Buy Now, Pay Later
As low as
/ mo
Learn more
- – Up to 36-month term if approved
- – No impact on credit to apply
- – Instant approval decision
- – Secure and straightforward checkout
Ready to go? Add this product to your cart and select a plan during checkout.
Payment plans are offered through our trusted finance partners Klarna, Affirm, Afterpay, Zip, Apple Pay, and Google Pay. No-credit-needed leasing options through Acima may also be available at checkout.
Learn more about financing & leasing here.
Selected Option
Free shipping on this product
30-day returns
Learn more
This item is eligible for return within 30 days of receipt
To qualify for a full refund, items must be returned in their original, unused condition. If an item is returned in a used, damaged, or materially different state, you may be granted a partial refund.
To initiate a return, please visit our Returns Center.
View our full returns policy here.
Availability:
Only 3 left in stock, order soon!
Arrives
Thursday, Oct 22
Recently Viewed
Size: Elongated
Style: S1000- Standard Profile
Features
- Posterior and feminine warm-water washes
- Eco-friendly instant ceramic heating system for unlimited warm water
- Twin adjustable stainless steel nozzles
- Water and seat temperature settings
- Water pressure controlsWarm air dryer
Description
Adjust settings to your preferences, with features that include 5-position stainless steel nozzle, endless warm water wash, heated seat, warm air dryer, wide and concentrated spray, and more. Includes remote control and docking station. Aerated, endless warm water and an oscillating nozzle provide a gentle clean and thorough clean. Select from multiple settings for your perfect wash. Extra additions—like carbon deodorization and enhanced nozzle cleaning—help ensure a better bathroom experience. Plastic and plastic-tipped nozzles can break over time. Swash 1000 features stainless steel nozzles, which retracts when not in use and features an automatic, self-cleaning rinse and on-demand nozzle cleaning. Switching to a bidet can save water, trees, and energy. Swash 1000 installs easily on your existing toilet, and provides a thorough wash and warm air dry to help you tackle toilet paper waste.
Color: S1000- Standard Profile
Brand: Brondell
Material: Not Wood
Style: S1000- Standard Profile
Shape: Oblong
Product Dimensions: 20.8"L x 16.2"W
Item Weight: 14.3 pounds
Unit Count: 1 Count
Number of Items: 1
UPC:
Brand Name: Brondell
Model Number: S1000-EW
Unit Count: 1 Count
Number of Items: 1
UPC: 187418000263 783324960662
Global Trade Identification Number: 63
Manufacturer: Brondell
Item Type Name: Electric Bidet Toilet Seat With Oscillating Stainless Steel Nozzle
Manufacturer Part Number: S1000-EW
Manufacturer Warranty Description: 3 Year Limited Warranty
Material Type: Not Wood
Operation Mode: Automatic
Color: S1000- Standard Profile
Style: S1000- Standard Profile
Shape: Oblong
Item Dimensions L x W: 20.8"L x 16.2"W
Item Weight: 14.3 pounds
Frequently asked questions
If you place your order now, the estimated arrival date for this product is:
Thursday, Oct 22
Yes, absolutely! You may return this product for a full refund within 30 days of receiving it.
To initiate a return, please visit our Returns Center.
View our full returns policy here.
To initiate a return, please visit our Returns Center.
View our full returns policy here.
- Klarna Financing
- Affirm Pay in 4
- Affirm Financing
- Afterpay Financing
- Zip Pay in 4
- Financing through Apple Pay
- Financing through Google Pay
Learn more about financing & leasing here.
Similar Products
Top Amazon Reviews
Size: Elongated
Style: S1000- Standard Profile
Wow! I should have gotten this a long time ago. As others have also indicated, using the toilet is usually a messy ordeal for me. I've known about bidet toilet seats for several years but assumed they were not very good. Thanks to online reviews, I did some research recently and, based on all the positive feedback for this and other brands, I decided to finally buy one. I chose this one because of the continuous warm water and the fact that it is higher pressure than some of the others. It is a godsend. No more need to take a shower or wash yourself "down there" afterwards. The water starts out lukewarm but very quickly - within a second or less - is at temp. The 2 minute wash time seems more than adequate to do the job but you can run it longer if necessary since this thing will not run out of warm water. The dryer does not get you completely dry but it does a pretty good job. I didn't think I needed the heated seat but it sure is nice to have! Very easy to install. My house is pretty new so the plumbing matched up well. When it arrived, I opened the box and thought to myself "no way this only takes 30 minutes to install". But I got stared and actually did finish in about 30 minutes. The instructions are not super clear but easy enough. The water supply hose has a 90 degree connector on one end. Instructions don't tell you where to attach it. I tried it on the "t" and on the bidet seat. It seemed about the same either way so I attached it to the seat - a 90 degree connector on BOTH ends might have been nicer. I had to use an extension cord and was able to plug it into a GFI outlet. Will get the electrician to install an outlet next to the toilet. I've only had this 4 days and I do not want to be without it. I am a single male - my family and friends may think I'm nuts when they find out I have this (it is in the master bath so most folks will never know) but I really don't care. If none of them have the same problems as I have, they will never understand anyway. A true bidet is nice but this is much better. Nothing you need to do except push some buttons on a remote. I can honestly say this is a life changer for me and I am so glad I made the investment.
