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Our engineering team is seeking a Senior UI Engineer to join us, focusing primarily on front-end/UI and mobile development.3/26/2015 Bethesda, MD Save This Job
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Conduct electrical test engineering at the component, PCBA, and system level for all of nLIGHT's laser systems. This includes developing the test routines, software, circuitry, and equipment to ensure all system specifications are meet. Additi3/14/2015 Vancouver, WA Save This Job
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Software Test Engineer works full-time alongside existing Software Test Technicians and Software Developers. They will automate bug recreations, write and run automated test cases for new features, and test new or existing features. The Software Test Engineer will work closely2/14/2015 San Luis Obispo, CA Save This Job
Software Test Engineer works full-time alongside existing Software Test Technicians and Software Developers. They will automate bug recreations, write and run automated test cases for new features, and test new or existing features. The Software Test Engineer will work closely1/26/2015 San Luis Obispo, CA Save This Job
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SailPoint Technologies is seeking a Senior Test Engineer to join our Cloud Business Unit. As a lead member of our Agile QA team, you would help guide and improve the quality of our cloud-based SaaS product. We are looking for seasoned testers who have experience with enterprise3/13/2015 Austin, TX Save This Job
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Ok so I have a 2.5 gallon keg that I transferred my beer into and I chose to use priming sugar for this time. It has been sitting for a month now. I know for a fact it did carbonate as I have LIGHTLY pulled on the ring and definitely heard air come out. So now I am ready to chill and try my first attempt at pouring. So what do I need to do from here. Chill obviously. Connect CO2 obviously. Then what? Do I purge what pressure is already in there? Or do I just simply connect, find the right PSI and start attempting to pour until right PSI is found? Any help will be greatly appreciated. Thank you
1 cool keg, 2 tap beer, at this point you can see where your carb % is at to much foam vent a little not enough connect your co2, since you naturally carbed. I wouldn't hook to co2 right away, I tap a few first then hook up, or you can vent keg completely connect to co2. I like to compare the two there is (to me) a taste difference.


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"good, above average"
weekend basketball tourney, hectic, fun, fine accomodations.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
"Good place to stay for skiing Wolf Ridge"
We needed a place to stay before skiing the next say at Wolf Bridge. This place is convenient to the highway, clean, roomy. Only negative item was the "continental breakfast", essentially nothing but toast, cereal, juice and coffee. Would stay again.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
"Good stay"
Nice and clean affordableGenuine Hotels.com guest review
"great place to stay!"
I had a visit to Asheville with my friends. We did a good research on hotels. This hotel was offering good price. We got exact room we wanted. Pretty close to downtown.wifi was good enough.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
"A clean room to sleep & shower!"
Clean room. Served it's purpose. We were out & about all day & just needed a place to sleep.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
"Different day different service"
Spacious room, clean.....night time clerk, Buddy, was very efficient and helped us with the difficulty we encountered with the room card. Very very difficult to get that card to work. Morning clerk was the exact opposite of Buddy, she was quite unfriendly and unwelcoming to us (don't have her name)Genuine Hotels.com guest review
Was a great experience. Hotel staff were extremely helpful and polite.Genuine Expedia guest review
"home away from home"
Enjoyable weekend right around my daughter,shone. We ate breakfast together and everyone was well rested.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
"Great room, Terrible bathroom!"
