American Standard Advanced Clean 3.0 SpaLet

American Standard / Electric Bidet Seat

American Standard Advanced Clean 3.0 SpaLet

Model 8018A60GRC-020

  • Warm wateryes
  • Needs an outletyes
  • Heated seatyes

American Standard's flagship bidet seat and the top of its SpaLet line. The Advanced Clean 3.0 squeezes instant warm water, a heated seat, warm-air dryer, air purifier, and remote control into an ultra-slim 4-inch profile that looks sleeker than most rivals. Dual self-rinsing nozzles hide behind a shutter and offer front, rear, wide, oscillating, and pulsing modes, plus a pre-mist to keep the bowl clean. Sold at Home Depot around $700.

Approx. price

~$700

Best for Design-conscious buyers who want a flagship seat that doesn't look like a bolted-on appliance

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Specifications

Water heating
Tankless (Instant Heat)
Controls
Wireless Remote
Toilet fit
Elongated only
Power
Needs GFCI outlet within reach
Spray pressure
4 wash modes + pulse & oscillation
Nozzle
Self-rinsing dual nozzles w/ shutter
Install
30-45 min DIY
Warranty
3-year limited

Features

  • Warm wateryes
  • Heated seatyes
  • Warm air dryeryes
  • Wireless remoteyes
  • Night lightno
  • Deodorizeryes
  • Self-cleaning nozzleyes
  • Feminine washyes
  • Ultra-Slim 4in Profile
  • Dual Nozzles + Shutter
  • Air Purifier Built In

What owners like

  • +Ultra-slim 104mm profile is among the lowest of any full-featured seat - it reads as part of the toilet, not an add-on
  • +Dedicated dual nozzles for rear and feminine wash instead of one shared wand doing double duty
  • +Nozzle shutter physically covers the wands when idle - better splash protection than open recesses on Korean seats
  • +Pre-mist wets the bowl before use like Toto's PreMist, a flagship touch at hundreds less than an S7
  • +Air purifier scrubs odor without consumable carbon cartridges to reorder
  • +Tankless heating delivers instant, continuous warm water - no reservoir to run cold like the cheaper SpaLet 2.0

Common complaints

  • −No night light - a strange omission on a flagship when $199 seats like the Bemis Renew Wash include one
  • −Review base is thin and scattered across retailers, so long-term reliability is harder to read than a Toto or Brondell
  • −American Standard's bidet support is a plumbing-brand help line, not the specialist service Alpha and Brondell run
  • −Elongated only, with no round SpaLet 3.0 option
  • −At ~$700 it prices against the Brondell Swash 1400 ($479) and Alpha UX Pearl ($449), which match most of its list
  • −No user presets on the remote, so shared bathrooms re-adjust settings constantly

Questions buyers ask

How slim is it really compared to other full-featured seats?

The 104mm (about 4-inch) profile is among the lowest of any seat with this feature count — it reads as part of the toilet rather than a bolted-on appliance. Most Korean flagships and the Woodbridge BID01 (5.6-inch rear hump) look noticeably chunkier by comparison.

Is the warm water continuous or does it run out?

Continuous — the 3.0 uses tankless instant heating, so there's no reservoir to run cold like the cheaper SpaLet 2.0. Between that, the heated seat, dryer, and air purifier, the comfort feature list is genuinely flagship.

Why do dual nozzles matter versus one wand doing both jobs?

The 3.0 has a dedicated nozzle each for rear and feminine wash instead of one shared wand switching duties, which means better spray geometry for each and less cross-contamination concern. A physical shutter also covers both wands when idle — better splash protection than the open nozzle recesses on most Korean seats.

Can two people save their preferred settings?

No — the remote has no user presets, so shared bathrooms end up re-adjusting pressure and position constantly. If presets matter, the $278 Woodbridge BID01 stores two users, which is an odd thing for a $700 flagship to lose to.

Does the air purifier need replacement cartridges?

No — it scrubs odor without consumable carbon cartridges to reorder, unlike deodorizers on some rivals that quietly become a subscription. Note there's no night light, though, which even $199 seats like the Bemis Renew Wash include.

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