Kohler Bidets

Kohler's flagship bidet seat, launched at KBIS 2024. The E930 is the closest an add-on seat gets to a smart toilet: a motion-activated lid opens and closes hands-free, the Kohler Konnect app adds voice and phone control, and a tankless heater supplies endless warm water. A handheld remote with programmable presets, warm-air drying, a night light, and a UV-sanitized stainless wand round out the list at a Toto-flagship $1,299.

Kohler discontinued the C3-455 name and now sells this exact seat (same K-8298-CR model number) as the PureWash E820 — its current mainstream remote-controlled bidet seat. A hybrid warm-water system blends stored and on-demand heating, and the stainless wand self-cleans under UV light. You also get automatic deodorization, a five-setting heated seat, night light, and quiet-close lid. Retails $540-600 at big-box stores; elongated bowls only.

The big-box default non-electric bidet seat and the anchor of the manual-seat category. The Puretide replaces your whole toilet seat rather than bolting underneath it like an attachment: a side lever extends the wand and modulates spray pressure using water-line pressure alone - no electricity, no batteries. It's been a Home Depot and Amazon staple for years, with thousands of reviews at around $100 in both elongated and round versions.

Kohler's mid-range bidet seat and its big-box volume seller, stocked at Home Depot and Lowe's alongside the brand's toilets. The E525 pairs a hybrid heater that delivers continuously heated water with a UV-sanitized stainless wand, front and rear wash modes, a heated seat, and Kohler's Quiet-Close lid and Quick-Release hinges. Control is a simple attached side panel - no remote, dryer, or night light - which keeps it a wash-focused seat at $449.97 list.