The Brondell Swash EcoSeat 102 is made to provide the cleanest bathroom experience possible and a warm water wash without the use of batteries, electrical outlets, or wires. Additionally, the Brondell Swash ecoseat 100 features an integrated water filtering system. Few luxury bidet seats even have this feature. It is unheard of in a non-electric bidet seat. Brondell Swash Ecoseat non-electric bidet toilet seat review has more.
Brondell Swash Ecoseat bidet toilet seat accessories
- Lid-Seat
- Cleaning Wands
- Front Wand; posterior Wand
- Cold Water Inlet
- Wash Control Knob
- Mounting Plate
- Quick Release Button
Pros & cons
Pros
- A two-nozzle setup
- Simple installation takes 10 minutes.
- Gives off a clean, fresh sense
- Fantastic water pressure
- Adequate size of the opening for males
Cons
- No labels are on the knobs.
- Non-electric
Brondell Swash Ecoseat Feature
- Available non-electric bidet toilet seat
- Elongated and round sizes – Yes, a slow-closing lid.
- Size: 6.55 pounds
- Version: S101, S102
- Fully powered only by water pressure
- System with two nozzles
- Female wash Posterior wash
- Changing the water pressure
- Just water at room temperature
- Seat and lid gradually closing
- Automatic cleaning nozzles
- Height (Inches) 2.5 White Smart Hinge Incompatibility: width (Inches) 14.4
- Not heated
- No padding
- Swift Close Function: Yes
- White bidet color/finish family; yes; function
- Hinge Composition Plastic hinge
- Yes, quick release
- Front Seat Closed Front Plastic Bowl Shape No to extended deodorizing
- Night Dark: no
Price
Brondell Swash Ecoseat non-electric bidet toilet seat is available in major retail store starting from $86.
Compare Brondell Swash Ecoseat non-electric bidet toilet seat
| Brondell | Swash S101 | Swash LE99 | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Remote Control | – | ✓ | |
| Heated Seat | – | ✓ | |
| Water Temperature | – | Ambient | Adjustable |
| Warm Air Dryer | – | ✓ | |
| Nozzles | – | Dual | Single Stainless Steel |
| Nightlight | – | ✓ | |
| Color | – | White | White |
| Details | – | The comforts of a cleansing bidet, and a planet-friendly, electricity-free design. | A comforting cleanse— warm water wash, heated seat, warm air dryer, nightlight, and more. |
Brondell Swash Ecoseat non-electric bidet toilet seat review
Shape & appearance
With dimensions of 18.47″ x 14.25″ x 2.55″ and no need for batteries or energy, this Brondell bidet toilet seat is simple to install. It’s simple to self-install in about an hour with only a few basic steps—plumbers are not required! Your new home spa experience is made more exquisite by the ergonomic seat, the slowly closing lid, and the textured chrome dial accent. The modern design of this bidet complements both your bathroom’s decor and usage patterns.
Water pressure
A twin nozzle system with adjustable water pressure is another characteristic of this bidet. The nozzle may be adjusted for a relaxing wash that leaves you feeling clean and revitalized with both front and rear washes. The bidet utilizes a dual nozzle method to operate. One nozzle is designated for rear-end wash, and the other is designated for feminine wash.
Water temperature
The water temperature is what separates the S101 and S102. The S102 offers the ability to connect the seat to a hot water line for an on-demand warm water wash without electricity while the S101 is limited to ambient temperature only. An 81′′ hot water flex pipe to connect to a nearby sink line is part of the S102 package.
Use
The control panel that runs down the side of the seat has a jog dial that is used to operate the bidet. Rear wash is activated by turning the dial counterclockwise, whereas feminine wash is activated by turning the dial clockwise. The strength of the water pressure can be adjusted; the further the dial is turned, the stronger the water pressure. Thus, turning the dial only a little produces a moderate pressure wash, while turning it further produces a greater pressure wash. We point out that the water temperature cannot be adjusted because there is only a cold water connection.
Cleaning
To clean the seat, use a soft, damp cloth and a mild cleaner (such dish soap, Simple Green, or Windex). To clean the Swash, DON’T scrub or use harsh, abrasive materials. AVOID using detergent containing benzene, chloride, acidic compounds, or thinner. This could lead to the metal components corroding, discoloring, or scratching the bidet body. To clean the nozzles, carefully remove them from the seat’s inside by hand. Then, remove any buildup with a soft cloth or toothbrush. Wash the front and back nozzles in the same way.
Brondell Swash Ecoseat non-electric bidet toilet seat Installation
The majority of non-electric bidet toilet seats are simple to install, and the Brondell Swash package comes with everything you need to get started. Installing can be done right over an existing toilet. Simply pull out your toilet seat to make room for this bidet seat. The bidet is powered solely by water pressure and connects to the cold water line that already exists behind your toilet. For individuals without access to an electrical outlet next to their toilet, the Swash EcoSeat is a fantastic alternative. There is no need for batteries or electricity.
- Existing Toilet Seat Removal
Lift the hinge covers, then remove the mounting bolts using a screwdriver. Take the toilet seat off. - Turn off Water Supply Valve and flush toilet
To stop the flow of water, close the water valve. To thoroughly empty the tank, flush the toilet and hold down the handle. Cut the toilet tank’s water supply hose. Maintain your connection to the water supply valve. - Connect T-valve to the Toilet Tank Fill Valve
a. Place the Rubber Washer into the T-valve.
b. Install the T-valve with the rubber washer to the incoming water connection on the bottom of your toilet tank. - Connect the water supply line coming from the wall to the bottom of the T-valve.
- Install Mounting Plate
Position the adjustable mounting plate so that the curved edge faces the toilet tank and the rubber side faces down over the mounting holes on the toilet. Insert Mounting Bolts through the Adjustable Brackets and into the bolt holes in your toilet, then place the Adjustable Brackets groove side down in the center of the square slot in the Mounting Plate. Make that the sides of the adjustable bracket are flat with the square mounting bolt head. To hold the mounting plate in place, slide the barrel nut onto the mounting bolts located beneath the toilet bowl. - Connect the open end of the Bidet Hose to the T-valve.
- Attach the Swash to the Mounting Plate
a. Set the Swash flat on the toilet bowl in front of the Mounting Plate and slide Swash onto plate until it is secure and “clicks” into place.
b. If the Swash appears too short or too long for the toilet, adjust the Mounting Plate accordingly. To adjust the Mounting Plate, loosen Barrel Nuts underneath the toilet and slide Swash forward or backwards as needed. Once the Swash is lined up properly, tighten Barrel Nuts to hold in place. - Connect the open end of the Bidet Hose to the T-valve.
- Attach the Swash to the Mounting Plate
a. Set the Swash flat on the toilet bowl in front of the Mounting Plate and slide Swash onto plate until it is secure and “clicks” into place.
b. If the Swash appears too short or too long for the toilet, adjust the Mounting Plate accordingly. To adjust the Mounting Plate, loosen Barrel Nuts underneath the toilet and slide Swash forward or backwards as needed. Once the Swash is lined up properly, tighten Barrel Nuts to hold in place. - Connect the Bidet Hose to the Cold Water Inlet
a. Connect the Bidet Hose to the Cold Water Inlet. Hand-tighten to secure. Take care not to twist the bidet hose, excessively bend it, or strip the plastic screw threads when screwing the hose onto the bidet seat. - Turn on water supply
a. Open the main water supply valve slowly and check for leaks.
b. Wait 5 minutes, check again, and if there are no leaks, continue.
