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this post was submitted on 03 Aug 2023
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I'd pay for one of them, but none of my toilets have outlets near them. The cost to wire them in isn't worth it.
I have one fancy one and a bare bones model. I live in the mountains and we lose power often. The fancy one won't even spray without power, which is why I bought the economy version. Honestly, I prefer the cheap one! Much more pressure and instant on-off are a good trade for a cold seat and cold water.
I’ve come to appreciate the cold water.
Especially after spicy food ;)
Cost me about $150 for the electrician