Swash Ecoseat 100 Bidet Seat

A Swash is an advanced toilet seat that offers men, women, and children a fresh and hygienic cleansing using two retractable wash wands for posterior and feminine areas.

The Swash replaces your existing toilet seat. Unlike traditional versions, it has a heated seat and delivers a warm-water wash with temperature, pressure, and nozzle position adjustability (features vary by model.) Two self-cleaning, retractable wands are used, one for the posterior wash and another for the feminine wash. All functions are easily operated at the turn of a dial (Swash 100) or at the push of a button with a wireless remote control (Swash 300, 900, 1000, 1200, 1400, and CL825). The Swash 1000 and 1400 also include a warm air dryer for a complete "hands-free" experience, as well as a deodorizer and other special features.

A model comparison chart detailing the differences between models can be found HERE.

The Swash 100 is operated by simply turning a dial, while the electric Swash models control their wash operations by remote control, which can be mounted on the wall or the side of the toilet.

Absolutely! Children love using a Swash, and they are wonderful for parents with children who are potty-trained but not yet able to clean themselves. Those who are elderly, or who have limited mobility or other limitations, can especially benefit from using the Swash.

The Swash is compatible with some Carex brand risers, found here:

We suggest the Swash 1400 or Swash 1000 bidet seat models for those needing a litlte extra assistance in the bathroom since they both offer remote control nozzle positioning, automatic nozzle oscillation, "wide-spray" spray width options (no movement required for a thorough wash), and a warm air dryer to dry you with.  They also have the studiest mounting systems available.  We also suggest the Swash 1200 & Swash 300 which also have sturdier mounting systems.  We do not suggest our other bidet seat models for those transfering from a wheelchair due to the mounting systems on those models.

The heated seat function on the Swash 300, 900, 1000, 1200, 1400, and CL825 is controlled by the user. It can be set to one of three temperature settings, or simply turned off. The Swash also features an Eco Mode that turns the heated seat function to the low setting until the seat sensor is triggered by a user.

Pressing the ‘REAR’ or ‘FRONT’ button on the remote control starts the 2-minute wash cycle. Pressing this button once again at any point in that cycle starts the 2-minute cycle from the beginning. The ‘STOP’ button will stop the cycle at any point.

• The Swash 900, 1000, 1200, 1400 and CL825 use an instant ceramic heating system and provide "endless" warm water washes
• The Swash 300 is equipped with a warm water reservoir tank, which maintains warm water for the duration of a 60-second wash cycle. After that, the water temperature will start to decrease and then go cold. Once you stop the cycle, the tank will refill and heat. It takes about 3-4 minutes to refill and reheat the tank to the desired temperature
• The Swash 100 pulls room temperature water from your existing water line and does not heat the water

The front wash offers a feminine cleanse while the rear wash offers a posterior wash for both men and women.

No, the wash wands are only extended during the cleaning cycle. At all other times they are housed inside the unit to avoid being contaminated. As a further safeguard, the wands clean themselves with a high-pressure spray of water before and after each use. The Swash 1000 also offers nozzle sterilization.

All electronic Brondell Swash bidet seats are either cETL or cUL approved for electrical safety in the United States and Canada.  The Swash 900, 1000, CL825, 1200, and 1400 models are UPC (Universal Plumbing Code) certified by the International Association of Plumbing and Mechanical Officials (IAPMO) for the US market and the Swash 1200 & 1400 bidet seat models are cUPC certified which includes the Canadian market.

The Swash Lid has a weight limit of 270 pounds. The seat part has a weight limit of 330 pounds.

The Swash is manufactured in Korea. All of Brondell’s products are serviced in San Francisco, CA, USA.

Our Warranty policy can be found HERE, and our Returns policy can be found HERE.

• Orders typically ship the next business day
• US orders ship from our warehouse in Hazelwood, MO and typically ship via UPS Ground unless otherwise specified
• Delivery times vary, but usually are between 1-6 business days depending on distance from the warehouse
• Brondell ships orders directly from our warehouse in Toronto, ON to destinations within Canada

Toilet Fit information can be found HERE.

Standard installation is quick and easy. It involves a few simple steps: shutting off the water valve at your toilet, removing your existing toilet seat, installing the Swash mounting bracket, and attaching the Swash to the bracket and connections. The included T-valve is installed directly below the toilet tank to direct filtered household water to the Swash. View the Swash Installation Video HERE.

The Brondell Swash comes with all of the plumbing and mounting hardware necessary to install the bidet on a traditional toilet. However, many modern toilets have sleek designs intended to cover and camouflage plumbing connections, which makes a typical installation difficult or impossible. For this, we recommend using our alternative T-valve option, found HERE. The T-valve will connect at the shut-off valve at the wall instead of under the toilet tank. If your fixture also only has top-side access to the mounting bolts that hold the seat to the toilet, you will likely need top-mount hardware, found HERE.

Plumbing Requirements can be found on the "INSTALLATION" tab on each product page.

