I'm just returning one bidet with warm water feature, it only went from ice cold to cold . How is this one with mixing cold and hot?
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You connect to a hotwater line also very easy. The temperature control is on the bibet
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.
1536862
it takes a litle longer than few second to heat the water.you need to run water in your sink till it gets hotthen use bidet
658067
I've only used this through one winter, and other than the initial cold water that comes out when you first turn it on (if water hadn't been used in the house for awhile) I've never had it go cold while showering, even if water got turned on somewhere else during that time, or I adjusted the water temp during a shower. I used to have that problem with a Bosch unit I had and was told it could be caused by water glow, and was advised to get the unit serviced and the screens cleaned.
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
623551
I have not had any of those issues personally. I only have the cold water hooked up at the moment because my bathroom is set up in an odd way so hooking up the hot is a bit tricky....we'll get to that eventually :) But for now, just using the cold water feature, my husband had no problem installing and there is no issue with fit or length of bolt for us. I couldn't reccomend this product more highly. I hope this helps :) '
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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.
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In all honesty, I never even knew that was a listed feature! I just tested it and (I tested at 5 mins. and 15 mins.) it gets back to the previous temperature very quickly, after initially coming out colder when first turned on. I had noticed that I get hot water from it far more quickly than from my bathroom faucet.
684773
Mine when 1st hooked up didn't run hot so my plumber switched the hot and cold line...and it works great
189716
Sorry for the delays answering ur question. I have both & both models are great. Having dual system warm & cold water is great in winter :-)
2184363
Okay, I have been shot in the bum with cold water on occasion and it is less than pleasant, so what I have done is either turn the button to the self clean and let the cold water come out then turn it to the personal cleaning or just turn it on so lightly that it isn't spraying on you for a few seconds until you get the warm water. But that's about the only suggestion I would have. Good luck, hope it helps.
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Cold spells, yes, I've experienced it as well. I guess it doesn't want to overload or burn itself out in some way. We had to keep the flow low to get hot water. I don't think it can handle two showers. the inlet is small, and when you look inside, the valve inside makes it smaller. I got two years out of mine before it died.
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Like others have said it doesn't get warm, I personally didn't like it, I returned it for the warm water one, which connects to hot and cold water much better. Hope this helps.
1283157
It's the nature of the system. This is why I wrote a negative review on the product. Wait until the bacteria starts growing in your toilets. You'll always have hot water and you'll always have difficulty getting cold water. There's no point washing fruit or produce with water going through this system.
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I would imagine that both Cold only and Hot only might be lower in pressure than a middle range due to the water coming from one supply versus both supplies at once. Same thing happens in my washing machine.
1424436
Why do you need a mixing valve when you have cold and hot handles? I turn the hot water on and let it run for a minute until hot then adjust the cold until the water is comfortable. I have had mine for quite a while and it works fine.
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There is a doorway between my sink's hot water line and my toilet, so my choice was cold water or not at all. Based on the reviews of people who got a cold-only model and said they were pleased with it, I bought one too. I installed it in January and didn't mind the cold water like I thought I might. If I get one for the other bath, I'll probably get a cold-only model again although that toilet is right next to the sink in that bathroom and would be easy to connect. Also bear in mind that if your water heater is some distance away, you'll have to let the water run several seconds before any that's hot reaches the bathroom anyway. There is a doorway between my sink's hot water line and my toilet, so my choice was cold water or not at all. Based on the reviews of people who got a cold-only model and said they were pleased with it, I bought one too. I installed it in January and didn't mind the cold water like I thought I might. If I get one for the other bath, I'll probably get a cold-only model again although that toilet is right next to the sink in that bathroom and would be easy to connect. Also bear in mind that if your water heater is some distance away, you'll have to let the water run several seconds before any... » Read More There is a doorway between my sink's hot water line and my toilet, so my choice was cold water or not at all. Based on the reviews of people who got a cold-only model and said they were pleased with it, I bought one too. I installed it in January and didn't mind the cold water like I thought I might. If I get one for the other bath, I'll probably get a cold-only model again although that toilet is right next to the sink in that bathroom and would be easy to connect. Also bear in mind that if your water heater is some distance away, you'll have to let the water run several seconds before any that's hot reaches the bathroom anyway. « Show Less