Tushy Oasis

Model Oasis

Warm wateryes
Needs an outletno
Heated seatno

The warm-water version of Tushy's non-electric seat line: same full seat-and-lid replacement as the Wave, but a second EasyTurn knob mixes hot water pulled from your sink's hot line through an included 6-foot hose and brass adapter. Dual self-cleaning DuoFlow nozzles handle front and rear washes, and a quick-release pops the seat off for cleaning. No electricity, no GFCI — warm washes for $239 in round or elongated.

Approx. price

~$239

Best for Bathrooms with no outlet near the toilet where warm water is non-negotiable and the sink is within six feet.

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Specifications

Water heating: Tap Hot Water
Controls: Dual Knobs
Toilet fit: Elongated & Round versions
Power: No electricity needed
Spray pressure: EasyTurn pressure & temp knobs
Nozzle: Dual self-cleaning nozzles with guard
Install: 10-15 min DIY
Warranty: 1-year limited

Features

Warm wateryes
Heated seatno
Warm air dryerno
Wireless remoteno
Night lightno
Deodorizerno
Self-cleaning nozzleyes
Feminine washyes

Warm Water, No Outlet
Dual Mixing Knobs
Full Seat Replacement

What owners like

+Warm water with zero electricity — the only way to get a warm wash in the huge number of bathrooms with no GFCI near the toilet, where a Cloud or Toto S2 is a non-starter
+True temperature mixing via a second EasyTurn knob, not just a preset — dial from cold to as hot as your water heater allows
+Independent front and rear self-cleaning nozzles with a hygiene guard — same DuoFlow hardware as the Wave
+Full seat-and-lid replacement with soft-close — none of the wedge-gap jank of Tushy's own Spa 3.0 ($149), which is the closest warm-water alternative in the family
+Includes the whole warm hookup kit: 6-foot polyurethane hose, brass sink adapter, and splitter — no hardware-store scavenger hunt
+Works fine on cold-only if you move or your sink is too far — the warm hookup is optional, not required

Common complaints

−You wait for warm: the hose holds cold water that must purge first, and if your water heater is far from the bathroom the first 10+ seconds are lukewarm at best — reviewers flag this as the core non-electric warm-water tradeoff
−Sink must be within 6 feet, and rigid supply pipes under the sink need swapping for flex hose before the adapter fits — the '10-minute install' can become an afternoon
−At $239 you're within $40 of real electric seats (Brondell SE400, $279) that make their own warm water and heat the seat too
−No heated seat, dryer, deodorizer, or night light — comfort begins and ends at water temperature
−Scald risk is real if your heater is set hot — there's no thermostatic limiter, just your hand on the knob
−Same base-plate geometry as the Wave: French-curve and most one-piece toilets won't work

Questions buyers ask

How does it deliver warm water with no electricity?

A second EasyTurn knob mixes hot water pulled from your sink's hot line through an included 6-foot hose and brass adapter. It's true temperature mixing, not a preset — you can dial anywhere from cold to as hot as your water heater allows.

Is the warm water instant?

No — the hose holds cold water that must purge first, so if your water heater is far from the bathroom the first 10+ seconds are lukewarm at best. Reviewers consistently flag this as the core tradeoff of non-electric warm water.

What if my sink is more than 6 feet from the toilet?

The warm hookup is optional — the Oasis works fine as a cold-only seat, so you're not stranded if the geometry doesn't work or you move. But if warm water was the whole point, measure before you buy.

Is the install really 10-15 minutes?

The toilet side is, but the sink side can turn into an afternoon: rigid supply pipes under the sink need swapping for flex hose before the brass adapter fits. Tushy includes the full kit (hose, adapter, splitter), so at least there's no hardware-store scavenger hunt.

Can the water get too hot?

Yes — there's no thermostatic limiter, just your hand on the knob, so if your water heater is set hot, scalding is a real possibility. Start each wash on the cold side and mix up, especially in households with kids.

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