...
show more
Reviewed in the United States on October 3, 2015 by BalsamBob
Size: Round
Style: S1000- Standard Profile
I bought the round version and it fits very well on my round toilet. It overhangs the front about and inch, but the whole thing looks like it built into the toilet. There is endless warm water at both the warm and very warm options and my favorite feature is the 'Move' option, where the nozzle slides front to back a bit to clean a wider area. The pressure setting a great and I am sure there is a setting that would be comfortable for anyone when combined with one of the three spray width options. The wide width on a low pressure should be comfortable for even the most sensitive person. I never need to aim the remote to use it, it works perfectly every time. I do with the setting indicator lights would stay lit continuously during operation and not shut off a few seconds after making a selection, but it is not really a problem. I am very handy around the house and found it very very easy to install and hook up. It took me less than 10 minutes following the instructions. If you can install a new locking door knob than you should be able to do this as well without much trouble. If even that makes you nervous, get someone else to do it. I did a bathroom remodel and had an outlet installed behind my toilet so all the power cord is tucked neatly behind. I still use a little toilet paper just to check that I am clean, but I hardly use any and a 6 pack roll I bought 3 months ago still has 3 rolls left. I am the only one who uses this bathroom though. Occasionally I see I need to was a second cycle so I do. I am extremely happy with this, I always wanted one and I feel I make the right purchase for the price. I highly recommend this product.
...
show more
Reviewed in the United States on October 13, 2018 by Skinny Jay
Size: Elongated
Style: S1000- Standard Profile
I've purchased both the Brondell Swash 1000 and the AMDM Intelliseat offered here on Amazon but also from Costco: AMDM IntelliSeat - The Ultimate Bidet Electronic Toilet Seat w/ Remote ISB200 - Washlet White The Swash 1000 and the Intelliseat have similar features, except the Swash has a few more. However, the Swash 1000 costs three times as much as the Intelliseat. Here's a brief comparison between the two bidet seats based on my experiences. Please bear with me as the review is very lengthy, but I hope it'll help you make an informed decision if you're stuck between the Swash and the Intelliseat. Installation: The installation process was very similar between the Swash and the Intelliseat, and shouldn't take more than 30 minutes. Both use a T-valve hooked onto your toilet's water supply to feed water into the bidet, but there are differences. The Swash's T-valve is a 7/8" connection that fits between the fill valve connection under your toilet tank and the water supply hose. This greatly eliminates the probability of needing additional adapters because fill valves connections are almost always 7/8", and you simply hook up the water supply hose to the T-valve, and the T-valve over the fill valve connection. The Intelliseat's T-valve fits between the water supply hose and the water supply valve from your wall. The Intelliseat's T-valve is made to fit over 3/8" or 1/2" if you use the included conversion nut, but I ended up having to shop for another conversion nut because the one that came with the seat didn't fit. Also, the Intelliseat's T-valve bottlenecks the water going to my toilet, so now the toilet fills a little more slowly. Not that big of a deal, but Swash's connection is well thought-out and much less of a hassle. Winner: Swash 1000 Nozzles: Both have two nozzles, one for back wash (for your butt) and one for front wash (for your lady parts). However, the Intelliseat has one plastic wand with both nozzles, while the Swash has separate stainless steel wands for each nozzle. Stainless steel is generally accepted as being more hygienic and resistant to bacteria than plastic, and the separate wand for front and back wash also seems more hygienic. Winner: Swash 1000 Nozzle cleaning: The nozzles on both seats have a self-cleaning rinse before and after each wash cycle, and you can also run the self-cleaning rinse manually. However, the Swash boasts a "silver oxide nanoparticle treatment" when you hit the "Sterilization" button on the remote. I'm not really sure how it works or what it does because it just looks like a self-cleaning rinse when I activate it, but I do know that silver oxide has antibacterial properties, so that's comforting. Winner: Swash 1000 Adjustable spray strength and position: Both seats have adjustable spray strength and position. The Swash's spray covers a wider area, is aerated, and the spray width can be also be