I can’t even get the join unscrewed below the toilet tank. It just spins around and around. I don’t have the right tools to clamp onto the bolts and stabilise them for unscrewing
Thanks to you, I installed my Tushy Spa like a boss! Thank you again! 😊 P.S: Warming the end of the flexible hose with a hair dryer works even better than hot water!
I found a hairdryer worked for me better than the warm water tip she’s talking about but other than that all her steps worked perfectly. Don’t forget the washers.
The washer is so thin it draws into the hot water outlet. Mine started leaking two days later. Had to remove and use a washer I had in my plumbing box that was thicker. Also put Teflon tape on the threads. So far so good.
When I moved into my new place, I wondered, why does the bathroom sink cabinet have a hole in the bottom? Well, I guess I got my answer: apparently it's for the hot water line to the bidet. :)
Good Install video. Only suggestion, add use of Teflon tape to all threaded joints before connecting to minimize leaks. I even added Teflon strip to hotwater plastic pipe before connecting because that's the most vulnerable to leaks as a pressure based connection.
@@charlesjue4962 The Teflon tape is added by simply wrapping a small strip around the threaded (male) portion of a threaded joint. Them screwing the male to female joint together. The thin tape is additional leak protection for connections without torque-ing the joint too tight!
I am SO grateful for your video! Although I wish I'd known I would need to replace my rigid pipes beforehand, the process was not bad with this video as an aid! My hands are stinging like crazy after battling 1980s pipes, but I got her done and I'm super proud of myself. Thank you.
So helpful. Thank you! I watched this from start to finish and it went almost seamlessly for me (my hot and cold pipes under the sink were mislabeled so I had to redo steps bc of that -__-), but you made all of it super identifiable and easy to follow!
This video is what made me pull the trigger and buy the Spa 2.0. Seeing someone relatable install this made me realize it was easy even for the novice. Thanks tushy!
Sold ordering mine today...... By the way I love your glasses very becoming on you. What's the name and where did you purchase them if you don't mind my asking? I would like to order a pair.
This was the first video suggested when I searched. I watched it all the way through and learned a lot so I am ready to install my spa this weekend. It also helped me install 2 classics! Thanks for all the great information.
You might actually be happier with this than a Washlet. Sure, it doesn't have a heated/self-opening seat, filtered air, or bowl pre-misting, but I find that the lack of custom pressure variability and the dubious claims of their electrolyzed eWater+ make it less attractive when you take value into account. Tushy really has made a solid, quality product for the masses. No buyer's remorse here.
Good job! She's personable and cute while being accurate. Conversely, another video I saw talked about the braided hose, but in the subsequent step the white hose, which in that case wasn't accurate. In this video, the suggestions I'd have are minor: to be aware of and minimize he occasional glare on her glasses and to highlight any other common problems. I loved the idea and creativity of "future Carrie" (spelling)! There appear to be extra washers that she didn't use, something that might be addressed. At the beginning the three controls could have been mentioned. She expanded her initial list of what's needed to install this beyond what she started with, e.g. hot water. Altogether, though, she made it look like something that I could do without trepidation, as I have a similar arrangement as in her demonstration.
You need both the braided and the white hoses. The braided hose is to connect the cold line while the white connects the hot line. There will be some spare parts like an extra minidapter washer and some end caps, but that's about it. The rest is thoroughly explained in the included manual.
I'm currently on the fence about a bidet due to the cold water issue, butt it seems this Tushy Spa takes care of that, also the sanitation question. Thanks for the great video.
Oh my god! That back in time tip about putting the black washer in just saved my ass (ha)! I was losing my mind trying to figure out how to get that to stop leaking. You are a goddess. Marry me. Thank you.
That washer is too thin. If you over tighten the “T” on the hot water line it will eventually leak. Had to replace mine with a thicker washer I luckily had in my plumbing box. Also, use the Teflon tape on the threads. It’ll save you a lot of grief in the future
you should provide risers - to go under seat at front glued on existing risers - so that the seat will be level when sitting on ??? what do you think? or a more solid riser strip to go around the whole seat?
