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Jul 07, 2020
"Atlas Shrugged" is a prophetic master piece.
A+++++++. Good value hardcover . One of the best books ever written.
May 25, 2021
Pocket primer brush is a very effective means to clean out carbon deposits left in the primer pocket.
I have found this brush cleans out the pocket as good as a pocket reamer , which does remove more f the brass in the pocket. The only thing better is cleaning and polishing your brass pockets with water and stainless steel thumbler pins with Dawn soap and a small amount of Lemon Polisher.
Oct 23, 2019
It is a good buy and apparently well built seat. Time will tell if it lasts as long as a COCO did, for 10 years.
I wish the intensity of the rear end washer was higher like a COCO bidet/toilet seat which I had for 10 years before the controller stopped working. However you just have to use the washer 2-3 times as opposed to one wash cycle with a COCO. The difference in price between a COCO and a Brondell is staggering. COCO's run $1300-$1600 each now. I paid $600 , ten years ago. I think the company may have gone out of business and these are NOS seats selling for this staggering prices. No bidet is worth that kind of money. The price of the Brondell is reasonable if it lasts for many years. The COCO also has a pulsating rear end jet feature that softens hard stool inside a bit rather than having bleeding hemorrrhoids if you have constipation due to some drugs or due to low fiber diet. The Brondell does not have this feature and that is too bad.
At this time I think the Brondell is the best buy for the money of all bidet toilet seats I found for sale on the internet. It is not as inclusive of features as a COCO seat but it has the basic functions like front and rear wash, rotating rear wash, dryer, deodorizer, and heated water and seat.
If you have bleeding hemorrhoids and bad constipation making a bowel movement incredibly painful, these type of toilet seats are a God send. Strange no physicians I have ever gone to even mention them. They prescribe ineffective Metamucil or Dulcolax stool sotfening drugs which are costly but just rarely work very well. If you are on a drug that makes you constipated, I recommend a bidet type toilet seat like the Brondell. If you are super rich and can find a COCO, I would recommend buying it over a Brondell just because of the more intense rear end wash and rotating rear end wash function on a COCO. Otherwise save your money and buy a Brondell. I doubt you will be disappointed at all. I have had no bleeding from hemorrhoids nor painful hemorrhoids in over 10 years now thanks to the use of a COCO bidet/toilet seat. Physicians need to wake up and tell patients how effective these seats are for hemorrhoid bleeding and pain!
One strange feature is that the Brondell has the electric cord come out of the life side of the seat whereas the water attaches to the right side of the seat. on the COCO both water and electric cord were connected to the bidet seat on the riht side ( this is the right side as you sit in the seat)/ the Brondell cord reached my electric outlet by threading it behind the toilet. Fortunately the outlet was within reach. This is a design flaw IMHO. Most toilets seem to have the water under the right rear of the toilet tank and it seems most electricians who thought about an outlet for electricity near or under a toilet seat place the outlet on the right wall usually under where the toilet paper dispenser is located. Obviously toilet tissue dispensers are more likely installed for right handed people as they predominate in the general population.