adjusted. It feels like a showerhead spray. The Intelliseat has a more concentrated and powerful single stream, but the spray width cannot be adjusted. The Intelliseat is also capable of probably giving you an enema on its strongest setting, and in general I find that the Intelliseat sprays much stronger than it needs to. Winner: Swash 1000 Sweeping spray function: Both seats have a mode that sweeps the spray back and forth to cover more area, except on the Swash, it's called "Move", and on the Intelliseat, it's called "Oscillate". Both work about the same. Tie: Swash 1000, Intelliseat Adjustable water temperature: Both have adjustable water temperature. The Swash 1000 has a tankless ceramic on-demand heater, which means the Swash won't run out of heated water, and you won't have to wait for the water to be heated. The Intelliseat has a heated reservoir system, so it is possible to run out if the seat is being used a lot, and it'll use up power to keep the reservoir warm. I'm fine with the room temperature setting here in Southern California, but some people like warmer sprays. Winner: Swash 1000 Heated seat: Again, being in SoCal, I don't really need a warmed seat, but the option is nice and both the Swash and the Intelliseat can either keep the toilet seat warm at all times, or warm it up as soon as it detects someone's butt on the seat. Tie: Swash 1000 & Intelliseat Slow-closing seat and lid: Both models perform pretty well, with extremely silent closing. However, when the seat and lid are closed, you can sit on the Swash's lid, but you can't on the Intelliseat's. Not a big deal for me, since I don't sit on my toilet unless I need to poop, but the option is there. Winner: Swash 1000 Heated air dryer: Both seats have a heat-adjustable air dryer, and they're more or less the same on both seats. You'll still need a few squares of toilet paper to pat dry, so it won't completely dry your butt for you. Tie: Swash 1000 & Intelliseat Remote: Both have battery-operated remotes. The Swash uses two AAAs, the Intelliseat uses three AAAs. I've read that the Intelliseat chews through batteries really quickly, but the Intelliseat has a more informative remote. Both seats have LED indicators for seat temperature and water temperature, but only the Intelliseat has spray strength and position indicators. It's a tough call, but the Intelliseat's remote seems more useful, even though you'll have to change out the batteries more often. Winner: Intelliseat Deodorizer: The Swash sucks up air from the bowl and passes it through some carbon filters. It actually works pretty well at keeping poopy smells at bay, as long as you remember to hit the deodorize button on the remote when you're sitting on the toilet making poopy smells. The Intelliseat has no such feature. Winner: Swash 1000 Appearance: The Swash is 15" wide, 20.8" long, and 5.66" high. The Intelliseat is 19.4"wide, 20.6" long, 7.28" and high. Both are pretty bulky add-ons to a toilet, but at least the Swash is a little more compact and sleeker. Winner: Swash 1000 Price: This will probably be the deciding factor for most people. The Swash 1000 currently retails for $600 here on Amazon and at most places on the web, and the Intelliseat retails for $200 at Costco (though I got mine for $150 because of a promotion at the time) and $240 here on Amazon. Costco also has an amazing lifetime return policy. The Brondell only has a three-year limited manufacturer's warranty, and costs at least three times as much as the Intelliseat. Winner: Intelliseat Overall, the Swash 1000 wins out over the Intelliseat in terms of features, but if you're on the fence about getting a bidet, I would recommend you go to Costco and get an Intelliseat. The Intelliseat is only 1/3 of the Swash 1000's price, and Costco backs you with a lifetime return policy in case you don't like it or if it breaks. If you have a little more to spend and want more features, go with the Swash 1000. But in any case, getting either seat will bring you to a whole new level of post-poop freshness and hygiene. UPDATE 6/02/2014: After using both units for a good amount of time, I wholeheartedly recommend the Swash over the Intelliseat if your budget permits. The Swash 1000's spray is much more comfortable, and I've been having inconsistent spray strength issues on the Intelliseat, though I haven't had a chance to see if there is sediment somewhere in the Intelliseat's water connections. In addition, the slow-close seat on the Intelliseat doesn't close as slowly anymore, but it doesn't quite slam the toilet yet. One more important addition is that Costco.com currently offers the Swash 1000, which means you can get the Swash AND be backed by Costco's return policy.
...
show more
Reviewed in the United States on July 20, 2012 by Andy P.
