how do I get hot water to toilet? sink 12' from toilet.
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In my experience, you don't really need hot water. So little water is used that you usually just get room temperature water from both the hot and cold, and that is not uncomfortable. If you really want hot water you need to find some compatible tubing to extend the tubing that comes with the kit.
237769
Hi Harry, You have probably already have your answer, but I'll add my 2 cents. My sink in across the room from the toilet, so I couldn't really run a hot water line. I have a cold only connection and I haven't found that I have had any trouble with the temp., even here in Minnesota. If you can run a plastic or copper water line from the sink without crossing a walking space, it will work, but you will have to run the bidet a while for the heated water to reach it. I know that's not really a good solution, but short of hiring a plumber it's the best you can do. I hope this helped.
237770
Depends where you live. In Florida you don't need hot water. Up north run a half inch pipe close to regular connection, buy a splitter if its not included in kit, plus shut of valve, pay attention to what you doing and its not complicated to finish in half hour.
237771
Go to the manufacturer's web site. They sell accessories, including extra long tubing. Their customer support is very good.
368359
It comes with a 12" adapter, as you can find in the instructions on pg4 (http://www.totousa.com/Portals/0/ProductDownloads/0GU003Z_TOILET_1.6_GPF_IM.pdf). 12" is the normal offset. If your installation calls for a 14" offset, you can order this optional adapter, TSU03W.14 UniFit -14" Rough-In.
5792
What does this mean. The drain has to be at least 12" from the back wall? If so is this from the center of the pipe? Thanks
1946169
Get a T converter from hardware store. Hookup the input to hot water hose, one output to the sink hot water, the second output to the bidet's plastic hose. I ran the hose through the wall to connect to the bidet. The hot water hose included with the bidet is around 10ft long would be enough. Good luck.
1019882
Hi it need to be put in the water line and plugged in. Should be done by a plumber
1714964
You can get the cold water from the toilet supply line. This kit provides a T so you can tap into it. Also if your vanity sink is close to toilet this kit provides large enough amount of tubing two get both hot and cold from vanity sink. This product is great had mine for over a year now
771367
If you have a sink with a hot water supply line within a few feet of the toilet, the included hardware and supply hose should be sufficient to run the hot water from the sink to the toilet. If you do not have hot water anywhere in the same room as the toilet, it would probably be best to buy a cold water-only model (assuming you don't wish to incur the expense of having a plumber install a new hot water line in the room).
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I tapped into sink hot water (after drilling hole in part supplied). I have yet to use the hot water since it takes to long for the hot water to reach the area, clean is clean hot water or cold. WJ
495223
if you want instant hot water you need a valve at every sink. Our house has about a 60' run. I only installed 1 valve at the farthest point. The other sinks before it get hot pretty quick now but not as fast as the valved one.
848305
If your hot/cold water valve(s) is enclosed (say, under the sink in a cabinet) then you will need to drill a small hole for the tubing to reach it inside. Other than that, nothing drastic. Just be sure it's a 2-piece toilet. The unit didn't fit our old 1-piece American Standard toilet.
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It comes with a 12" adapter, as you can find in the instructions on pg4 (http://www.totousa.com/Portals/0/ProductDownloads/0GU003Z_TOILET_1.6_GPF_IM.pdf). 12" is the normal offset.If your installation calls for a 14" offset, you can order this optional adapter, TSU03W.14 UniFit -14" Rough-In.
1693316
You have not gone wrong. The toilet is a BAD DESIGN. I fought a loosing battle for 12 years, trying to stop the leaking and trying to clear the swirling water of the sewage. I hope you have more luck getting it to work than I had.
225548
Estimate the height you want then identify the intake hoses position. They're 2ft long. Your water supply pipes should be within 12 inches of your unit hoses. Giving you 12 inches of hose to work with. Avoid kinks in the hoses.you can also swap out the hoses for longer ones if needed. Theyre standard
880080
the water that goes from your standard home water hookup directly into your toilet tank is simply diverted to the spigot instead by means of a plastic tube, so, no. You might devise something in your home water delivery system to deliver hot water to your toilet tank which could then be diverted to the sink positive
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This unit is easy. Loosen the seat and lift it off. Place the adjustable arm across the rear of the bowl, where the seat screws will hold both the seat and the unit. Replace the seat and tighten down the screws which will hold both the seat and the unit in place. Now attach the water feed tube to the water supply. It is advisable to purchace a three way shut off valve at your local hardware store. These valves supply water to the toilet and have a third opening for a tube attachment. That's it. Saves a lot on toilet paper and is beneficial if you have a septic system.
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It is easy. That's not to say you don't need tools. At minimum, you need some channel locks or a cresent wrench. Simply (1) turn off the water at the toilet, (2) disconnect the supply line from the valve and the toilet, (3) connect the bitet to the valve and the toilet. Ta Da! There will be a bit of water spill to clean up from what was in the supply line, but that isn't a lot of water.
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You need a sink nearby. A T adapter and a few feet of PU tubing are included for hot water connection. I also need to drill a hole on my sink cabinet for the tube to go through.