The room itself was very clean and updated.....no refrigerator though. The bathroom left a lot to be desired. There was a dirty washcloth hanging on the shower curtain rod, and the wallpaper was peeling. The outlet next to the hairdryer didn't work, and the faucet was very hard to turn on (pulled out). Not enough outlets to plug in cell phones, laptops, […] etc. The continental breakfast was very sparse. Overall, an okay stay. Hotel staff was excellent! Read moreGenuine Expedia guest review
"Great cozy hotel near the Biltmore"
The staff was very friendly and gave us plenty of information about the area.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
"Asheville trip"
This is an older facility so nothing "exciting" about it. Easy to get to from the highway. Room was okay, but we were a bit amazed with the poor design of the bathroom. No clearance between the edge of the toilet seat and the edge of the door so the toilet seat needed to be raised in order to open and/or close the door!Genuine Hotels.com guest review
"OK for a short stay"
Check in took longer than expected. It seems as thought they are running on old technology. The room was fine-- we only stayed in town for 1 night for a concert, so it met our needs. Nothing fancy!Genuine Hotels.com guest review
"Location Location Location"
The Days Inn Ashville North is away from Ashville. Two nearby restaurants. Two gas stations. No fast food. At check in we were required to put a $100 hold on our credit card. Buyer beware, we have stayed in upscale hotels and never have we had to put a hold on our card...Breakfast was minimal cereal, toast, coffee.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
"close to a must see sight"
When we arrived,the stool was running loudly at 12:00 PM...the gentleman at the front desk came to attempt to fix it.....he was very nice.But by the time we were moved to another room ,it was 1:30 PM....this new room was smoky smelling.They told us it was their last room....we purchased this room only because your website said it was outstanding...we […] would probably never go back to a Days Inn again....we would rate it Fair at best... Read moreGenuine Hotels.com guest review
"Ok for a night or two"
The bathroom door banged into the toilet, and one had to move the toilet seat for the door to open all the way. I cannot figure why they just didn't have the door open into the room rather than into the small bathroom. Other than that it was ok.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
It was okay--better than some. Kind of outdated decor and not particularly well cared for, but quiet and fine for a night's rest.Genuine Expedia guest review
Stayed in a "suite" and the only complaint was a REALLY uncomfortable fold-out couch mattress; otherwise everything was goodGenuine Expedia guest review
"Don't plan on breakfast"
Ok but very disappointed in the continental breakfast.Genuine Expedia guest review
"Basic Hotel in Asheville with Good Service"
Basic hotel and the right price in Asheville. Safe location and 10-minute drive to downtown. Rooms and breakfast were nothing to write home about, but the staff was friendly and recommended restaurants/sites in Asheville.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
"Nice motel close to downtown Asheville"
Stayed in a suite for one night. Room was clean and in good shape. Staff was courteous. The complimentary breakfast was pretty meager, went elsewhere.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
"Perfect for the $$"
This hotel was clean and affordable which is exactly what we wanted. I would stay here again. The breakfast could use a little work but it was ok.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
"Nice hotel, ok location"
The hotel was overall nice and comfortable. Not in the best part of town but I assume that's what allowed for an affordable rate. The breakfast was the biggest let down. We took one look and decided to eat out.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
"nc trip 9-14"
stay was fine , room was clean and comfortable, breakfast was a little lacking.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
"Our Fourth Stay"
This was our fourth stay at this site and we were disappointed compared to our other visits. There was no refrigerator or microwave this time, the breakfast was as minimal as I have ever seen, and the giant spider on the wall (where the refrigerator once was) was a shock to my wife.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
"It was alright for the price"
Our experience was just alright. It was liveable but nothing above that. It was close to our destination.Genuine Expedia guest review
The only thing I didn't like about my stat was the $100 hold on my card for three daysGenuine Hotels.com guest review
"Flat pillows"
The pillows were very flat and there were minimal choices for breakfast.Genuine Expedia guest review
Noise out side: people talking loudly just in front of doors in the evening during the two nights we spent in the hotel. The last day, you did not give us any checkout to sign; there was not any receipt for us to take from the Reception. You told us that Expedia (?!?) should email us our receipt, unfortunately, we did not get it since then.(!) By the […] way, what is "Expedia" in this matter? We do not understand that because the hotel we reached to book for our stay, and the hotel we stayed in was "DAYS INN, Asheville North" (?) The charges for our two days stay were $221.26 (charges tax); we paid them. Surprisingly, more than those, you charged our same account, for $100.00; we were chocked. Fortunately, and we thank God, three days later, you sent back to our credit card account that amount of $100.00. Thank you for that correction. We hope that you will pay attention to that kind of things for the future. Thank you. Read moreGenuine Expedia guest review
"Room was musty and damp"
Our room was very musty and damp when we arrived. There was a musty oder, and stale cigarette smell in the bathroom. When we used the shower, the moisture/steam caused the smoke detector to beep. When we closed the shower room door, the door stuck due to the swelling and dampness in the room. And when a towel got stuck under the bathroom door, a large […] amount of dust and dirt became unstuck from the bottom of the door. We called the manager about the detector, and he did come down to look. However, we asked him for a different room and he said the hotel was all sold out. We had only chosen this hotel due to lack of other accommodations in the area that night, but would not stay here again. Read moreGenuine Hotels.com guest review
"Suited My Needs"
I arrived late in the evening and left before sunrise. With that agenda, the hotel was just fine. The no frills room was clean and the bed was firm. The best way to describe the visit would be it is the closest hotel to my next day's destination and it suited my needsGenuine Hotels.com guest review
THE FRONT DESK CLERKS WERE RUDE EVERYTIME WE WOULD GO ASK FOR SOMETHING. I WENT AND ASKED FOR ADDITIONAL TOWELS, AND THE GUYS COMMENT WAS, "FOR WHAT?" UHHHH..... ALSO WENT TO GET A GLASS OF JUICE AFTER THE BREAKFAST BAR WAS SHUT DOWN AND WAS DENIED IT.Genuine Expedia guest review
"As average as average can be."
