Bemis
Bemis Renew Wash
The first electric bidet seat to get true in-aisle mass placement at Home Depot, launched nationwide in July 2025 by Bemis - the biggest toilet-seat maker in the US and the parent company of Bio Bidet. At $199 the Renew Wash undercuts nearly every tankless seat on the market while still delivering unlimited warm water, a heated seat, warm-air dryer, night light, and an antimicrobial seat surface. It's the new price floor for tankless.
Specifications
Features
Pros
- ✓Unlimited tankless warm water at $199 - the Alpha iX Pure charges $299 and the SmartBidet SB-2600 $300 for the same core tech
- ✓Stocked in the aisle at Home Depot nationwide: see it, buy it, return it, no drop-ship gamble
- ✓Warm-air dryer and night light included at a price where most rivals strip both
- ✓Bemis makes more toilet seats than anyone in the US - the hinge fit and seat feel beat Korean imports at twice the price
- ✓Antimicrobial seat material is a genuine differentiator no other seat we track offers
- ✓Front and rear wash with self-cleaning nozzles covers the full hygiene basics
- ✓Backed by the same parent company as Bio Bidet, so parts and support have a real US organization behind them
- ✓Heated seat plus tankless heat on a standard outlet - no special wiring beyond the usual GFCI
Cons
- ✗Side panel only - no remote at any price, and no wall-mountable control option
- ✗No deodorizer, the clearest cut versus the $279 SmartBidet SB-1000's carbon filter
- ✗Only 63 reviews so far - the 4.4 average is promising but young compared to battle-tested Bio Bidet lines
- ✗1-year warranty is half what Brondell gives the similarly priced Swash 300
- ✗No user presets or child mode - settings reset to whoever adjusted last
- ✗Dryer is entry-grade and slow, in line with everything under $350
- ✗Launched July 2025, so long-term durability data simply doesn't exist yet
- ✗Bemis positions it below Bio Bidet on purpose - power users will outgrow it and trade up within a year or two
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