SensoWash®

Name: SensoWash®
Rating: 4.3 (212 reviews)
Author: DURAVIT AG

By: DURAVIT AG App

For SensoWash® shower toilets

Overview

Version:

2.1.18

Last updated: 2026-01-08

Ranking

#116,281 ▼ 1,063

Overall

Features & Capabilities

The SensoWash Chrome Extension lets you control, name, and manage your Duravit SensoWash shower toilets from your browser. It supports naming each unit, activating all shower functions, enabling odour extraction or triggering a flush when connected to a DuraSystem A2 actuator plate and the matching installation element. It also provides guided maintenance with manual and self-cleaning modes, lets you set local water hardness and descaling reminders, and includes a holiday mode to keep devices clean while you’re away. You can tailor settings such as seat heating schedules and the detection range of the seat sensor.

Designed for multi-toilet households, the extension supports multiple Duravit models: SensoWash Starck f lite/plus, Classic, i lite/plus, and u, making it easy to manage appliances across rooms from a single extension.

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By:

DURAVIT AG

Rating:

4.30

(212) 0.10

Version:

2.1.18 Last updated: 2026-01-08

Version code:

881308772

Creation date:

2019-11-19

Compatible devices:

Size:

107.91MB

URLs:

Website ,Privacy policy

Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-07-24

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Ranking

# 116,281 ▼ 1,063

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Developed by:

DURAVIT AG

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/sensowash/id1434030965

Website:

https://www.duravit.com/sensowash

User Reviews

I was told I cannot order the descaling tablet and Duravit’s service partners cannot either. How do we order service parts?

by Wh*****, 2026-07-17

If they did, they would realize the control for the toilet is very sensitive and not clear. They would realize it has not been engineered to prevent accidental resets. Maybe managment is an antisocial lot: they use it, but they do not have house guests to show them how bad it is. I have these 4 of these toilets throughout the apartment. I like them because of their design. However, guests don’t know what they do. The images are somewhat intuitive for the washlet function, but the seat heating is easy to turn off simply because it is not clear what the button does. Same for the spray intensity and water heat. It’s like some software engineer put something out and was done with it. My MBR has Toto, and that is intuitive. I stuck with Duravit as a retrofit for the other 4 toilets because that’s the brand that was already installed—either in wall tanks. Hope someone reads this.