[Costco] Costco.ca Bio Bidet Motion Sensor High Arc Kitchen Faucet $139.99 (after $60 off)

Nice deal. Very good reviews.

Bluesky88 wrote: ↑ Hi, I'm a newbie and this is my first post.

Welcome to RFD, good deal found, here's an upvote from me

very cheap for a bidet. Motion sensor too

I have this one.. like it alot but wish I held out for the Moen. Sometimes the water accidentally turns off while washing pots or large items

TomF62003 wrote: ↑ very cheap for a bidet. Motion sensor too

Bio bidet is the brand name. Its a kitchen faucet. I am not sure how helpful an actual bidet would be if it activated by motion.

edit, never mind. it is sixty off. my receipt shows sell price of 199.99 but hst only 21 and discount at bottom of sixty.

Thanks OP. Been looking for a replacement faucet for the kitchen. Good reviews and Costco return policy is always good.

Side note, is something like this easy to install? I’ve replaced a bathroom faucet and that wasn’t bad.

Came in expecting a thread on bidets and duck butter, realized it was a faucet.

I'm curious how does motion sensor work "without outlet"? Is it jankier than with an outlet?

Very easy to install. The harder part was getting the older one out.

UltimateB wrote: ↑ Thanks OP. Been looking for a replacement faucet for the kitchen. Good reviews and Costco return policy is always good.

Side note, is something like this easy to install? I’ve replaced a bathroom faucet and that wasn’t bad.

The only issue I have is that the water control isn’t very good. Very hard to get it to flow at the rate you want. Hard to explain. Assuming the lever turn about 90 degrees. No water comes out during the first 30% turn, then the next 30% it rapidly moves from low flow to max flow, and the last 30% turn does nothing. Anyone else have the same issue?

Saw that and wanted to get it. Must resist

ph00p wrote: ↑ Came in expecting a thread on bidets and duck butter, realized it was a faucet.

I'm curious how does motion sensor work "without outlet"? Is it jankier than with an outlet?

Looks like it takes 2 batteries

**corrected below, its 4 AAs**

Thadealhunter wrote: ↑I have this one.. like it alot but wish I held out for the Moen. Sometimes the water accidentally turns off while washing pots or large items

It has a 3 minute timer that starts when you activate the motion sensor.

wildzero wrote: ↑ Looks like it takes 2 batteries

manual says 4xAA

rgilld wrote: ↑The only issue I have is that the water control isn’t very good. Very hard to get it to flow at the rate you want. Hard to explain. Assuming the lever turn about 90 degrees. No water comes out during the first 30% turn, then the next 30% it rapidly moves from low flow to max flow, and the last 30% turn does nothing. Anyone else have the same issue?

I find it easier to start it at a higher rate and adjust it down, I can get mine at the desired flow doing that, and then using the motion sensor to turn off/on works to keep the same flow.