Realistically, how long did this take you to install? Also, I have to go through both a wall and a cabinet wall to get to the sink. What size drill bit did you use? Thanks.
Sorry to hear about the trouble you had! If you need any more help you can always email us at install@hellotushy.com, and our team of experts can give you some hands on help!
@@gail7138 usually you want to apply it to any threaded piece and in the direction that you'll be screwing on the hose. I would search for a video here, I'm sure there's a ton to better explain it.
@@LBones01 plumbers tape isn't necessary for any of these types of connections...the threads only pull the joint together and there are rubber gaskets or o-rings that make the actual water-tight seal, not the threads. But it won't hurt anything to use it :)
The sink is across the room from the toilet and the cabinet is built into the walls (an alcove) so only access is through the doors but then they wouldn't close. Also I guess I would need to run the hose all the way around the room? How far can you run the water line? also how much water does this use? We have water restrictions and also use the water from the shower to flush the toilet, would that still work?
This was excellent! A very detailed and informative video that answered all of my concerns and questions with using both hot and cold water connections. The only criticism I have is with Tushy's design by not placing a guard or door-like cover over the nozzle in order to prevent daily contamination of both feces and urine. BTW - A small round white or colored sticker (use a marker) would cover the hole.
Is it possible to use the spa and get hot water if the toilet is far from the sink? Is there a solution for heating the water from the cold water source?
Hi, is this product backwards compatible? meaning can I only connect it to the toilet and not the sink and only use the cold water like how a tushy classic would? (as I don't think my landlord would allow me to drill a hole). Please let me know! Thanks.
Also, don't tighten the minidapter too tightly or you risk distorting the rubber washer inside and it won't seal tightly. Ask me how I know. One other thing I don't see mentioned here is that the Tushy will raise your toilet seat a bit so that when you go to sit on it, it will deflect downward with an annoying "clack" and put pressure on your seat fittings, possibly cracking them over time. I would recommend Tushy offer little adhesive rubber standoffs the exact width of the bidet to stick to the existing seat feet (that phrase just rolls off the tongue, doesn't it? 😂). I discovered during my installation that my existing seat bolts were too short to accommodate both the Tushy and the seat. Would it have killed Tushy to include a couple long nylon nuts and bolts with the kit? On a more positive note, I find the Tushy to be a good balance of power and comfort. It produces a broad enough stream that I don't feel like I'm being sliced in half. I have a hundreds of 💵 more expensive Toto Washlet upstairs and the default mode feels anemic in comparison while the secondary mode feels like it's ripping me a new one. There's no in-between! 😳 Lastly, if you're in a relatively large house where the pipes get cold with disuse, you'll find that the hot water takes an unreasonable amount of time to get up to temperature. If you can spare it, I'd say installing an on-demand whole-house hot water recirculating pump with automatic temperature control would be worth it. Those usually bring the pipes up to a comfortable 90°F and then the central water heater can take it further from there.
If you have a covered cabinet area with your sink and don't want to drill the hole, I am sure you can just not connect the hot water hose and just leave the cold/room temperature connected and just don't adjust the temperature.
Correct! Spa can function as a Classic with one connection and an inlet cap. I've also seen a few people just run the hose through the cabinet door, since it's tiny it's barely noticeable.
Really depends on the toilet. If there's an angle the attachment might be a little too far forward, or the seat might need bumpers. Why don't you shoot us an email of your sitch? install@hellotushy.com
This part is when it goes downhill. @8:24. Could you guys have made a better adapter?! I've been tinkering with it for 20 minutes and I can't get the plastic connector to stay. This is ridiculous.
You made this easy to install and thank you for showing your mistake. It made it easier honestly! Why I have waited this long to install a bidet in my bathroom I'll never know
Hi Sashia! You can cut it and that is no big deal, just make sure it's a straight cut (not angled) and only to an appropriate length, keeping in mind if ever you want to use it in a different bathroom you may just want to use a twist tie to wrap it up.
