Installation Page
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| Almost Anyone, Who Is Handy With Tools, Can Install Our Bidets Following These Instructions. |
| Step 1 Turn off the toilet supply valve and remove the hose to the toilet tank. |
| Step 2 Install the tee adapter to the toilet supply valve and tighten. If the tee adapter doesn't fit, you will have to install a new valve of the correct size. It is a 3/8" compression fitting. |
| Step 3 If your current hose is old and stiff, replace it, and connect it to the toilet tank and to the tee adapter and tighten. |
| Step 4 Clean the area thoroughly. |
| Step 5 * (See Below) Set the bidet on the toilet, over the holes, and push back all the way. |
| Step 6 Reinsert the seat bolts through the bidet and fasten tightly while making sure the bidet is aligned properly. |
| Step 7 Install the bidet hose to the bidet and to the tee adapter and tighten securely. Turn on the toilet supply valve. Check for any leaks before proceeding. |
| Step 8 Adjust the nozzle. Make sure you don't push the button without something to deflect the water into the toilet. Adjust aim to hit "the spot". Women lean forward to cleanse the vaginal area. |
| * We recommend caulking around the holes and edges of the bidet with silicone caulking. This prevents little boys from spraying unwanted residues under the bidet. It also prevents cleaning products from collecting under the bidet. Silicone caulking can be removed easily if you decide to move the bidet from one toilet to another in the future. |