japierce15 You're a fucking moron. Just in case nobody got around to telling that to your face in real life, I figured you should know this by now. Please, don't try and breed.
Information for dissolving confusion about bidets. “There are two main bidet types: 1. The old fashioned standalone bidet with vertical water jet. 2. The attachable or add-on to toilet bowl bidet. The second one has two basic subtypes: a. Those producing oblique water jet. b. Those producing vertical water jet. The above distinction is necessary, as it is informing at first glance about what type would be appropriate for different situations and different ailments. f.e people with mobility problems, hemorrhoids, blinds, elderly, need always the more effective in cleaning up vertical water jet, specially the elderly using elevated toilet. The same it applies for women after childbirth, as their nearby wounds make imperative a very exact and steady water jet, or people in general that seek for a 100% effective cleaning, etc. Cost of this type varies from 30 to 2000 dls. The number 2 type has many other variations relating mechanical or electronically handling, or offering more services, as warm water, air drying, music etc.” “For those that look for a cheap, durable, 100% effective, not electric, easily installed and easily used apparatus, whose VERTICAL well targeted water jet in very restricted area does not allow somebody to feel the water coldness, (think of your finger in cold water compared with whole hand), never wetting clothes and never causing any surprise sense of shock, the answer is the add-on bidetdisabled.com KO BIDET. SEARCH WELL BEFORE DECIDING.“ HOPING TO HELP FOR MORE INDEPENDENT LIFE.
Did you just hand tighten or did you use a wrench also? I'm having water leak issue but it's weird and inconsistent. I believe it's where water line connects to t adapter. I'm afraid of tighten to break. The water line is same as yours, it seems to be designed to only be hand tighten.
you may have something kinks the rubber washer inside, inspect it. If needed use hand first then the wrench with a .25" (1/4") turn only. None of mine leaks and I just replaced the float inside the tank the other day, everything is still intact when I removed the tank connector.
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AMAZING and AFFORDABLE!!!
Thank you! This was very helpful!
thanks for making this video about installing a bidet. why bidets aren't mandated by law is beyond me
japierce15 You're a fucking moron. Just in case nobody got around to telling that to your face in real life, I figured you should know this by now. Please, don't try and breed.
wtf. talk about overreactions
+thenewtesla1 It's like watching two imbeciles arguing with one another on the street. The best thing to do is to just ignore them.
+japierce15 100% agreed. These statist pieces of shit want to even force people to clean their asses in the way THEY want.
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You're a major fucktard yourself based on your sincerity in stating that bullshit.
Information for dissolving confusion about bidets.
“There are two main bidet types:
1. The old fashioned standalone bidet with vertical water jet.
2. The attachable or add-on to toilet bowl bidet.
The second one has two basic subtypes:
a. Those producing oblique water jet.
b. Those producing vertical water jet.
The above distinction is necessary, as it is informing at first glance about what type would be appropriate for different situations and different ailments. f.e people with mobility problems, hemorrhoids, blinds, elderly, need always the more effective in cleaning up vertical water jet, specially the elderly using elevated toilet. The same it applies for women after childbirth, as their nearby wounds make imperative a very exact and steady water jet, or people in general that seek for a 100% effective cleaning, etc. Cost of this type varies from 30 to 2000 dls.
The number 2 type has many other variations relating mechanical or electronically
handling, or offering more services, as warm water, air drying, music etc.”
“For those that look for a cheap, durable, 100% effective, not electric, easily installed and easily used apparatus, whose VERTICAL well targeted water jet in very restricted area does not allow somebody to feel the water coldness, (think of your finger in cold water compared with whole hand), never wetting clothes and never causing any surprise sense of shock, the answer is the add-on bidetdisabled.com KO BIDET. SEARCH WELL BEFORE DECIDING.“
HOPING TO HELP FOR MORE INDEPENDENT LIFE.
Thanks for the video!
Did you just hand tighten or did you use a wrench also? I'm having water leak issue but it's weird and inconsistent. I believe it's where water line connects to t adapter. I'm afraid of tighten to break. The water line is same as yours, it seems to be designed to only be hand tighten.
you may have something kinks the rubber washer inside, inspect it. If needed use hand first then the wrench with a .25" (1/4") turn only. None of mine leaks and I just replaced the float inside the tank the other day, everything is still intact when I removed the tank connector.
so i guess just need to replace inner washer of my water line (that plugs into T adapter). ill test that out. i appreciate the reply
Same. I think he nailed it with the “old valve”. Mine is leaking non stop despite being “off”. Over it.
Also didn’t get a plastic option.
Buen tutorial ,gracias.
you did all this with your left hand?
Very helpful for me!
My water conection is on the left side can i purchase a longer hose so it can reach to the rightside and conect with the bidet?
My hot water connected is in an enclosure (for the sink). Any other option of installing hot water connection?
no heat?
There is shit on the screw 4:10
To all toilet paper fans: Please keep up our traditions. Using our loved obsolete toilet paper, in spite of all its serious drawbacks we will prove that we never surrender.