The hotel wasn't good or bad. Room was acceptably clean but slightly outdated. Bed was comfortable. Wi-fi internet was embarrassingly awful. The "breakfast" consisted of toast, yogurt, oatmeal, and coffee. If you're in the area for one night, it's reasonably priced. Outside of that, don't waste your time.Genuine Expedia guest review
"Avoid room by the pool"
Had a wonderful stay at the Days Inn in Asheville - the only thing I would have changed would AVOID the first floor room by the pool (in the summer). People were hanging out after 12 midnight. Given I had an early wakeup, this was not ideal - but everything else was perfect.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
"never again"
we had ants all over our bathroom floor and all night all we could think about were those ants. literally nothing nearby. we went to bed at 8 pm because there was nothing to do.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
"ok for a night or two awful brkfst choice"
This was an ok place. It was clean. The biggest complain is that the breakfast was not that good. Very limited variety of foods, and both juice dispensers were out of order .Genuine Hotels.com guest review
"Excellent Value!!"
Though not central to downtown or the Biltmore, it was surrounded by plenty of Mom n Pop restaurants. Easy acces to highway and quiet surroundings.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
"Extremely good hotel."
This hotel was equivalent to some 3 or 4 star hotels. The room was excellent.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
Great spot for a short stay in Asheville. Hotel staff was very friendly. The hotel was clean and comfortable. Pool was sparkling! The only complaint was breakfast. There was not much. Just some toast, juice and coffee.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
My two basic requirements are wifi and free breakfast. The breakfast was minimal and the wifi signal was weak. The room was clean and parking was convienant. I was a little dissapointed that there was no refrigerator in the room. For the cost the hotel was satisfactory.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
"Close to Asheville"
Close to I-26, Asheville was 10 minutes away. Nice basic room. Breakfast was adequate. The area as not pedestrian friendly, but there are nice trails at Beaver Lake and UNC-Asheville a short drive away.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
"Close to everything but far enough away"
This is a good hotel for the price. If you are looking for somewhere close to Asheville but not right in the middle of everything this is the place. 5 minutes from downtown but in a very quiet part of town. Rooms are adequate. Cont. breakfast is not much but I wasn't expecting much. Would stay here again.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
"Priced too high for what you get"
The room was clean and the staff was friendly. The AC was very noisy, but when I turned it off I could hear every room around me. Got tired of listening to the other guests so I turned the AC back on to drown out the other noises! The breakfast was nothing to write home about. Probably will not stay there again.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
Very clean room , staff was very helpful . I will stay in it againGenuine Expedia guest review
"Pleasantly Surprised"
We were pleasantly surprised by our stay at Days Inn Asheville North. We booked three rooms and all of them were clean and comfortable. The gentleman at the front desk was extremely nice at check in. We only needed a place to sleep and shower for our one night stay in Asheville and this hotel fit the bill. Reasonably priced and close to Asheville. We […] had no problem finding the hotel. We ate dinner at The Stoney Knob Cafe and the food was delicious. It is about three miles from the hotel. We did not have the continental breakfast, so I cannot comment on that. It looked fine to me, but the others in our party wanted to try the Fireplace restaurant, which had a very nice breakfast buffet. It was only about a half mile from the hotel and was recommended by the desk clerk. We would definitely stay here again when visiting Asheville! Read moreGenuine Expedia guest review
Everything OK except the phone!!Genuine Hotels.com guest review
"Clean comfortable room"
The hotel was clean and the room was comfortable. It is close to the highway, which was convenient for us. The motel staff were very nice and very helpful.Genuine Expedia guest review
"Weekend visit"
People/staff were friendly and helpful but the overall appearance of the motel was below standard for the price charged. In addition we had arrived late evening/early morning after hours of driving and the property was very difficult to actually locate. It sat high up on a hill with very small signage along the road and no specific direction to the […] motel itself. I would not stay there again. Read moreGenuine Expedia guest review
Perfectly adequateGenuine Hotels.com guest review
Very good experience and staff was very kind and helpful I will definitely stay again.Genuine Expedia guest review
Close to an excellent Italian Bistro where the portions are plenty big. Breakfeast at the hotel good have included bananas but otherwise adequate. Staff was friendly.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
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During an ophthalmic (eye) exam, a veterinarian may perform a number of tests. These tests can help identify (1) problems with the eyes or (2) underlying diseases that may affect the eyes. Your veterinarian may conduct the exam or recommend that a veterinary ophthalmologist (an eye-care specialist) evaluate your pet.
Why Should Pets Receive an Ophthalmic Exam?
Your pet's eyes should be examined as part of a regular physical exam. However, more thorough testing is needed in the following circumstances:
An ophthalmic exam may include many different tests. While a complete description is beyond the scope of this article, the most common tests are outlined here. Your veterinarian may choose to conduct some or all of these tests, depending on the nature of your pet's problem.