The Swash is compatible with over 98% of residential fixtures in the United States. All that is required to hook your Swash up to water is a toilet fixture with a tank. Wall-mounted toilets require a separate water connection to be added in the bathroom in order to provide water for the Swash.

The Swash includes everything that you need to plumb it into the water supply of your current toilet fixture. In the rare case that your water supply line is inflexible, you will have to purchase a flexible water line to complete the installation. A T-valve (shown) provides the Swash with a continuous flow of clean water to use for washing.

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Our Swash 300, 900, 1000, and CL825 do require an electrical outlet. You will need a three-prong GFcI grounded outlet (e.g., outlet with an internal safety breaker, common in kitchens and bathrooms). If your outlet is more than three and a half feet from the toilet, you will need a grounded extension cord to operate your unit. For those customers interested in installing a new outlet specifically for the Swash, the optimum location when facing your toilet fixture is to the right side of the fixture underneath the toilet tank. The Swash 300, 900, 1000, AND CL825 operate on a standard 120 volts AC. For more information, see the "INSTALLATION" tab on each product page.

The Swash 900, 1000, 1200, 1400 and CL825 use 1200 watts when heating and spraying water. When not spraying water but the seat heater is on, power consumption is 60 watts.
The Swash 300 uses 850 watts: 800 watts to heat the water, and 50 watts to run the seat heater. Additional information on Electrical Requirements can be found on the "INSTALLATION" tab on each product page.

For the Swash 900, 1000, and CL825 models, the power cord extends from the right side of the bidet seat when facing the toilet. For the Swash 300, 1200, and 1400 models, the power cord extends from the left side of the bidet when facing the toilet. The power cord for every Swash model is 3.5 feet long.

The Swash EcoSeat, Spa Series Bidet Attachments, and CleanSpa Bidet Sprayers do not need electricity to operate.

The interior hole of the elongated-size Swash is 11.5”L x 8”W. The interior hole of the round-size Swash is 10.75” x 8”.

No, the control arm cannot be adjusted. The Swash 100 EcoSeat only comes in one size, elongated. However, if you have a toilet with a length of at least 20.4” from the front of the tank to the front edge of the toilet bowl, the bidet should fit on your toilet. More information on EcoSeat Toilet Fit can be found HERE.

The entire Swash series is available in white. The Swash 1000 and 1400 are also available in biscuit. If you are looking to match your new Swash with an existing toilet, our color recommendations for American Standard, Kohler, and Toto toilets are as follows:

White

• American Standard: White
• Kohler: White
• Toto: Between Colonial White and Cotton (not a perfect match)

Biscuit

• American Standard: Linen
• Kohler: Biscuit
• Toto: Sedona Beige

The nozzle sterilization is located inside of the Brondell Swash 1000 and 1400 and consists of ceramic balls that are covered in silver ion particles. When the nozzle sterilization button is pushed (when you are NOT using the Swash to clean yourself) the water is redirected through these balls, picks up these silver ions, and becomes charged. When that charged water flows over the stainless steel nozzles, the nozzles then become sterilized. Silver is a very powerful natural antibacterial agent that keeps the nozzles clean and corrosion-free for a longer nozzle life and provides the highest level of hygiene available.

The deodorizer is a fan that pulls the air out of the toilet bowl through an activated charcoal filter. The filter does not add any additional fragrances; it just neutralizes the odors in the toilet bowl.

Eco Mode only affects the seat heating part of the bidet. Ten minutes after the seat is no longer in use, the bidet senses no one is sitting on the bidet and will go to EcoMode. If the seat temperature is set to Medium or High, the seat temperature will drop to LOW. If the seat temperature is on LOW or OFF, there will be no change. Turning off Eco Mode will enable the seat to be on the MEDIUM (Pink) or HIGH (Red) temperature setting even when the user isn’t using the bidet and will be the desired temperature when the user sits down on the seat. Instructions for canceling Eco Mode can be found in the Special Operations section of the Owner's Manual.

You may have noticed that the electric bidet models will not work unless someone is sitting on the seat. The sensors on the Brondell Swash seats are not weight sensors, but moisture sensors that know when they have made contact with skin. To use the bidet with kids, we recommend turning off this sensor. Instructions for canceling Seat Sensor Lock Mode (or turning off the seat sensor) on your Swash can be found in the Special Operations section of your owner's manual. Alternatively, if you don't want to turn off the sensor, you might be able to have your kids hold their hand on the seat to trip the sensor. If you imagine the tank of your toilet is 12 noon, the sensor is at about 4 o'clock. If they hold their hand here, the bidet sensor will be activated and the bidet will operate.

Swash seats are made of germ-resistant plastic. They can be cleaned with a soft, wet cloth and a mild detergent. For complete cleaning, the electric bidet toilet seat models feature a quick release from the mounting bracket. Although Swash wands are self-cleaning, Brondell recommends they be cleaned with a soft brush monthly or as needed. Brondell recommends that the removable mesh filter be cleaned on a regular basis as needed.

If your home uses hard water, well water, or softened water, we recommend using an external bidet filter. The bidet filter should be changed every six months. Installation and purchase information can be found HERE.