Bidet Review | Brondell Swash 550
- 14 years ago
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Hi, this is Joe with bidetsPLUS and today we’ll be reviewing the Brondell Swash 550. From the front, the unit sits nicely and contours well with the rest of the toilet. The Swash 550 has the same exact body as the Swash 800. The difference is that the Swash 800 is operated with a remote control.
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The Swash series from Brondell is one of the best looking bidets we reviewed. It features nice, contouring lines that give it a contemporary look. The beveled edges around the lid blend in nicely with the rest of the unit.
At just 15 inches wide, it’s also one of the most compact bidets you’ll find. This probably adds to its sleek, contemporary look.
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The bidet works with a dual nozzle system. Posterior wash is handled by the grey nozzle near the center of the seat, while frontal wash is handled by the pink nozzle next to it. Both nozzles have their own housing pocket which they retract back into when not in use.
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Hi, this is Joe with bidetsPLUS and today we’ll be reviewing the Brondell Swash 550. From the front, the unit sits nicely and contours well with the rest of the toilet. The Swash 550 has the same exact body as the Swash 800. The difference is that the Swash 800 is operated with a remote control.
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The Swash series from Brondell is one of the best looking bidets we reviewed. It features nice, contouring lines that give it a contemporary look. The beveled edges around the lid blend in nicely with the rest of the unit.
At just 15 inches wide, it’s also one of the most compact bidets you’ll find. This probably adds to its sleek, contemporary look.
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The bidet works with a dual nozzle system. Posterior wash is handled by the grey nozzle near the center of the seat, while frontal wash is handled by the pink nozzle next to it. Both nozzles have their own housing pocket which they retract back into when not in use.