My bidet mounts under the back of the toilet seat and flows from back to front not what a woman wants; where the water flow from on this one?
1496563
There is a female wash option that extends the wand and shoots forward to back. I can't speak to it's efficiency but it is there.
2015518
In my case, there was a small amount of water that would leak from the back of the toilet where the water line attached to the valve. I wasn't sure if it only leaked during flushing or just a random leak. Valve fixed the problem.
1696441
I have too much water flow. I had to attach a shut-off shower valve which can also be used to restrict water flow.
1298926
Sounds like a connection issue. Just check where the bidet goes to the tank.
117703
Seems to be a tough answer as the actual toilet the unit is attached to is likely completely different. Ours works and is positioned just fine.
338674
Mine is at the same level you might have a clog somewhere that is causing less waterflow to the rear try rinsing your bottom spong with aquarium water. or check your pumps flow rate might be too high
691586
Is the toilet leaking? I needed plumbers tape to make it a water tight fit on my toilet. The water does not constantly run.
1580817
The drain is mounted towards the rear and is built in. The problem is, the drain should be in the middle as it ponds and stays dirty in the center! What is wrong with this manufacturer? Don't they have a level? Maybe just an over intelligent engineer that does not know plumb and level? Water runs down hill?
1502073
We had a handyman do the job.It looks like the cold water to the bidet is connected directly to the toilet supply line and the hot water to the sink supply line. Hope this helpsGeeta
1085331
The bidet control panels in on the right side of the toilet, exactly where your right hand would fall. The closeness of your toilet to the wall has nothing to do with the bidet which attaches to the seat hinges,
167280
Directions come with the bidet. One hose connects to the water flow to the toilet (cold water) and the other hose connects to the hot water supply from your bathroom sink. You actually are replacing the hoses that exist with new hoses and connectors. The connectors allow you to attach the bidet. I had to replace some of my parts (shut off valves; old ones would not shut off ) under my sink but it only cost me about another $30.
932567
I don't know how your toilet is configured but the answer will depend on how the toilet water inlet is set up. The Washlet has a T fitting that attaches at the inlet where the water supply goes into the toilet. It basically "taps" into the line and provides water to the toilet seat.
1277029
It mounts to the back of the west of the toilet. You will need to unscrew the toilet seat, put the toilet bar in place, and then put the back of the toilet seat back onto the toilet. it works very well, but you may need to occasionally tighten the back screws of the toilet seat, so the bars do not become wobbly.
750558
No, you will need 2 holes that used to mount the toilet seat to mount the bidet
441709
In my experience there is minimal splashing and it all stays in the bowl. I have not had any splash out or under the toilet seat. It might splash off your ass and go under the toilet seat if you turn it on full blast but with normal to high water pressure turning this thing on more than half way hurts. In short I wouldn't worry about water splashing out and making a mess.
383716
It really is unpleasant to say the least... If you need that you will have to have something external that hooks to both hot and cold water with faucets and feeds into this bidet. All toilets I've seen so far would be impossible for such a solution to be put in place because only cold water feeds the toilet seat.
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.