recently may be extra sensitive in that area. Making use of a bidet’s wash features can be a more soothing and relaxing way to go.

Seniors

When we get older, using the restroom can become an increasingly difficult task. Some turn to care-givers for assistance with wiping. This can lower a person’s self esteem – having to depend on someone else to use the toilet. A bidet seat can help restore confidence and allow you to regain your independence!

Septic System friendly

Anyone with a toilet understands its ability to clog. It is one of the most undesirable things that can happen in your washroom.

No more space Issue

Unlike original bidet, bidet seats do not take much space. Just remove your old seat and installed a new bidet seat. The good part is, if you do not want to use the bidet, it can still used as a normal seat and it does not affect the normal working of toilet.

Easy To install

The bidet can be set up within 15 minutes, with no additional tools necessary.
The instructions are clear on how to install the bidet and it should take no time at all to start using your new bidet.

Installation

Everything required for a standard installation is in the box.
*Standard installation is considered when you have access to the water behind the toilet and access to the toilet lid bolts from under the toilet. ( the bolts which hold the current toilet lid in place ). If the water supply is inside the tank or there is no access to the seat bolts an adaptor kit or top fixing bolts can be purchased or supplied.

Although the manufacturer has designed this product for easy installation, in other countries most people do it themselves. In Australia, the plumbing code mandates that this product needs to be installed by a plumber and we do advise that you comply.
Same rules apply to other household products like washing machine, fridges with water connection and any water filter or appliance connected to a water tap.

Backflow Information.

All of our products are fully watermarked to the Australian standard WMTS-051:2016.
In order to be compliant with the AU watermark standards, we have supplied the bidet with the appropriate backflow attachment.

Part of the watermark requirements all our products must be labelled accordingly.
You will find the following information on the packaging and on the product:

THIS DOUCHE SEAT IS SUPPLIED WITH A BACKFLOW PROTECTION DEVICE COMPLYING WITH AS/NZS 3500.1. NO FURTHER BACKFLOW PREVENTION IS REQUIRED FOR CONNECTION TO THE WATER SUPPLY

The AU standard AS3500 classifies the bidet as a high hazard device and requires the installation of a Reduced Pressure Zone Backflow Preventer ( RPZ Valve). Currently, this conflict is being discussed with the ABCB who wrote both of these standards as well as many councils and state water boards.