New Bidet with Enema Function Works!

Wife and I recently purchased a BioBidet 1000, and let me just say it’s awesome! I was skeptical about the enema / vortex function, but I’ll be damn if it doesn’t work and work well… it fills you up enough for non depth play… meaning, plugs, anal sex, etc would be good to go. Highly recommend!

The BioBidet 1000 supposedly has a higher volume vortex function than the BB2000 that I have. The BB2000 still works well.

One of the big selling points of my current home was the fancy-pants master bathroom. It's pretty cool--but the toilet is in its own little room, meaning it cannot be hooked up to a do-it-yourself bidet that taps into the water supplying the sink. Our former house's funky, tiny bathroom would have been perfect, but no-o-o.

Some day we may renovate the other bathroom, and that's the time to install it, eh?

I love my bb2000. I had to run it on an extension chord until we had the electrician put an outlet in the little toilet room.

I may have to look into getting one of these

We have a Toto bidet seat. Not enuf pressure to penetrate, but a great feeling on your anus and perinium, and in my wife’s case, her vulva. It has a front and back position, oscillating (sort of simulates a rimjob!), temp and pressure control. I wouldn’t want more pressure on delicate tissue. Motion sensor heats up the seat when you approach so it’s nice and warm when you sit down. I always sit to pee when I use it 😀. The dryer function is worthless, still need TP to dry off.

Great point about the delicate tissue… we have to adjust the spray pressure and make sure it hits the right spot. Completely agree regarding the dryer for me… she loves it for her front bits.

Intersting. I may decide to get one of these. I have a fair number of bowel issues since my colostomy and reversal. Many days I will have 4 or sometimes more bowel movements, and wiping becomes torture. It's actually a known syndrome, and the ty,pical recommendations include immodium, fiber, certain foods to eat or not eat, and enemas. Managing this can be a bit problematic, and often requires daily management. Anyway, (TMI, sorry) the idea of a bidet that will do a low enema is attractive. Thanks for the info..

I, too, recently installed a BioBidet BB1000. My new place needs a little extra water pressure for both toilet and shower, but I am very happy with the Bidet. Cleaning works great, and Vortex wash works moderately well, and will be better when they turn up the pressure. BioBidets T onto the toilet water supply, so don't need to be plumbed to the sink. Very easy to install, as long as you can get the old seat off.

Three years ago when we remodeled both upstairs bathrooms my wife wanted skirted toilets and I wanted Bidet function seats. We wound up with TOTO toilets and washlet seats. They do not have enema functions specifically, but they are the Cadillac of Bidet seats. If I would have ordered seats with an enema function my wife would have freaked. They work kind of to loosen stubborn stool up, and sometimes you can tell they actually gave a small enema. Having never used a seat with a specific enema function, I don't know whether they work any better or not. Regardless I still love them and wouldn't be without them. I have seen several TikTok videos where women exclaim "God this thing just gave me a F ing enema."

I looked hard at Toto. they do have some nice seats. However, the features vs cost balance is WAY in favor of BioBidet!