Great explanation. Not a fan of drilling a hole into my solid wood cabinet...who would want a hose coming out of the front? If you own your place, I'm not sure that one would want to do that. Not sure this is for me 😢
Hey Daniel! The hose that comes with the TUSHY is 9 ft long. We also carry a 15 ft hose for people who need some extra length! We typically don't recommend cutting the hose ..unless you are handy and know how to do it!
So I have a question, my (very small) bathroom is constructed in a way that the sink cabinet is sort of in front of the toilet but to my left side when sitting. So does this mean I can’t use the hot water because the hose would definitely be too short to reach the toilet, let alone would be in the way of most of my bathroom? (Clockwise my bathroom has the sink, shower stall, then toilet, with door entrance to bathroom on the left of the toilet). Am I relegated to the original tushy? Thanks!
Hey Abby, we actually have a 15 foot hose option for warm water connections, so if you believe it could run along the wall, you might be good to go with a TUSHY Spa!
problem we have water lines from the 1960s and they are completely different than that sink one you have. Ours is much smaller :( and the nut is part of the water valve, it's not on the hose part.
Hi Susan! If your sink is across the bathroom, you can send us a photo at install@hellotushy.com. As we want to make sure the hose won't be a trip hazard!
Hello I have a question. I bought mine. Has both for hot and cold water. As seeing that my toilet is far from my sink I decided not to connect the hot water at the moment. Although I am left with the hot water connector out in the open while the cold water is attached to the hose. How can I make it work with our using the hot water? I was thinking of using a Cap Nut to deactivate that side of the bidet. But I would like to get advice first. Does anyone had the same problem?
Hey! Your TUSHY Spa should have come with an inlet cap that can go over the threading the warm water connection would normally connect to. That should allow it to function as a Classic!
If interested in buying: Check the video on the website, it seems like they changed the hot water connection so it is not so complicated! Same demonstrator, big RED glasses.
The hot water hose under my sink will not come off even after using wd40. It doesn't seem to budge...and it's in a very awkward to reach place due to some drawers under the sink.
Finally, a video that ACTUALLY shows the proper installation process. Almost every other video just shows like one or two steps.
I love this host's bedside manner. She makes these steps relatable to the average person.
I can’t even get the join unscrewed below the toilet tank. It just spins around and around. I don’t have the right tools to clamp onto the bolts and stabilise them for unscrewing
You do a fantastic job of explaining the whole process. Not a lot of extra jibber jabber, but right to the point. I appreciate that. Thank you.
The host is fantastic. A+++. I just want to be their friend now and go on home repair adventures with them.
This was so helpful for my boyfriend and I. Loved the lady who helped us install.
Thanks to you, I installed my Tushy Spa like a boss! Thank you again! 😊 P.S: Warming the end of the flexible hose with a hair dryer works even better than hot water!
Great tip!!!!
Do u know it you can purchase a longer hose ti accomidate sinks further away from the toilet?
@@daciasdiy1861 Yeah, vinyl tubing is a pretty common item at Home Depot, Lowe's, True Value, etc.
I found a hairdryer worked for me better than the warm water tip she’s talking about but other than that all her steps worked perfectly. Don’t forget the washers.
I ran into some problems and it took longer than expected but I finally did it! It's installed and I LOVE IT! 😭👏
Your landlord watching this video after you move out and they find the hole 👁👄👁
Im literally installing this rn and read your comment i almost hit my head from laughing so hard lol🤣
Fills it in when leaving “ these aren’t the holes you’re looking for”
What about apartments? In NYC? We don’t have that water valve behind the toilet. But the sink is near 🚽
We have work arounds for that!
♥
We had a plumber put water shutoff valves on both our toilets that didn’t have them previously. It wasn’t very expensive.
I live in NYC too... this was my exact question lol... I want a tushy so bad, but we don't have the tank in our apartments.