Size: Elongated
Style: S1000- Standard Profile
The bidet/washlet is very nice. The hardest part of the install was dropping a GFCI outlet near the toilet (put it on the right if facing the toilet). However, once I put the power socket in, installation of the seat was a breeze. There is a 3 minute YouTube video that you can watch that will explain installation (search for Brondell Swash 1000/900/300 Bidet Toilet Seat Installation). - You can disable the sound from the seat and/or the economy mode via pushing and holding two buttons on the remote. Read the manual for instructions. - The seat is a slow/soft close. - After the water starts flowing the move button will cause the wand to move back and forth for a good coverage - You can further recenter the moving wand by using the adjust front/back buttons - The three spray settings adjust for laser beam focus/very strong to wide/gentle; on blue, my spray is very strong (almost painful) but your mileage may vary based upon the water pressure in your house and there is another adjustment for strength of stream - The settings are very intuitive (seat temp: off-off; blue-low; pink-medium; red-hot) - The dryer is functional, but honestly it would take about three 2-minute cycles to be completely dry. I normally don't have the patience and compromise with a less-than-perfectly dry result - Hint: before sitting down I press the deodorize button to get the seat out of eco mode and see the current settings - With the remote mounted within arms reach, I don't ever remove it from its holster and can simply operate where it is - The seat is slightly wider than I would have preferred for my toilet, but I think it doesn't stand out as much as other geriatric institutional looking seats (see pictures) Cons: - Some opening space is taken versus a non-electric plain seat; however, not enough to complain, and I quickly got used to the new configuration - There is about 1 second of room temp water when first starting and about half a second of room temp water when switching the spray width settings for the first time As a man, I don't use the front spray; and so will not comment on that functionality. I still take a single square of TP and conduct the wipe test. Usually the paper is spotless. TP consumption is plummeting (this is a big plus for all the tree-huggers; it takes a crazy amount of water to make TP (google it)). Final Note: Extended family laughed at the large outlay of money for this bidet/washlet. But these same people spent more on an elliptical machine that is really a clothes hanger that is never used. I use this purchase many times a day (TMI?), and while a little expensive, it was a wise purchase for the large improvement in my quality of life. 2020.03.08 Update: The washlette started leaking several months ago. I found another review with a hint on how to fix it. There are two donut washers that need to be replaced with some gasket filler. This can be done with just a phillips and flathead screwdriver, as you only need to remove two phillips screws, flip out the appliances' innards using the flathead, and remove two other screws to replace the gaskets. I have attached three pictures to help identify the area.
...
show more
Reviewed in the United States on March 3, 2016 by J.W.
Size: Elongated
Style: S1000- Standard Profile
Expense is relative! This Swash is comfortably warm even before you sit down. Then, it cleans the air, washes where the sun doesn't shine and dries afterwards. What is not to like? This is my second Swash; the older model did not have the fan features to eliminate odors or to dry yourself. I could not be happier with this device but note that another reason why I bought a new model is because the old one developed a crack that got bigger over time. I hope that this one lasts, though it has a better warrantee than the other model. Installation is fairly easy. The device comes with a T-connector which taps into the water line for the toilet tank; installing it is easier than you would imagine and will only take a few minutes. Then, plug it in and it works! I have noticed that the remote control (very handy, by the way) sometimes has trouble communicating with the device, but by simply pulling the remote out of its wall bracket and aiming it in front of you, it works every time. Sometimes a bathrobe that you are wearing may block the sensor, so you may have to move it around a bit, but this is not a big problem. The heated water used in the device never runs out, so you can click the remote again once the timed cycle for spraying is over. Keep in mind that when you trigger the sprayer, it takes about fifteen seconds for the sprayer head starts as it has to move from inside the back and also the sprayer head gets cleaned; just be patient as you will hear it doing things. Similar seats can be found in countries like Japan where many hotels have such seats, but those models quite often do not have the remote control. Overall, I am happy with the Swash 1000. Addendum: After almost two years, it stopped working. A short call to a very friendly customer service representative had them ship me new parts (IR sensors) which I was able to replace fairly easily. The parts and shipping cost only about twenty dollars as the warrantee discounted them. Had to take it apart, but the instructions were very clear and then replaced the old modules. Apparently, the IR modules go bad after a while, though they are sealed. I installed the new parts (just plugged them in) and put it back together and it works perfectly again, after I remembered to replace the drain plug (this was in the instructions - I just missed it). Very happy with both the seat and the service. Again, I highly recommend the 1000 model as the air cleaning/air drying feature is worthwhile.
