People have strong opinions about washing their butts, but one thing is for sure: The Toto Washlet C5 is better than any other bidet seat at dialing in your exact preferencesβpulsating or oscillating stream, warm or cool water, high or low pressure.
The slimmest bidet we recommend looks great and supplies an endless amount of hot water. And its ample features are easy to use. This discreet bidet is easy to install and control.
It combines a toilet seat and a sprayer, and it has better aim than less-expensive cold-water models we tried. With basic pressure controls but no heated water or seat , this low-cost cold-water option is easy to install, but the aim might be a bit off. Compared with the C5, the C2 also has two fewer options for water temperature and no programmable user settings. We think the Toto C5 offers the best balance of features, aesthetics, and ease of control, but the Brondell Swash LE99 Advanced Bidet Toilet Seat offers a couple more features, with some minor compromises overall.
The water spray is fully customizable, and there are two user presets. The downsides are that the cord draws attention to itself by sticking out of the side, instead of the back. These minor flaws were evident in side-by-side testing; you might not even notice.
The power cord and water inlet are both tucked at the rear of the bidet, where they are virtually out of sight. This model has all of the important features, as well as some nice additional onesβlike a gentle cycle ideal for kids and a night-light with three color options. We found that some people love cold-water bidets, while others recoil from them in fear. This bidet combines a toilet seat and a sprayer.