You can always email us at Fit@hellotushy.com, and we can check if your toilet is compatible :)
This is the best installation video ever. I wish all videos were like yours. Thank you!
The washer is so thin it draws into the hot water outlet. Mine started leaking two days later. Had to remove and use a washer I had in my plumbing box that was thicker. Also put Teflon tape on the threads. So far so good.
When I moved into my new place, I wondered, why does the bathroom sink cabinet have a hole in the bottom? Well, I guess I got my answer: apparently it's for the hot water line to the bidet. :)
I was definitely thinking about my landlord, but f it! Lol
No kidding! WHEN and for HOW LONG did they think about you - at any time but rent check time?! LOLOL
Thank you! this was so helpful. I installed it in one go with no leaks :)
Good Install video. Only suggestion, add use of Teflon tape to all threaded joints before connecting to minimize leaks. I even added Teflon strip to hotwater plastic pipe before connecting because that's the most vulnerable to leaks as a pressure based connection.
How does one add this tape?
@@charlesjue4962 The Teflon tape is added by simply wrapping a small strip around the threaded (male) portion of a threaded joint. Them screwing the male to female joint together. The thin tape is additional leak protection for connections without torque-ing the joint too tight!
It's cheap insurance, but I left it off my install, anyway. I'll wrap it if it ever becomes a problem.
I am SO grateful for your video! Although I wish I'd known I would need to replace my rigid pipes beforehand, the process was not bad with this video as an aid! My hands are stinging like crazy after battling 1980s pipes, but I got her done and I'm super proud of myself. Thank you.
So helpful. Thank you! I watched this from start to finish and it went almost seamlessly for me (my hot and cold pipes under the sink were mislabeled so I had to redo steps bc of that -__-), but you made all of it super identifiable and easy to follow!
Really helpful, especially the hot water hose trick.
Great video. Thank you. Wish all videos were like this. Please do more
This video is what made me pull the trigger and buy the Spa 2.0. Seeing someone relatable install this made me realize it was easy even for the novice. Thanks tushy!
This is an incredibly helpful video! Thanks.
Very thorough explanation! You are good at this :D
Future Carrie certainly saved the day, huh? Lol.... great video! I just ordered my Tushy Spa today, so I should be squeaky clean soon. 😂😂😂😂👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾
Sold ordering mine today...... By the way I love your glasses very becoming on you. What's the name and where did you purchase them if you don't mind my asking? I would like to order a pair.
This was the first video suggested when I searched. I watched it all the way through and learned a lot so I am ready to install my spa this weekend. It also helped me install 2 classics! Thanks for all the great information.
Ordered mine today. Got the blue one like in this video. I really wanted to get the Toto washlet but this will be perfect for now.
You might actually be happier with this than a Washlet. Sure, it doesn't have a heated/self-opening seat, filtered air, or bowl pre-misting, but I find that the lack of custom pressure variability and the dubious claims of their electrolyzed eWater+ make it less attractive when you take value into account. Tushy really has made a solid, quality product for the masses. No buyer's remorse here.
Because of you I’m sold, I literally just ordered one! 🍑
Good job! She's personable and cute while being accurate. Conversely, another video I saw talked about the braided hose, but in the subsequent step the white hose, which in that case wasn't accurate. In this video, the suggestions I'd have are minor: to be aware of and minimize he occasional glare on her glasses and to highlight any other common problems. I loved the idea and creativity of "future Carrie" (spelling)! There appear to be extra washers that she didn't use, something that might be addressed. At the beginning the three controls could have been mentioned. She expanded her initial list of what's needed to install this beyond what she started with, e.g. hot water. Altogether, though, she made it look like something that I could do without trepidation, as I have a similar arrangement as in her demonstration.
You need both the braided and the white hoses. The braided hose is to connect the cold line while the white connects the hot line. There will be some spare parts like an extra minidapter washer and some end caps, but that's about it. The rest is thoroughly explained in the included manual.
I'm currently on the fence about a bidet due to the cold water issue, butt it seems this Tushy Spa takes care of that, also the sanitation question. Thanks for the great video.
