A bidet toilet seat is a modern product with built-in features like water spray nozzles for personal hygiene. After it is activated, a wand extends and sprays water to clean rear areas, along with a separate feminine wash hand on some models.

No, you can usually install non-electric bidet seats or attachments yourself with just a screwdriver and wrench. Smart toilets, on the other hand, are more complicated, so it's best to hire a professional to install them to make sure everything works safely and correctly.

Most elongated toilets can fit electric and non-electric bidet seats, but not round or square toilets. Bidet attachments, on the other hand, work with round, long, or square bowls, but they might not work with toilets that have a curved flush tank.

When you use Biogiene products, you no longer rely on toilet paper, saving trees and water in the process. The electric models include energy-saving features like water settings and limited water temperature. They ensure both safety and efficiency. 

Cleaning the bathroom: Use mild dish soap and water to wash the nozzle and seat as part of your regular cleaning. Stay away from strong chemicals that could harm parts.

Unplug electric models before cleaning: Use soft tools like a toothbrush to carefully flush the nozzle extension. Some bidet models have nozzles that clean themselves.

Filters: To keep minerals and sediment from building up, clean the water inlet filter often. Turn off the water, flush it, take off the hose nut, clean it with a soft brush, and put it back together.