will this work for toilets? the instructions tell you to use hot water, which you do not find in a toilet.
1966990
sorry...i used this for soap making. i would be too afraid to put it in the toilet, honestly.
1966991
DO NOT add hot water to a toilet. It will melt the wax ring and cause a leak.
1966992
One of the reviews said it worked. That person added hot water to the toilet (boil on stove? Kettle?)
1966993
Yeah I believe it will work wonders for toilets. Honestly, I gave this product a dry test run in a severly clogged bathroom sink and it ungunked it (not a real word I know) in about 20 seconds. I then ran hot water afterwords just for the hell of it and applied a little more lye, but the drain was already done. I would absolutely purchase this and give it a shot. It's cheaper than name-brand drain cleaners and works much faster and MUCH better. It also states it's completely fine to use on ANY clogged drains whether they are showers, sinks or anything else and is fine for septic tanks. So while I haven't had the need to use this on a toilet, I strongly believe it will work like a miracle. Yeah I believe it will work wonders for toilets. Honestly, I gave this product a dry test run in a severly clogged bathroom sink and it ungunked it (not a real word I know) in about 20 seconds. I then ran hot water afterwords just for the hell of it and applied a little more lye, but the drain was already done. I would absolutely purchase this and give it a shot. It's cheaper than name-brand drain cleaners and works much faster and MUCH better. It also states it's completely fine to use on ANY clogged drains whether they are showers, sinks or anything else and is fine for septic tanks. So... » Read More Yeah I believe it will work wonders for toilets. Honestly, I gave this product a dry test run in a severly clogged bathroom sink and it ungunked it (not a real word I know) in about 20 seconds. I then ran hot water afterwords just for the hell of it and applied a little more lye, but the drain was already done. I would absolutely purchase this and give it a shot. It's cheaper than name-brand drain cleaners and works much faster and MUCH better. It also states it's completely fine to use on ANY clogged drains whether they are showers, sinks or anything else and is fine for septic tanks. So while I haven't had the need to use this on a toilet, I strongly believe it will work like a miracle. « Show Less
1966994
I'm not sure. It's a very inexpensive drain cleaner though. It might be worth a shot, I'm sure it wouldn't hurt anything.
932566
I am not quite understand but you need incoming water for your Toto Washet or any toilet.
1989687
Yes. You just need to have a GFCI protected outlet within a couple of feet near the toilet. If there is no outlet, I suggested installing one behind the toilet out of sight (making sure there is room to plug in the cord). You can't even see the outlet or the power cord on mine. If this is your first washlet, it will spoil you to all other non-washlet toilets. Be warned!
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It says it works in the "Kaboom Scrub Free Continuous Toilet Cleaning System". The "Never Scrub was, I think, an older one that used "Cartridges" of cleaning "rocks" This won't work with that one. You need a whole new container to use these - the "full" new system with hoses etc.
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Hi. Our contractor installed ours. It was awhile ago, but he says you need a 110 power supply where you can plug it (ours is a GFI) in and the current water source. He didn't remember it being difficult, but we do have a toto toilet and both were new. That being said, my family fights for the right to use that toilet. They love the heated seat, the adjustable water temps. We also have two brondell's (they were much less expensive), While they work well, their controller isn't as easy to adjust. If they break, would probably replace them with a Toto wash let.
1034823
That's a good question. If you are familiar with the parts, then i suggest that you look for the youtube video that explains how the toilet works. They explain and show the inside parts of the toilet. Our toilet seems kind of ordinary but I'm no expert, sorry.
1712336
I have never used this product in the toilet, as I haven't needed to. But, I would thinkthat it would be ok to use another toilet, the pipes are separate from one another, II believe. I hope this helps.
167278
There is a waterline that runs to the tank of your toilet. You simply hook a splitter into that and the hot water is optional. This is located under your sink if you want to use it.
35421
no. the product works in the septic tank not the toilet. any toilet will get it to the tank
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.
567702
It's made for an elongated toilet but it will fit a round one. However, the front rim of a round toilet will be exposed behind the rim of the bidet seat. It's no problem for women but does cause a bit of a problem for men. The cold water line will connect to either the toilet water line or to a sink line but you might need to get the right fittings. The hot water line needs to be connected to the sink's hot water line. If you really want warm water, you'd be better off paying the extra money for one with a heated tank. It takes too long for hot water to get through the line. You'll be sitting there with cold water squirting on you until the hot gets through the line.
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Diagram does come with instructions. Imagine a pipe coming from the system and hung over your toilet bowl. That's all it is. The matter is ground up, think of a blender, then sent through the pipe. It ends up in the toilet bowl along with the waste water. Some toilets will automatically flush when the water level increases, others will not. If your toilet doesn't flush at the increase of water then you'll manually flush the matter down. I have mine hooked up to my washing machine waste water spot. It gets flushed into the same place the waste water from the washer goes.
2228767
Well, no...to use this correctly, the drain must be flowing a little at least; and you must run hot water to dissolve this product. This works the best on kitchen grease problems. For a toilet, it's best to use a hand auger or plunger;or, to call a professional to pull the toilet and use a snake.
906714
If I remember correctly, you are suppose to use hot water from the tap. This unit is not one that heats it although I have not used mine yet.
1502072
It can be connected to any available water line. You may arrange to have a separate hot-water line for connecting to hot water, if it is not easy to connect to hot-water line of wash basin. Even if it is connected to cold water line only, you can use female nozzle as well. I don't have wash basin near to my toilet and hence have connected to cold water line only and its female nozzle is conveniently used. No issues up till now.
84827
It should work very well with mid-century toilets. Mine were late century toilets and it worked real well with the kits. In fact, it worked better than the original set up. If it does not work with our toilet(s), you can always send it back.
1502075
You only connect to the sink line for hot water. Otherwise your cold line comes from the toilet supply line. They provided all parts for this.Yes you do not have to hook up the hot. The bidet has an automatic cut off if you use the cold only so it won't leak.Mine has worked great.