Success! Thank you for such an informative tutorial. Your on-camera presence is super enjoyable. :)
Basically the plumbers tape is a souvenir for you to hang in the front door! 😂 😂 😂
This video helped make it so easy to install! Thanks for making it!
This will make doing “other” things way more sanitary. Thanks Tushy 😛
Just the cutest! Thanks for the tutorial! So helpful!😊
Great tutorial! This was spot on from tricks and tips.
Oh my god! That back in time tip about putting the black washer in just saved my ass (ha)! I was losing my mind trying to figure out how to get that to stop leaking. You are a goddess. Marry me. Thank you.
So glad we're able to prevent any accidents! If you need additional install assistance, reach out to us at install@hellotushy.com
That washer is too thin. If you over tighten the “T” on the hot water line it will eventually leak. Had to replace mine with a thicker washer I luckily had in my plumbing box. Also, use the Teflon tape on the threads. It’ll save you a lot of grief in the future
Easy to follow instructions even with the future Carrie bit
I just installed mine. Thank you so much!!
It is left loosen you are just looking at it upside down
Thanks for the video. I followed step by step and nailed it! ❤️
Awesome explanations! Thank you!
Perfect, answered all the questions I had 👍🏽
you should provide risers - to go under seat at front glued on existing risers - so that the seat will be level when sitting on ??? what do you think? or a more solid riser strip to go around the whole seat?
Awesome video 👏🏼 😎 thank you for the video . We all appreciate it
nice job !!!
Thank you so much!! This was super helpful :))
I have been using peri bottles for a few years now.
Realistically, how long did this take you to install? Also, I have to go through both a wall and a cabinet wall to get to the sink. What size drill bit did you use? Thanks.
after watching this video I installed mine in 30 minutes... not bad at all.
30 min
My install was at least 20x more difficult. Glad it seems so easy on the official tushy youtube channel.
Sorry to hear about the trouble you had! If you need any more help you can always email us at install@hellotushy.com, and our team of experts can give you some hands on help!
thanks so very much, was very simple. I was done in 30 mins
Hey! Off topic question! What software did you use to edit your video!
Nice video, you're very funny 😂🙏😂
When you accidentally get a splash in the face because you 100% turned the knob the wrong way while testing the nozzle wash 😂🤗
What size drill bit did you use?
Thanks! was a very helpful video!!
I ❤ her 😂!
Don’t forget the plumber’s tape, people.
Marksman2oo7 I was wondering about applying plumbers tape, when where and how???
@@gail7138 usually you want to apply it to any threaded piece and in the direction that you'll be screwing on the hose. I would search for a video here, I'm sure there's a ton to better explain it.
@@LBones01 plumbers tape isn't necessary for any of these types of connections...the threads only pull the joint together and there are rubber gaskets or o-rings that make the actual water-tight seal, not the threads. But it won't hurt anything to use it :)
@@pipermwm Teflon tape is always a good idea even with the rubber pieces. It's like a second layer of protection.
@@Lankston21 I agree, the teflon tape won't hurt.
Love the last comment about the “A” lol
Are you single 😲 you are the cutest
with corona virus, these items are running out. Run and get yours.
Thank you!
Thanks I got it installed, you rock!
The sink is across the room from the toilet and the cabinet is built into the walls (an alcove) so only access is through the doors but then they wouldn't close. Also I guess I would need to run the hose all the way around the room? How far can you run the water line? also how much water does this use? We have water restrictions and also use the water from the shower to flush the toilet, would that still work?
Is instillation the same if you have a Flushmate tank?
Yep! It should be the same! Feel free to send us an email with a photo of your toilet to install@hellotushy.com and we can take a closer look!
Great job also thanks for the tip on the hot water install. I made the same mistake jumping ahead of the video 😂😂
Can the hose be cut? I’m not crazy about having all that extra plastic visible.
Yes. Before you put the plastic insert in the end of the hose, cut it to the length that’s just right for your installation.
