[Costco] Costco.ca: Brondell Swash CL99 Non-electric Bidet Toilet Seat $79.99

Thanks OP. I requested a price match for an existing order.

The price was 99.00 but I notice on line there is no mention of $20 off? Since my Costco carries this, I wonder if anyone can confirm price?? Possibly $69 or $59 "in-store".....Just curious..

p.s. I have this already....works great, easy install.....I was looking for a 2nd one for my bsmt washroom. Perfect timing.

bell02fantasy1 wrote: ↑The price was 99.00 but I notice on line there is no mention of $20 off? Since my Costco carries this, I wonder if anyone can confirm price?? Possibly $69 or $59 "in-store".....Just curious..

p.s. I have this already....works great, easy install.....I was looking for a 2nd one for my bsmt washroom. Perfect timing.

Saw this at GTA, woodbine and hwy 7 location for 79.99. multiple units left when I was there earlier this week.

This was a good buy and super easy install. Got when it was 99.

How long do you run it to clean yourself on average and how jarring is the cold water?

Bought this a couple months ago at $99.99 and have no regrets. Helps if you can benefit from a new seat at the same time.

Fyi the seat hole does end up being smaller than the regular elongated seat it is replacing to account for the nozzles. I got used to it fast but some may be annoyed that the seat seems smaller.

Otherwise it is butthole heaven for me.

Once you start using a Bidet, you kinda ruin yourself for life. You can never go without one again... just doesn't feel right.

Anikiri wrote: ↑ Once you start using a Bidet, you kinda ruin yourself for life. You can never go without one again... just doesn't feel right.

This. Just bought this again for my 2nd toilet. Not good that I was always favouring one toilet. Gotta spread the love.

Also this model is super-sleek without the bidet "look" that happens with the add-on versions.

taximan87 wrote: ↑ This. Just bought this again for my 2nd toilet. Not good that I was always favouring one toilet. Gotta spread the love.

Also this model is super-sleek without the bidet "look" that happens with the add-on versions.

That’s not all you spread

FooNdaR wrote: ↑ That’s not all you spread

Upvoted for the comment.

This bidet has extremely slow RAM timings.

Love mine to bought it at 99

coffeecoffee wrote: ↑ Thanks OP. I requested a price match for an existing order.

How do you do that with Costco?

Can these be returned if you don't like it or doesn't fit?

Almost pulled the trigger.
But that comment on Costco reviews with 22 thumbs up made me doubt:
"Just received it. The threaded fitting on the toilet seat to receive the incoming water line is plastic. Also, it is sticking straight out at 90 degrees. Which means the hose weight is continually hanging on this plastic threaded fitting. Full water pressure is present 24/7 at this fitting, which means if the plastic cracks, it is flooding into your house. Why is this not made out of brass?"
Can someone who bought it please confirm if the fitting is plastic?

superscoots wrote: ↑ How long do you run it to clean yourself on average and how jarring is the cold water?

If water comes out your nose you've run it for too long.

greengoo5 wrote: ↑ How do you do that with Costco?

https://customerservice.costco.ca/app/a ... adjustment

matg8211 wrote: ↑Almost pulled the trigger.
But that comment on Costco reviews with 22 thumbs up made me doubt:
"Just received it. The threaded fitting on the toilet seat to receive the incoming water line is plastic. Also, it is sticking straight out at 90 degrees. Which means the hose weight is continually hanging on this plastic threaded fitting. Full water pressure is present 24/7 at this fitting, which means if the plastic cracks, it is flooding into your house. Why is this not made out of brass?"
Can someone who bought it please confirm if the fitting is plastic?

If they are talking about the intake hose knob, most of them are plastic...

A bidet is the way. Some people think it's strange but... Now that I threw away my preconceived societal notions of it I wouldn't go back. Save money on TP and actually clean completely down there. Especially if you've got a hairy a$$, well... you know the struggle. Would you rather wipe dog$hit on your driveway with toilet paper, or wash it using a pressure washer?