Can you use this with a non-electronic hot/cold bidet?
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I found it to be less than satisfactory in regards to heating water for much of anything... I ended up using it as a Point of Use booster on a existing hotwater line after Plumbing a hotwater line to the point where. I had purchased this unit for originally. I hope that gives you enough info to come to a conclusion.
1151633
I don't see why not. Its uses a plug. Will it heat the entire bathroom? With the bathroom door closed and a few hours sure
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.
177516
Yes, I have used this with cold and hot water and it works great with both!
499103
I don't see why not. It is based on ground water temp and flow rate. I live in SWFL and the ground water temp is 65 degrees which gives me a flow rate of 2. I only use it for one outside shower and that has been more than sufficient to have hot water non-stop. It actually might be too strong for your use because you say your water temp is 70 - 140 (very hot). You should consult a professional plumber perhaps about your current system and they may be able to add a solar panel and adjust your water temp - might be cheaper.
880079
The temperature of the water coming out of th faucet will be whatever you have the toilet plumbed for. Typically this is cold water, but I suppose you could run hot water to your toilet, althought this would increase your energy consumption and costs.
771368
My husband tapped into a hot water line within 5 or so feet. I'd read one review about a bidet with no hot water that the user was happy with. We have well water (55 degrees) so it's a little uncomfortable without the hot water. Since I've gotten used to mine, I'd rather have cold than none at all. Good luck,
632172
If you can remove the seat via screws, you can attach the bidet. If you can't, then you can't.
893176
I'm not sure, but I don't think so. The bidet need to be fixed to the toilet using the toilet seat. Thank you for asking.
1361453
Yes, you can still use the basin tap for other uses. There is a diverter switch you push when you want to use the handheld bidet. It will stay on until you flip it back to the normal position. I've had mine for several weeks now and have been very happy with it and amazed with how much versatility it's given me, using it over the tub to wash out buckets, etc. No more sore back from leaning down under the tub faucet. The steel hose is long, which is convenient but also a little bulky to store. It appears to be excellent quality.
2252825
No. That would require an input for both hot and cold water lines. This has only one input.
1292511
I already have hot and cold water and it can be mixed.I don't think the panel itself can warm it up.
857098
I don't see why not. I hooked it up to my gas connection that I had coming in my bathroom. The bathroom door is always open. I use it in the daytime, then I use an electric one at nighttime because I close my bedroom door (bathroom and bedroom next to each other) just to be on the safe side. Hope this is helpful.
73867
I think it can certainly be used for that (AND you'll surely appreciate the "bidet" feature, too!) . The spray pressure is adjustable and can be pretty strong, if you have good water pressure; prolly good for big or smaller messes. I've also seen a plastic clip screen that people use/make, to "contain" the over-spray. Haven't tried it in that way, tho.
1034865
yes. just be sure to flush system completely . no water or regular coolent is used with this product.
1292513
I already have hot and cold water and it can be mixed. I don't think the panel itself can warm it up.
2091835
Yes, that is what I do. Being sprayed with freezing cold water certainly wakes you up but isn't necessarily comfortable. I just turn it to the "Clean Nozzle" feature until it warms up and then switch it to Bidet Mode. It only takes a couple of seconds.