does this bidet have a hot/cold option?
346066
It takes water from your bathrooms back cabinet so there is no hot or cold option. It's cold only. But it is ok. Better than have nothing.
346067
the bidet only has one option which is cold but it is not ice cold coming from the spray it is just cool not shockingly cold. I love it I think Americans are missing the boat on bidets it is certainly a more hygienic approach. Europe has had them for years
1302995
The water is heated in the unit, the hand control lets you set the temp to your desired temperature. NO need for a hot water line. We have this unit on 3 of our bathrooms. really love it. Just one thing to know if you ever have a power outage you need to reset the button on the side of the seat. We live in an area with frequent outages first time we thought it caused damage. Just a push on the power seat button and we were functioning again.
1385247
Its not really an issue. The hot water is fed from your sink. So turn the hot water on there, and turn it on to a trickle on the bidet so u can clear out the cold water. Al while you do your buisness. By the time your ready to wash water should be warm
1963067
As far as I rember, it does have a switch for the heated water,I can only assume it has the same for the cold water. The unit works fine for us. It is very light duty, but it does work. If you are going to have more than four or five people use it at a time, you may want a bigger unit.
1692110
Yes. There are two switches in the back. One to turn off the heater for the hot water. The other to turn off the cooler for the cold water. When turned off, you get room temperature water.
1170962
It's a much stronger flow of non heated water to the backside area. The only heated function is for the frontside wash. Personally, I did not find this bidet useful because, while heated water supposedly sprays the front side, it was always the backside that it hit. No matter how you sit on the toliet. I'm currently using a handheld non heated bidet instead of bio bidet.
1306521
I live in the Southwest, so it doesn't get as cold as it does other places. While I can see how the heated versions would be nice elsewhere, it didn't seem a necessary cost for where I live and the cool water is actually quite nice when the heater is on. The main advice I hear from other people is that you should make sure your pipes are well insulated, so the water going through the bidet doesn't freeze or get too cold in winter.
1552698
Yes, it briefly warms the cold. So you need to run cold for a second to dump the warm water. We've found it great to have instant warm water, before we installed the pump we had to run hot for quite a while before it warmed up. It's a long run from out hot water tank to the bathroom. The pump has several timing options so we have it set to come on in the morning and shut off at 10pm. Hope this helps
311221
on the MB110 no ability to use warm water... In designs like this you need a model that accepts warm water input from a hot water tap in the sink and a long hose over to the bidet... if you are willing to put up with that then that is your choice. There are units at $300 and up that will heat water in the bidet but they require you to install an electrical outlet near the bidet
1644873
Internal can handle hot water temperature however it would be too hot for you when temperature sets and all the remaining cold water from your line discharges even from the lowest heater set-up. Water discharging vary from how far is from your heater to the toilet. But normally, it discharges about half a gallon per min from your bidet at the most. Surprisingly, your rear does not feel like your other parts of the body so even in cold weather, you wont feel that cold. Another way of do this is to have mixing valve but it would be cheaper to buy the one with hot water bidet. Hope this helps.
691195
Yes. If you lift the handle it will turn the water on and at the same time move the handle to the left for all hot water and to the right for all cold water. Anywhere in between will be a mixture of hot and cold water.
1996921
Because this is a cold water bidet, the water temperature will be the same as the water that comes from your cold water supply.
1502074
The cold water line does connect to the toilet supply line. The hot water line can only come from a hot water supply line. Which is most likely under the sink.
956633
It is only hooked up to the hot side. So you can add all the cold water you want. It acts just as any other water heater.
587184
This model doesnt have an independent hot water dispenser but you can do it direct from group shower at it really hot around 160 - 170 Farenheit (with the machine cold just powering on maybe more when you keep your machine on)
809477
The faucet doesn't control hot & cold. Hot and cold are controlled by the main water handle on the bathtub!
1502076
Yes, cold water have to connect direct to the toilet line. If you want hot water you have to connect to the sink hot water line and this is your option.