American Standard Advanced Clean 2.0 Electric SpaLet Bidet Seat

Not only does the American Standard Advanced Clean 2.0 bidet seat offer superior hygiene and comfort, but it also plays an essential role in promoting sustainability. By reducing the need for toilet paper, you’re contributing to a cleaner planet. It’s a win for your body, the environment, and your home.

The adjustable water temperature and pressure offer a personalized experience. Whether you prefer a gentle cleanse or a stronger spray, the American Standard Advanced Clean 2.0 ensures optimal comfort and effectiveness.

The slow-close seat and lid ensure durability and convenience, eliminating slamming noises and preventing accidental damage. This thoughtful design feature adds a premium touch to the product, enhancing its overall longevity.

Installing the American Standard Advanced Clean 2.0 spalet bidet seat is straightforward, and it is designed for easy cleaning and maintenance. With a quick-release function for cleaning and an easy-to-remove seat, keeping your bidet in top condition is a breeze.

When it comes to selecting the right bidet seat for your toilet, understanding the size and shape compatibility is crucial. Toilet bowls come in two primary sizes:

• round
• elongated

Round-sized toilets typically measure 16.5 inches in total length, while elongated toilets are slightly larger at 18.5 inches.

If your toilet has a relatively flat bowl that meets the toilet tank at close to a 90-degree angle, the Advanced Clean 2.0 Electric SpaLet should fit seamlessly.

However, if your toilet features a curved tank that meets the bowl on a slope, often referred to as a "french curve" the Advanced Clean 2.0 Electric SpaLet unfortunately will not fit.

You will also want to measure the space in between the holes where you attach your toilet seat.

You'll want 5.5" of space between them.

Next, you'll want to measure the space between the toilet tank and mounting holes.

For the Advanced Clean 2.0 Electric SpaLet Bidet Seat, you'll want at least 1.5" between the toilet tank and the bolts where you attach the seat.