The ophthalmic exam often begins with an evaluation of the pet's vision. The veterinarian may observe how the pet moves around the room or if he or she follows a cotton ball when tossed near the eyes. A menace test may also be conducted to see if the pet blinks when a finger is moved toward, but without touching, the eye.
A pupillary light reflex test is used to evaluate the retina (the sensory membrane that lines the eye), the muscles controlling the iris (the colored portion of the eye), the nerves, and the part of brain that controls visualization. The veterinarian will shine a bright light into each eye and evaluate both eyes for pupil constriction.
If the veterinarian is concerned about tear production, he or she may perform a Schirmer tear test. A small strip of paper is positioned in each lower eyelid and held in place for 60 seconds. This test can help determine if your pet is producing enough tears to lubricate the eye properly.
An ophthalmic exam usually includes a thorough evaluation of the outer eye structures, including the tissues around the eyes, the eyelids, the duct where the tears drain from the eyes, and the cranial nerves that affect the eyes. At the same time, the veterinarian will check the eye for inflammation and infection as well as for foreign bodies and unusual growths. The lens of the eye will also be examined for signs of cataracts.
It is common for pets to inadvertently scratch the cornea (the clear layer on the front of the eye). Because these painful abrasions or ulcers are not always visible with the naked eye, your veterinarian may conduct a fluorescein stain test. When a small amount of lime-green dye is placed in the eye, any defect in the cornea will take up the dye, displaying the location and size of the abrasion.
Another painful condition for pets is glaucoma (high eye pressure caused by improper fluid drainage within the eye). Certain breeds and some diseases, such as diabetes, are associated with glaucoma.
Before testing eye pressures, the veterinarian will first place a few drops on the eye to numb the eye surface. Most likely, the veterinarian will use an instrument that looks like a pen to gently tap the eye surface. This instrument provides a reading of eye pressure. High pressure is a sign of glaucoma, while low pressure may be a sign of uveitis (inflammation of an interior layer of the eye).
An ophthalmic exam also includes a thorough inspection of the fundus (the back of the eye). A few drops will be placed into your pet's eyes to dilate (enlarge) the pupils. It may take 15 to 30 minutes for the drops to work. The veterinarian will use a special instrument to examine the interior of the eye, including the retina, the blood vessels, and the optic nerve.
If you notice any abnormality in your pet's eyes or vision, contact your veterinarian immediately. Many eye conditions are extremely painful or could result in the loss of vision, if not attended to promptly. An ophthalmic test will help identify the source of the problem so that your pet receives proper treatment and pain relief as soon as possible.
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Toto Washlet vs BioBidet vs Brondell Swash
I'm considering the Toto Washlet E200 or the BioBidet BB1000 or the Brondell Swash 1000. They are all roughly the same price - give or take $200.
The only one that has a slight advantage to me is the Brondell Swash because it is sold by Costco and I like the way they stand behind what they sell.
Opinions, please. Or is there some other brand I should consider. I'd like to stay under $750.
I have the E200. It has the features I wanted and I didn't find it necessary to go up to the next model. I think the next model had a continuously heating water tank as opposed to one that just heats the water that is in there--or something like that. There is enough warm water in my view. One important thing to me is that the remote is on the wall, not on the side of the seat. The lowest model had it that way IIRC.
Thanks, NYCBD. And thanks for the recommendation for a remote rather than the side of the seat.
Terry Love recommended the BioBidet BB1000 on a 2010 thread. I was wondering if anyone had an opinion on that model.
I have until Monday to change the location of the electrical outlet I had installed for the toilet seat. I'm hopeful some more GW'er's with experience with one of these seats will weigh in.
Loved our biobidet! Unfortunately, it developed problems after about 15 months. The warranty will cover 75% of repair costs. Sending it is our expense, returning it is theirs. I can't compare models or comment on the quality of the actual repair. I can tell you that after 15 months, my husband and I both HATE being without the bidet function. It's wonderful.
zz, my sister and BIL were in Japan 2 years ago. She has told me they are everywhere! Train stations, airports, hotels. and my nephew's host family had them in their house. I don't know that they were Toto brand, but they were some sort of bidet seats. I read somewhere else that Inax is the brand of choice in Japan. It exceeds my self-imposed $750 limit, though.
xp - some American restaurants have them in their public washrooms too.
I have the Swash 1000 from Costco in my Now Nearly Perfect Tiny Powder Room. I can't compare to the others, as I've never used them, but I am very happy with this one!
