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TOTO has discontinued the G500 Toilet and WASHLET and has replaced it with the G400 line. There are only two differences between the G500 and the G400: aesthetics and the pre-misting feature. Available in both cotton white and Sedona beige, the G400 offers a more modern silhouette that is sure to fit with any bathroom décor. The G400 also offers a hygienic pre-mist function, which coats the toilet bowl in a thin film of water prior to use, thus significantly reducing residue after each flush. We’ve done a full compare of the TOTO G400 vs the TOTO 500H, which you can visit here:
TOTO Neorest 500H VS TOTO G400 Toilet and WASHLET Combo
The TOTO G400 has been discontinued- check out TOTO G450 or the SLi 2000
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