Many bidet seats in the market offer seat warmers.  These bidet seat heaters can be turned off should they not be needed, but can also be adjusted to offer multiple heat settings.  Bidet seat heaters are pretty standard from model to model, and most offer 3 different heat settings, low, medium and high. This is one of the most common feature we hear customers say they don’t care if they have, then come back and say they love having the heated bidet seat for their toilet. It’s a simple thing, but it makes a big difference when using the bathroom, especially in colder states. Research shows that a warm toilet seat can help to encourage a stubborn bowel movement as well. When sitting on a cold toilet seat, we tend to clench a bit without realizing it, which reduces the effectiveness of the bowel movement overall.

Frequently asked questions about bidet seat warmers

Can the heated bidet seat warmer be turned off?

Any bidet seat that offers a heated seat also has the option to turn it off.  Further south this is common especially in the summer months.