It doesn't look quite as massive as some of the others I looked at one websites, the water is warm, you can sit on the seat lid if you want, it does the job it is intended to do (love the warm seat now that winter is coming), and I liked that I could return it to Costco if I ran into any problems.
I'll probably buy more for my other bathrooms as we remodel (next up - the Starting From Dirt Basement Bath!)
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zagyzebra: "I have a Toto and haven't heard of the other two. From my understanding the Toto is so popular in Japan that it's used in public washrooms. I figure if it's so widely used there, then it will be reliable here. This is my goal: reliability."
bbstx: "zz, my sister and BIL were in Japan 2 years ago. She has told me they are everywhere! Train stations, airports, hotels. and my nephew's host family had them in their house. I don't know that they were Toto brand, but they were some sort of bidet seats. I read somewhere else that Inax is the brand of choice in Japan. It exceeds my self-imposed $750 limit, though."
O.k., we travel to Japan two or three times a year (family); one of us is native Japanese, and the other of us has lived for extensive periods in Japan. We returned to the United States from our latest visit five days ago. bbstx is correct that the predominant brand in public facilities in Japan is Inax -- that includes Narita Airport amd Haneda Airport and Chitose Airoport and Kansai International Airport, and many major railway station toilets, and the toilets in the guest rooms of many luxury hotel chains. Terry Love sells the Inax Clessence, the model that we bought for our own use, for $648, so it is within your self-imposed limit of $750. But you do see a lot of Totos in public facilities such as restaurants in Japan, too; and Toto is more often seen in Japanese private residences than Inax is (a better retail sales network, I suspect). In almost all toilet applications, whether the underlying facility is Toto or Inax, the other make's toilet seat will fit perfectly; the fitting connections for the two brands are interchangeable.
BioBidet? Brondell? Never seen in Japan, at least under those brand names. Possibly, they are rebranded for North America versions of second-tier Japanese seats like Panasonic or Toshiba (both major electronics companies that have failed to make any significant dent into the plumbing business).
Inax, which invented the advanced toilet seat category in the 1970s, and Toto, Japan's largest plumbing fixtures company, are not only sales rivals, #1 and #2 in Japan, but also technology rivals. Inax started with, and is firmly committed to, a two-wand toilet seat, with different wands and different spray angles for "posterior" cleaning and for "feminine" cleaning. Toto is equally committed to a single wand that has two separate spray nozzles.
There is a 27 degree difference in the angle of incidence of the spray on one's oshiri (rear orifice, if you will) between the Inax and the Toto, with the spray angle more vertical on the Inax (because it can be, as Inax uses an optimized wand for the purpose) and more horizontal spray angle for the Toto (because it must, as the spray from a different nozzle in the same wand must also be able to irrigate the feminine areas). We have had literally hundreds of "occasions" for using both Toto seats and (of course) Inax seats, and the reason why Inax is in our home is because we find the Inax approach clearly superior.
That is our (very) personal take on the matter. As they say, YMMV.
Probably way more info than you need but here goes.
I have the Inax and have been very happy. I have the remote control mounted on a cabinet next to the toilet which I like too. See the picture below. The model I got was the L series, and I paid less than the suggested retail price listed on their web site. I thought I paid around $700-800. If I had to do it again I would have probably went with the R series due to the shape of the unit.
The L series is very deep and looks odd on my old fashioned looking Toto "Promenade" toilet. This bathroom is the guest bathroom and is seen by a lot of people. It is surprising how many laughs I get when others see the unit. It's mostly men who laugh. Women are more curious about the unit. But I really like having the unit anyway. It has a dryer that I never use. So that feature, which is more powerful on the L unit, is not utilized by me.
Side note, I do not have the toilet paper mounted, as pictured, any longer as it is too far back to access comfortably. I now have a counter top TP holder that is more convenient located on the other side at the counter.
As Herring_maven states there are 2 wands, one for each job. I appreciate that feature and is the main reason I went with the Inax. It just made hygienic sense to me.
On my next (currently underway) bathroom remodel, I have the electrical outlet in place for another seat. I may have to wait a bit to install this one though, because of $ constraints in general (corn prices have dropped :(
In my first bathroom, pictured above, I had the outlet installed on the left side but my unit's power is on the right side. It has not been a problem, as the cord is long enough and is just wrapped around the backside of the stool to the other side.
If I had a bottomless pocketbook I would get the Inax "Satis" because it is SO COOL looking.
