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When it comes to cool gadgets and luxe decor that will transform your bathroom into a spa-like space, bidets are at the top of the list. They’re not very glamorous, sure, but they’re luxurious amenities that make spending time in the bathroom—something all of us do—more pleasant. So we researched (and tested) some of the best bidets on the market and came up with a list of our top picks.
That’s right; we’re detailing the good, the bad, and everything in between, so you don’t have to feel wishy-washy about your purchase. First, let us explain what a bidet actually is and how it works. Bidets are either attachments for your toilet or a separate bowl designed to take care of and clean everything the toilet paper couldn’t. They were (and still are) widely popular in Asia and South America, and after a few decades, they eventually made their way to Europe. Now it’s the U.S.’s turn to revel in the joys of owning a bidet.
Using a bidet is like taking a very short but thorough shower, but instead of cleaning your entire body, you’re just focusing on one specific part. Plus, unlike a shower, bidets can be smart! No, they don’t have a high IQ; they have cool features that use artificial intelligence to accurately guess your needs. So if your curiosity is piqued and you want to experience what all the fuss is about, now is the time to grab a bidet. They’re easy to install and even easier to use. Bottom’s up!
This list focuses primarily on toilet seat bidets, but if you like your current toilet set-up and want something on the more affordable side that connects to your existing toilet seat, try Tushy's spa attachment. It comes in multiple colors to suit your style, is easy to install, and gives you control over pressure, angle, and temperature.
For another option that won't replace your existing toilet seat—and an even more affordable one, at that—try Brondell's Easy Spa handheld bidet sprayer, which mounts to your toilet. It may not be hands-free, but it will convert your toilet into a bidet for less than $100.
For the most basic type of bidet seat, this non-electric option from Kohler is a sleek choice. It's manually operated, so it doesn't require electricity or batteries, but you can still adjust the spray position and pressure with the handle. It features a self-cleaning wand, soft-close lid, and has quick-release hinges for easy cleaning.
With an above-rim horizontal spray and sleek bowl, this Swiss Madison bidet makes for an elegant addition to any bathroom. Simply turn the latch to adjust the water pressure, and enjoy.
For a bidet seat that's on the luxe side but still more affordable than many of the options on the market today, go with BioBidet's Bliss model. It has tons of features for both cleanliness and convenience, like a remote control, a night light, a heated seat, massage cleaning, a sitz bath setting, and more.
This bidet toilet seat has a lot of the same cool features of the other options on this list (like a warm air dryer and a deodorizer!) but what makes it stand out is its warm-water heating system. It uses a ceramic-core system that means endless warm water that stays warm without wasting electricity.
If you want a luxe feeling toilet seat bidet on a budget, the Luxelet E890 is a great choice. It has many of the same features of the others, like a heated seat, nightlight, warm air dryer, a soft-close lid, and adjustable spray positioning for just $300.
If you want a bidet that you can take with you anywhere, BioBidet's travel bidet is a portable gadget. Use it at home, use it while you're camping or traveling—in any case you're good to go. It's manually-operated, so you just have to fill it with water and squeeze the bottle to work it.
A bidet is a nifty contraption that you use to clean yourself off after using the toilet. It nearly eliminates the need for toilet paper! You can opt for a bidet that attaches to your toilet or a separate bowl.
After using the toilet, simply sit on the rim of the bidet and turn the water on. Some bidets have temperature and pressure controls, making it a pleasant experience.
We may be shopping editors with a wealth of knowledge when it comes to the best homewares, but when tasked with exploring uncharted territories, we do our research. Every bidet on this list is backed by five-star reviews or has been tested by an editor.
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