Buying an electric bidet seat is not a whim. In fact, there is a lot to consider before you make a big decision like buying a bidet seat. Please avoid the following mistakes.

1. Purchased an incorrect size. Before buying a bidet seat, you need to know what shape your toilet is. Those who want to specifically determine the shape of the toilet seat can pull out a tape measure to record the dimensions.

2. Buy cheap. Buying a bidet is a long-term investment, and generally more expensive bidets can last for years. Very cheap bidets are often made of inferior materials.

3. There is no power outlet nearby. Bidet toilet seats run on electricity, which means you'll need to install an electrical outlet at least three feet near the toilet. Some bathrooms won't have sockets installed, so it's best to have an electrician check before buying.

4. Disregard for feminine hygiene. Any woman using a bidet in your home will appreciate it if you buy a bidet with a female cleaning feature. Not all bidets have this feature, so it's best to keep an eye out for it.

Oceanwell has electric bidet seats ranging from D-shaped and round, and they are feature-rich and cost-effective. Please contact us if you are starting to favor electric bidets now.