Thanks Herring_maven for all you helpful advise here and on other threads. As always, I really appreciate your posts:)
herring_maven and enduring,
Thank you both for sharing your knowledge. The two wand construction appeals to me. On the Terry Love website, the Inax Clessence is $230 less than the Inax Luscence. From what I can see, it appears the main difference is a remote control vs. an integrated control. DH has some back issues [more so when he plays golf several times in one week ;-)]. I was thinking a remote control would be better, but I'm not sure it is $230 better. I envision having to twist around to see which button to push on the built in control. Is my thinking flawed? Could you please give your opinion of an integrated control vs. a remote control?
bbstx: "I was thinking a remote control would be better, but I'm not sure it is $230 better. I envision having to twist around to see which button to push on the built in control. Is my thinking flawed? Could you please give your opinion of an integrated control vs. a remote control?"
In our home, we are Clessence people, and I can discuss that in detail. Our sister and brother-in-law in Japan have Toto Washlets with remote controls in their home in Japan (where we stay when we visit Japan), so we are familiar with remote controls, but far from experts. When I am there and need to rinse, I find myself reaching for the right "armrest" position where the Clessence has the controls, before catching myself and looking instead to the left wall, where the remote hangs. I am sure if the installations were reversed and we had the Washlets and they had the Clessence, my first move would be toward the left wall; habits are acquired fairly quickly.
The essential Clessence buttons are fairly large; there are only four of them; and they are in-line, so after three or four uses, there is no need to look at them. (There are four smaller buttons closer to the user on the "armrest" control panel that are rarely used, and they are tactilely quite different from the "big four.")
There is also "logic" built in, so one needs not turn off the spray before turning on the air dry; pushing the air dry button automatically turns off the spray. Similarly, simply standing up turns off the air dry. So for each clean and dry operation, one needs to push just two buttons once each. Of course, the spray control and the air dry control each can be stopped "manually" by pressing the large Stop button.
From the operation manual for the Clessence:
This post was edited by herring_maven on Wed, Nov 27, 13 at 18:12
Hi, bbstx. I am the only one that uses the seat wash functions in my house. And Herring_maven good to read your post.
You mention the Clessence and the Luscence. I think that is the same as the "C" and the "L" that is shown on the website that is linked below. There is an "R" too. The R is just a bit cheaper than the "L" on their site. I like the remote mounted, but I do have to twist a little bit with where I have it mounted (only location available). I would not want it just laying around, to be used when needed, I'd drop it in the toilet. But to be honest the seat control panel might be easier on the shoulders. The remote when mounted on the wall would be best mounted in front of the toilet position, like right at the front rim edge. Mine is sort of back because I have it mounted on the narrow cabinet. But it works ok for me, not ideal.
I just might get the "C" on my next go around. If I decide on the wall mounted remote control system I will get the "R" because of the flatter seat style.
The link shows a great picture of the "C" model
Someone on the forum, on a past thread, mentioned they thought the seat opening was too small. I don't remember which brand they were referring to. I think they got to try a brand or two at a plumbing supply store. My thought, after owning one, is the the small size is needed so that the body can make a seal on the seat so water doesn't spray out around the sides. The sitting position also is different, because you need to be seated towards the back. This was different for me, as I must have had a tendency to sit on the front edge. I had to recondition myself to move back.
Here is a link that might be useful: Inax web page for advanced seats
enduring: "The sitting position also is different, because you need to be seated towards the back. This was different for me, as I must have had a tendency to sit on the front edge. I had to recondition myself to move back."
(grin) Yes, when we have visitors who are not yet familiar to our home, I encourage them to play around with the controls freely and not to worry about breaking anything, because breaking anything that way is pretty much impossible. But the one warning that I do give is not to sit forward on the seat in order to look back there to see what is going on -- unless you want a back wash, that is.
This post was edited by herring_maven on Thu, Nov 28, 13 at 23:46
I've had the Toto 300 for 4-5 yrs. I am not familiar with the other brands. To me, this is the type of appliance that I want to buy from the market leader, and that is Toto in my opinion. I've been very satisfied with its operation.
Many people don't get this type of appliance. In fact most don't know they exist. I simply tell them that as I shave my head, a wash and dry on the other end is pretty cool. It's a great piece of equipment. Highly recommend them.
Thanks all for weighing in on this topic. Herring_maven, I appreciate your posting the graphic from the operation manual. Most folks have limited experience with bidet seats, or as Inax calls them "Advanced Toilet Seats," so it is not often that someone can compare the Toto vs the Inax based on personal experience. I appreciate that you can and that you are willing to share your thoughts.
I'm still undecided but leaning toward the Inax without the remote control.
Thanks all for weighing in on this topic. Herring_maven, I appreciate your posting the graphic from the operation manual. Most folks have limited experience with bidet seats, or as Inax calls them "Advanced Toilet Seats," so it is not often that someone can compare the Toto vs the Inax based on personal experience. I appreciate that you can and that you are willing to share your thoughts.
I'm still undecided but leaning toward the Inax without the remote control.
