Would there be a problem if I installed a bidet attachment?
1801912
sorry - not familiar with such an attachment. Best to contact the manufacturer of either the toilet or the attachment.
1801913
If you follow all mfg instructions, I can foresee no problems. But if in doubt, contact American Standard and the mfg of the bidet unit to ensure that you are not damaging the unit or voiding any warranties.
1799186
Make sure to always use a white Teflon seal tape when you connect each pieces of tubings and that includes the metal tubing to the main unit. I am no way an expert at plumbing but this I learned from experience with these bidets. If you are talking about the other circular hole at the back, that is totally closed in my unit.
1441123
I grew up using Dettol handsoap with no problem. Your using should not be a problem.
2039562
I have used mine in my bathroom for a very long time. If you have a sauna type situation then it maybe could be a problem. Maybe you should check with the manufacturer.
1175438
Just purchasing an item will not solve your problem. In order for me to answer your question I need to know a bit more about the flush issue.
1989688
Yes. Installation was a breeze. Make sure you have an electrical outlet near the toilet.
1460907
Yes you can attach the bidet to your faucet and it has a valve at the end that attaches to the faucet which diverts the water to the bidet or let it pass-through. In my experience with this bidet, you should keep the water passthrough most of the time, only when you want to use the bidet, open the faucet and turn the valve to send the water into the bidet. It works wonderful.
1992737
No I haven't had an odor problem or any issue with the supply hose. I'd call the manufacturer. I love my bidet seat and can't imagine not having it.
701805
Some people have done so. I didn't try it, didn't want to take the chance, called in a plumber. You do have to have a licensed electrician install a ground-fault-interrupt (GFI) outlet close to the toilet if you don't already have one.
623548
I had no problem installing it. Since this was my second installation of a different bidet , I wish I got this model first .
563689
I've done that. I haven't had any problem w/ leaks. Usually it remains stuck to the bottom of the toilet if you pull it back up. Just do it carefully.I don't know if Fernco would back that claim though.
1169301
I have a lift-off toilet seat and the seat attaches to two round posts with a flange on the bottom. The posts are wider than the slots in the disks. The flange also would be an issue if if the posts would fit because they wouldn't allow for the bidet to be mounted flush. The slots are only large enough for a standard bolt/post.
1319724
No, your toilet should have the connection already from the wall to the tank. It comes with the hose and a T to bring the water to functioning with the bidet. It's easy to install and I love the results. Get it!
45541
If you have a basic understanding of plumbing and have installed minor items such as a sink faucet or toilet tank float, you should be fine.You must also have patience as it can be a bit time consuming installing the connecting tubing. Take it step by step in the provided instructions and really check your work after each step. Good Luck!
750558
No, you will need 2 holes that used to mount the toilet seat to mount the bidet
719861
All bidet come with t-connector. 1st. turn off water to toilet. Disconnect hose from inlet to toilet. attach t-connect to toilet ( t-connect supplied with bidet.Then attach water hose to t-connector and other end attach to the bidet inlet poly tube. This tube also come with bidet accessaries. one end to t-connector and other end to the bidet water on-0ff switch.
625401
The installation itself is fairly easy, as long as it fits your toilet size. The main issue is to make sure you have a power outlet available near the toilet.