I really like my bio bidet BB 2000 It’s really a much better way to stay clean than using paper products. I will confess that I do use paper products, one little bit of it just to finish up and dry off. Now here’s an improvement you guys could make a bidet when you sell your BB 2000 seats they should come with the wrench to tighten the seat nuts down on the bowl! Otherwise, I have to say that the bio bidet BB 2000 Feels like a quality strong product that should last for years to come.
Great product, you feel clean and refreshed after every use. All the attributes that come with this particular bidet are well thought out, and do a wonderful job in your daily hygiene. I highly recommend this product to anyone.
This unit does not have a feminine wash, it basically has 3 rear washes! If you want a really good bidet, buy a USPA! The feminine wash, along with the water pressure is A+. I had one for 10 years, thought I would upgrade and bought the BB-2000. Very disappointed
I have the BB2000 and have loved using it for several years now. So I decided to surprise my sister with one! Her and her family are now enjoying the benefits of using a bidet!!
Overall TERRIFIC, one issue, openings shrinks alot
on June 8, 2026
Posted by: Joe1
from Allentown, PA
I had an inexpensive cold water bidet that I liked. I needed a remote because it was right side controlled and I'll not have right hand use for a few months.
I decided to get all the bells and whistles. The warm water, heated air dry, multiple patterns of spray, all of it is great.
Remote is simple to use and gives you lots of control and options.
Install was quite easy.
The one significant shortcoming (I have the round one) is the seat uses a good deal of room at the back for the pump, etc. and thus the actual opening in the seat is significantly reduced. Maybe even more of an issue for a female keeping her "stream" in the toilet.
If I had it to do over, I'd replace the toilet with an elongated one hoping that would leave more opening remaning after the install. But at that point, a bidet toilet might be the better idea.