Brondell Swash Thinline T44 bidet review: king of the throne

This is a lot for the pope in our lives. We eat things, digest it, and then waste should be expelled. This is just the way, which means that we want to spend a significant part of our time sitting on the throne of the porcelain. So why not make it more pleasant experience? And if your toilet seat can make the experience better, clean and more comfortable, is it not deserving of your throne?

Look Bordeel Sush Thin Line T44I have ever been sitting in the best seat of the daughter. And $ 700, it was better.

The thin line T44 is a bid toilet set. Such things have been going on since the 1980s, when Toto Waste was debuted in Japan, and they are much easier than the old standbudits that they have made less or less. On its most basic, the bid toilet set fits on your toilet bowl, connects the water supply line, and wash your butt. When you open the valve, it can be as cheap and easy as it blows with cold water. The thin line from Bondel, a San Francisco company, is at the other end of the spectrum.

I am not a bidder here. I reviewed one (actually from Brandel) 13 years ago, and since then I have changed. I spent only three weeks traveling around Japan, where almost every toilet (which includes high -speed trains) is attached. Almost all of them are made by all the tips, and the most basic water spray to the full toilet with integrated bodies.

T44 has a hot seat, immediately hot water (temperature adjust) to clean your back part, a separate jet (a feature) to clean your front part Is usually not recommended Through medical professionals), and a hot air dryer, so you need very little toilet paper. Jet planes can also be replaced or set on the ickelet, and you can also adjust the water pressure level. This includes a nightlight (three different colors), a davidurizing air filter, and a self -cleaning jet. All this is managed by a sleek remote control, with a cavity you can stick to the wall in the easier arm reach.

If you are familiar with the bid toilet seats, none of these features may take a novel. The difference is that they work better than any effort in the past, including biomed, Kohler, Tashi, Brandel, and, of course, to the too, completely.

The T44 has a wide range of pressure settings, which is much stronger to stronger than most of us (or should be). Cleaning is very good. The seat is quickly and more warmly, with less hot spots than older units, I have tested with Brandel and others. The water temperature is more permanent than other models I used, which occasionally kill you with a cold stream. The hot air dryer fan is strong and works a better, targeted work of drying your boom (though it’s still a voice far away from the Dyson Airbloid Hand dryer, and there will probably be two or three dry sessions between us and still will require a bit of TP). When I was traveling from Japan, I was surprised to know that the majority of the bidding seats are not at all, which I think is an essential feature. They were only added to some of the most advanced units, and even on them, the dryer had a lack of horsepower.

The thing that really stands about T44, though, how little it stands. Although it still looks like a cyber toilet from the outer space, it is thin than your specific bid toilet set, which is only 3.9 inches height. It’s too taller than your standard toilet set, but much less profile than mostly bidding seats. For example, Totu’s most sold -selling waste C 5 is 6 inches long in the back. This looks like a modern, luxurious toilet set more than a piece of T44 medical equipment. Even more comfortable sitting.

Installing the Social Line T44 is much easier than you expected. Just remove your old seat and close the water supply valve. Flush toilets to evacuate the tank and then disconnect the water supply line. Install the hose involved with the T -connector between the valve and the tank. Mount the toilet seat, connect the hose to the bid, turn the water back, test drips, plug in electricity, and you are good. In fact, there is one thing to consider: not all bathrooms have power shops, I include. My toilet and shower are separated from the sink and falsehood, where there are shops. I had to get a very thin extension bone and use some guides to suppress it firmly on the door jump, otherwise my door would not be closed. Even so, I consider installation easy and worth it.

There is room for improvement. Although I love it has two users offered buttons, setting these methods you need to use the secret series of the button press that you can only find in the manual. Very flawless. To change the default dry period, you need another wider series of button presses. This is a place where a Bluetooth radio and a simple phone app will be easy, if only to adjust the settings.

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I hope Brandel has stolen some of the features of the bidding set in Japan for the next generation. For example, when you step into the bathroom, a lid that opens automatically. Be able to lift or reduce the set with a button push on the remote control. Some were even connected to the flush mechanism. When you press the buttons on the remote, the toilet flush, and the lid is closed. These are Necessary Features? No, but that’s nice.

These modest grips are aside, I like this thing. It is very comfortable to use more than toilet paper, and you feel more clean. Needless to say that this is mostly a hand -free experience, so once you press the button on the remote, you are free to continue the domo scrolling on your phone. Although this is true of the most bidder seats, the extra -powerful jets make the work far better than any other unit I have experienced, and it is easily best looking and most comfortable in sitting. Certainly, I wish they could charge the air dryer to charging the air dryer to reduce the use of my toilet paper, but finally, the swash thin line T44 is perfect for getting your butt.