Joseph Ferrante thank you!
This was excellent! A very detailed and informative video that answered all of my concerns and questions with using both hot and cold water connections. The only criticism I have is with Tushy's design by not placing a guard or door-like cover over the nozzle in order to prevent daily contamination of both feces and urine. BTW - A small round white or colored sticker (use a marker) would cover the hole.
Hi there! The nozzle retracts when not in use, and has a self cleaning feature to keep it completely clean :)
How do i get the hot water hose out of the metal inset version, after installing ?
Shoot us an email with some photos at Install@hellotushy.com, and our experts can look into that for you!
gOod VideO niCe inStRuCtOR 👍
Is it possible to use the spa and get hot water if the toilet is far from the sink? Is there a solution for heating the water from the cold water source?
We have a 15 foot hose for further away connections :)
What are the chances her landlord watched this video to learn how to install a tushy 🤣
You didn't use any of the teflon plumbers' tape that came with it. Do you just put that in all the screw-on places?
The teflon tape is used as necessary. If a leak doesn't spring up, no reason for the tape :)
Hi, is this product backwards compatible? meaning can I only connect it to the toilet and not the sink and only use the cold water like how a tushy classic would? (as I don't think my landlord would allow me to drill a hole). Please let me know! Thanks.
Yep! TUSHY Spa can function like a Classic :)
What size drill bit?
3/8"
No referral code for a $10 discount on the product?
mrbill6666 straight up lol
use honey
its a google chrome extension that does all that for you
Also, don't tighten the minidapter too tightly or you risk distorting the rubber washer inside and it won't seal tightly. Ask me how I know.
One other thing I don't see mentioned here is that the Tushy will raise your toilet seat a bit so that when you go to sit on it, it will deflect downward with an annoying "clack" and put pressure on your seat fittings, possibly cracking them over time. I would recommend Tushy offer little adhesive rubber standoffs the exact width of the bidet to stick to the existing seat feet (that phrase just rolls off the tongue, doesn't it? 😂).
I discovered during my installation that my existing seat bolts were too short to accommodate both the Tushy and the seat. Would it have killed Tushy to include a couple long nylon nuts and bolts with the kit?
On a more positive note, I find the Tushy to be a good balance of power and comfort. It produces a broad enough stream that I don't feel like I'm being sliced in half. I have a hundreds of 💵 more expensive Toto Washlet upstairs and the default mode feels anemic in comparison while the secondary mode feels like it's ripping me a new one. There's no in-between! 😳
Lastly, if you're in a relatively large house where the pipes get cold with disuse, you'll find that the hot water takes an unreasonable amount of time to get up to temperature. If you can spare it, I'd say installing an on-demand whole-house hot water recirculating pump with automatic temperature control would be worth it. Those usually bring the pipes up to a comfortable 90°F and then the central water heater can take it further from there.
If you have a covered cabinet area with your sink and don't want to drill the hole, I am sure you can just not connect the hot water hose and just leave the cold/room temperature connected and just don't adjust the temperature.
Correct! Spa can function as a Classic with one connection and an inlet cap. I've also seen a few people just run the hose through the cabinet door, since it's tiny it's barely noticeable.
Does the Tushy Spa cause the toilet seat to sit at an angle towards the front once installed?
Really depends on the toilet. If there's an angle the attachment might be a little too far forward, or the seat might need bumpers. Why don't you shoot us an email of your sitch? install@hellotushy.com
@@HelloTUSHY I need some bumpers. You guys got any?
This part is when it goes downhill. @8:24. Could you guys have made a better adapter?! I've been tinkering with it for 20 minutes and I can't get the plastic connector to stay. This is ridiculous.
okay after wasting half the night and getting angry. Turns out you should attach the top hose first to the tank!
How do you move the adjustable sliders? I see grooves, but just moving them doesn't seem to work. Is there a latch I'm missing??
Shoot us an email at install@hellotushy.com with some photos, and we'll take a look!
