When shopping for a bidet toilet seat, there are a number of factors to evaluate including which features are most important to you - like types of sprays, nozzles, remote, self-closing lid, heated seat, etc. Of all the possible features, cleansing time is probably the most important. May bidet seats time out at 30 seconds, which is often not enough for many people. Before buying, make sure you know how long your bidet will run for each time.
You might be interested to know that it is not only the cleaning time, but the amount of warm water available. On most units, the user will have anywhere from 20 - 60 seconds of warm water, another major decoding factor in your purchase. Some newer models have a tank-less hot water heater allowing for an unlimited supply of hot water.
You might want to ask yourself some personal question in order to determine how long you need to get clean. For example, and without being too graphic, how many wipes with toilet paper do you normally need after a number two? If the answer is one or two, then 20-30 seconds of bidet spray will probably suffice. If it is more than that, then you should look for a bidet seat that will do 40-60 seconds of cleaning. Often, people will bowel complications, frequent loose stools, or overweight or obese people will need more cleaning time. More cleaning time is often a good idea for women, who will usually do a number one and number two at the same time. People with chronic diarrhea or obese people should also consider a model that offers a wider spray, like the Coway Bidet BA13.
Doing your research before you order, ensures that you will choose a bidet toilet seat model with enough cleaning time and hot water for your needs. If you aren't 100% sure about what to expect from your bidet seat before you order, choose a model that has 40 seconds of cleaning time with an equal amount of hot water.
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