...
show more
Reviewed in the United States on November 2, 2014 by Watchman
Size: Elongated
Style: S1000- Standard Profile
I know… who wants to talk about bathroom procedures in public? Well, there’s nothing embarrassing about excellent hygiene and personal comfort, and, in fact, there are people around the world who wonder that Americans don’t have bidets installed as a rule. They are helpful for the obvious reasons, and also for people with physical challenges. The old adage, “you get what you pay for” hasn’t gone out of style because it is frequently true. Cheaper versions of certain consumer items may work well enough, especially when we need to save some money, but in some cases, getting the item from a tried and true manufacturer is the best choice. I highly recommend Brondell because that is pretty much all they do—make bidet seats in different price ranges with different features. Having owned other (cheaper) brands, I can say without hesitation that Brondell’s Swash 1000 is excellent. I did extensive research on several brands and models before buying. Yes, the Swash 1000 is expensive, though it is currently on sale ($479 rather than $599), and worth every penny. There are, by the way, some considerably more expensive ones on the market, so the price isn't outrageous for what you get. Brondell also makes less expensive models. The 1000, unlike almost all other types, comes with a 3-year warranty. It also features stainless steel nozzles with self-cleaning and sanitizing functions, a heated seat, adjustable water temp and several customizable settings for personal preference. The remote control has a bracket that can be attached in some convenient nearby location. Installation is not difficult as long as you have a screwdriver, an open adjustable wrench or other suitable tool for loosening couplings, and the ability and wisdom to follow very clearly written and illustrated instructions. The 1000 comes with all the parts you will need unless you happen to have a rigid pipe connection between the water supply and the toilet in which case you MAY need to purchase a flexible water line. Otherwise, all the hardware, washers, etc. are in the box. Another advantage of this unit is its degree of adjustability in terms of placement. A cleverly designed bracket system that attaches directly to the toilet can be moved forward or backward to accommodate different bowl lengths. The entire unit can be easily and quickly removed (pressing one release button) from the brackets to allow for cleaning. If this is something you are seeking, and the price fits your budget, then you won’t be disappointed. Again, there is also the 900 model and I think a 300 model, each with fewer features, but still quality made.
...
show more
Reviewed in the United States on November 28, 2016 by Person to Person Reviews
Size: Elongated
Style: S1000- Standard Profile
We owned this bidet for two years. And we loved the way it worked and all the features. So much so we recommend it to many friends. Big mistake. After about a year and half to unit started leaking right near the hose connector on the actual bidet unit. I thought it was simply a loose hose but it was not. The unit has a serious design flaw where it starts leaking inside the bidet after a period of time, without fail. And the warranty leaves you holding the bag on a lot of the costs outside of one year. We actually have two more units we bought and were going to install but they are now going on eBay. EDIT: So the company did fix the leaking issue after sending it in for a warranty repair. But we had to pay for part of the repair, even at a year and half. It has not leaked since the though, that I can tell. But the new issue is the plastic is all cracking everywhere. Which is pretty insane for a unit that is only four years old. So just stay away from Brondell all together. They are fantastic at first. But the durability is terrible. We bought two more for our house, but we went with a different manufacturer and have been very pleased so far.
...
show more
Reviewed in the United States on July 22, 2018 by Germinator
Size: Elongated
Style: S1000- Standard Profile
I would highly recommend the Brondell S1000 Bidet and would purchase one again. The wireless remote makes it easy to control the operation and is quite straight forward. I think other styles that have the side mount controls would be awkward to read and use. I recommend this model with the wireless remote, air dry, front and rear and deodorize. It has a heated seat function which I don't use. The seat is comfortable and cleans you well. Cleans front or rear, adjustable water temperature, adjustable spray pressure, oscillating nozzle if you want, user controllable nozzle position, and air dry. The nozzle is not in view while doing your duty. The nozzle extends out when you press the front or rear button and then sprays. The nozzle does a self cleaning before and after. There is a sanitize button that cleans the nozzle even more if you desire. I don't know the technology behind that. Another interesting feature for my stinky friends (I don't stink) is the deodorize button. When the deodorize button is pressed, a suction fan begins drawing room air into the toilet and drawing the odor through a charcoal filter. How about that. All functions can be stopped anytime with the red stop button. Otherwise, the functions stay on for 2 minutes then shut off. You can always press the function buttons again (Front, Rear, Air Dry) for two more minutes and shut off manually if you desire. Even after the air dry, I like to take a small amount of Toilet paper to pat dry and look to reassure myself I'm actually clean. I am and it's great. Installation can be done by the user. I did get confused on installing the supplied "T" into the toilet supply line to get water for the Bidet. I perceived the photo in the instructions having the T installed at the supply shut off valve. I would have had to purchase some adaptors to make that work. I mounted the T directly to the toilet tank nipple sticking out of the bottom of the tank and then ran the supply line down to the shut off valve. I didn't need any other adaptors.
...
show more
Reviewed in the United States on January 17, 2015 by K. Purdy