Just found the Inax Clessence with 15% off and free shipping. Total was a little less than $470, so it came in well under my $750 budget. The company gets mediocre reviews for slow shipping, but I am in no hurry. The company is called Medex Supply and the code for 15% off is 10HOLIDAY.
One thing I cannot find on the Inax website or the site where I purchased the seat, which side is the power cord on? Electrician is pulling wires today. I had him put the outlet on the left side of the toilet as you are facing it. He said he could easily move it if it weren't in the correct location. Now would be easier than later, though.
enduring, I re-read your post and see that I have put my outlet on the side opposite the cord. Looking at your picture, it looks better to me to have the cord wrap behind the stool with the outlet on the other side. If you had to do over, would you put the outlet on the right side as you face the toilet, or would you again put it on the left?
Bbstx, I have to LOL. The reason it looks good to you (probably) is because you can't see the outlet from that view. But the view I had posted is a view that is only seen if you are sitting (or standing:) in the bathtub. The outlet is visible from the rest of the room as shown below, along with the water intake valve. But now that I am used to it I don't notice at all.
Our set-up is the potty-in-a-closet. If I leave the outlet where it is now, it won't be seen from any where in the bathroom except standing directly in front of the toilet. I think I'll just leave well enough alone. DH is the only one who might be in a position to see it, and he'll never notice.
P.S. love your tile and countertop, enduring!
LOL, they don't notice much, but I think he will notice the advanced toilet seat! :)
I am very pleased with my tile and counter. Thank you for your compliments. Did I say that I installed the tile and the counters all myself, with the help of several wonderful people on this forum? I fabricated the counter out of 11" wide soapstone remnants. I did a pretty mean seam. It was a lot of fun to work with. A year later, and I still love the stone. I made a sink with backsplash too.
We are just finishing a remodel of our master bath where we have installed a BioBidet 2000, a model which I believe came out last summer. At the same time, we also installed a Coway 13 in another bathroom. This is virtually the same as the Brondell swash 1000 and they are made in the same factory in Korea. I have wanted to get a washlet toilet seat since being introduced to them in Japan about 8 years ago. I frequently stay with Japanese friends there and they have a Panasonic washlet which they have had for 20 years.
I chose the Coway/Brondell and the Bio Bidet models because I wanted unlimited (tankless) warm water as well as the dryer feature. The BioBidet was about $100 more than the Coway. I did get a 10% discount because I purchased two and shipping and tax were free. To compare the two after using them for a couple of weeks now, I would say that I am very happy with both. The water pressure, heated seat, wand cleaning are good on both. I prefer the remote of the BioBidet because it has a screen making it easier to see how you have the various features set. The dryer function is better on the Coway/Brondell. The BioBidet is on a brand new Toto Legato toilet which I have to say is a great toilet. The Coway is on an old American Standard. They are about the same size and both look very nice. If I were to purchase another washlet, I would probably get the Coway or Brondell, only because of the $100 cost difference.
bbstx: "Just found the Inax Clessence with 15% off and free shipping.
"One thing I cannot find on the Inax website or the site where I purchased the seat, which side is the power cord on? Electrician is pulling wires today. I had him put the outlet on the left side of the toilet as you are facing it. He said he could easily move it if it weren't in the correct location. Now would be easier than later, though."
On the Clessence, the cord comes from the underside of the back of the control "armrest," the left side as you face the toilet. We installed the outlet on a side wall immediately adjacent.
While you are installing the outlet for the toilet seat, you may wish to consider installing a nightlight outlet like the Pass & Seymour 1595NTLTRWCC4; it has a light sensor, so it illuminates only in the dark, and the LED light consumes minuscule current and has a predicted life expectancy of about 20 years. Ours gives off sufficient light that we need not turn on the overhead bathroom light for "night visits" (when our pupils are dilated in the dark and the bright overhead light would force us to squint).
Here is a link that might be useful: Pass & Seymour 1595NTLTRWCC4
This post was edited by herring_maven on Wed, Dec 4, 13 at 11:05
sophierex, thanks for the recommendations. If we put in a second bidet seat, I'll give those brands a closer look, especially since the Brondell can be purchased at Costco.
h_m, thanks for the link to the cool outlet. My plan right now is to install LED lights (maybe tape-lights) in the vanity toe-kick to illuminate the bathroom at night. The potty-in-a-closet is at the farthest end of the bathroom from the bedroom. I need to compare the two.
my husband is very interested in a "japanese toilet" for our master bath. it seems as though this thread is comparing washing seats. are there also toilet units? is there any preference as to seat or toilet?
AGK3003: "my husband is very interested in a "japanese toilet" for our master bath. it seems as though this thread is comparing washing seats. are there also toilet units? is there any preference as to seat or toilet?"
