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TOTO is no longer manufacturing the G500 Integrated Toilet and WASHLET and has introduced the G400 as its replacement. In addition to sporting a more stylish look than the G500 and coming in both white and beige, the G400 also offers pre-misting. Pre-misting improves unit hygiene by spraying a thin film of water on the bowl prior to use, thereby making it harder for residue to stick. This keeps the bowl cleaner longer and helps reduce the frequency with which it needs to be cleaned. To learn more about how the G400 stacks up to the Neorest AH, click here.
Integrated Toilet and Bidet Seat Comparison: TOTO Neorest AH VS TOTO G400 Toilet and WASHLET
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