You made this easy to install and thank you for showing your mistake. It made it easier honestly!
Why I have waited this long to install a bidet in my bathroom I'll never know
Anyone know if the white tubing can be pulled tighter? Or does it have to coiled and loose like that?
Hi Sashia! You can cut it and that is no big deal, just make sure it's a straight cut (not angled) and only to an appropriate length, keeping in mind if ever you want to use it in a different bathroom you may just want to use a twist tie to wrap it up.
Can you install this with cold water only with the hot water side not leaking???
Yes! TUSHY Spa can function as a Classic - we provide an inlet cap with purchase for just this reason :)
@@HelloTUSHY Oh, so that's what that extra cap was for! 😅
Great explanation. Not a fan of drilling a hole into my solid wood cabinet...who would want a hose coming out of the front? If you own your place, I'm not sure that one would want to do that. Not sure this is for me 😢
this assumes your sink (hot water source) is close enough to your toilet. How long is the hot water Tushy hose? Can it be cut to size?
Hey Daniel! The hose that comes with the TUSHY is 9 ft long. We also carry a 15 ft hose for people who need some extra length! We typically don't recommend cutting the hose ..unless you are handy and know how to do it!
Will this work with a toilet seat that has metal brackets.
Depends on the brackets! Can you send a pic of your toilet to fit@hellotushy.com?
That cold water below the tank is righty tighty lefty loosy you are just looking at it upside down.
Great vid! Am enjoying my new tushy! Warning to ticklish people - It tickles when it hits in a certain way though 😬🙈
I love her
Is their a another connection that I could put it into to actually the white tube since it was to small for my water tube ?
Hey Mel, did you try reaching out to our CX team? Support@hellotushy.com can help you find the right connection.
So I have a question, my (very small) bathroom is constructed in a way that the sink cabinet is sort of in front of the toilet but to my left side when sitting. So does this mean I can’t use the hot water because the hose would definitely be too short to reach the toilet, let alone would be in the way of most of my bathroom? (Clockwise my bathroom has the sink, shower stall, then toilet, with door entrance to bathroom on the left of the toilet). Am I relegated to the original tushy? Thanks!
Hey Abby, we actually have a 15 foot hose option for warm water connections, so if you believe it could run along the wall, you might be good to go with a TUSHY Spa!
problem we have water lines from the 1960s and they are completely different than that sink one you have. Ours is much smaller :( and the nut is part of the water valve, it's not on the hose part.
Hey! If you send some pictures to install@hellotushy.com we should be able to help you problem solve.
What if your toilet is across the room from your sink?
Hi Susan! If your sink is across the bathroom, you can send us a photo at install@hellotushy.com. As we want to make sure the hose won't be a trip hazard!
Hello I have a question. I bought mine. Has both for hot and cold water. As seeing that my toilet is far from my sink I decided not to connect the hot water at the moment. Although I am left with the hot water connector out in the open while the cold water is attached to the hose. How can I make it work with our using the hot water? I was thinking of using a Cap Nut to deactivate that side of the bidet. But I would like to get advice first. Does anyone had the same problem?
Hey! Your TUSHY Spa should have come with an inlet cap that can go over the threading the warm water connection would normally connect to. That should allow it to function as a Classic!
It didnt. Could you please send a picture of what it looks like? I'd really appreciate it
@@YoGurlYvette It's the bronze-looking one that came with the kit. If you lost it, I dunno if Tushy offers replacements.
How much do these things run, typically?
TUSHY Spa starts at $109 :)
@@HelloTUSHY
Thank you. Love the name.
Installed, but the water pressure to the sink is now at almost zero. Any advice?
Hit us up! install@hellotushy.com
If interested in buying: Check the video on the website, it seems like they changed the hot water connection so it is not so complicated! Same demonstrator, big RED glasses.
Wood filler and a little sand paper will put your mind at ease about the hole.
The hot water hose under my sink will not come off even after using wd40. It doesn't seem to budge...and it's in a very awkward to reach place due to some drawers under the sink.
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