Kohler makes the NUMI; Toto makes the NEOREST; Inax makes the SATIS. All three are complete toilets; use your favorite search engine to check them out. They are not cheap; most of us would not call any of them "affordable."
They also have . . . erm . . . personalities. Reportedly, the Kohler NUMI can leave you stranded at the Blue Screen of Death, from which the only exit is Ctrl-Alt-Del, or even a cold reboot. (Ask not what a "cold reboot" means when you are sitting, half-naked, atop a toilet.)
The advanced toilet seats / bidet seats / "washlets" (Washlet is a registered trademark of Toto) provide almost all of the functionality of a SATIS/NEOREST/NUMI at a fraction of the cost, and (generally) will fit most modern toilets -- Inax advanced toilet seats will fit on current model Toto toilets and Toto Washlets will fit on Inax toilets -- without modification or a hiccup. As Toto and Inax also make the most advanced toilets-without-seats, mixing and matching is easy; and almost all of the combinations will make the user as happy as a NEOREST or a NUMI or a SATIS would, and with a more robust bank account after purchase. And the advanced seats suffer from fewer complications than their complete toilet cousins.
This post was edited by herring_maven on Thu, Dec 5, 13 at 13:29
jackfre: "To me, this is the type of appliance that I want to buy from the market leader, and that is Toto in my opinion."
The advanced toilet seat is a product for which there are (at least) two market leaders. If Inax and Toto were German automobile makers, they would be BMW and Mercedes: Mercedes and Toto are larger and more staid than thir rivals, while Inax and BMW are a bit trendier and pioneering; Inax is smaller than Toto, but, like BMW, by any standard it is a giant multinational corporation.
Inax's parent corporation, Lixil, purchased American Standard in June of this year, and followed that up three months later by purchasing German plumbing fixture maker Grohe for $4 billion the way that you or I might purchase a loaf of bread at the supermarket.
My Inax Clesssence was installed finally yesterday. I'm liking it - a lot! The fixed "armrest" is not an issue at all. One of the better purchases for the new house! Thanks to all who gave advice and opinions.
P.S. The shipping from the place I bought, Medex, it did not seem slow at all. Of course, it could be because I was in no hurry.
@herring_maven, I'm thinking of getting the Inax Clessence CW-H230-RW (for round toilet seat), which has the control panel attached to the side of the seat, for my mom. However, I cannot find any documentation which says that the spray can be oscillating (automatic movement of the position of the spray back and forth). Does their bidet support that?
jimrin: "I'm thinking of getting the Inax Clessence CW-H230-RW (for round toilet seat), which has the control panel attached to the side of the seat, for my mom. However, I cannot find any documentation which says that the spray can be oscillating (automatic movement of the position of the spray back and forth). Does their bidet support that?"
The Inax Clessence does not have an oscillation feature. I do not know whether the R-series or L-series Inax seats have that option.
The specific model of the two Toto Washlets that are installed in our sister and bother-in-law's home in Kamakura does have that feature, and, being the curious type, I have given it a couple of test drives. Not a feature that I would use even if we had it on ours at home. To be fair, the trial was not apple-to-apples or oranges-to-oranges, because the angle of incidence of the spray from their one-wand Toto Washlet is much closer to horizontal, and the angle of incidence of the spray from our two-wand Inax Clessence is much closer to vertical, than the other. Perhaps I would have liked the oscillating spray more if it were incorporated in a more vertical spray; it is difficult to speculate.
jimrin, We have now had our Inax Clessence in use in the Master Bathroom for 6 months. I'm still quite pleased with it.
And I'm also pleased with Inax's customer service. Somehow, the little flap that covers the blower disappeared (I'm guessing vigorous cleaning on the part of my cleaning service). I called customer service and they promptly sent me another one. The cs rep I got spent some time explaining to me how to install the new flap (not hard if you know which side to put in first). He then gave me his direct number so that if I had any difficulty, I could call him and he could walk me through it. The part came quickly and was a breeze to install.
Found this thread searching for Brondell Swash vs Toto Washlet, and trying to decide between the two. But I also came across this Clean Sense DIB 1500R. Anyone familiar with this model? It's a lot cheaper than the others in this thread but I'm not sure the reason? I don't understand how one can be several hundred dollars different than the other. Is this one maybe not as good as the others?
Any advice when looking for one? Thanks
I know this is about toilet seat style bidets but I've been really wanting to ask this question. WHY would anyone EVER buy a traditional bidet? They cost more and take up more space, extra plumbing, extra cleaning, not to mention the need to partially disrobe and more maneuvering. Am I missing something? I would never want to be without my Washlet but I can't beleive even one (bidet only) fixture is still being sold.


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