Does the sprayed water come from the tank itself or from valve underneath? We use the cleaning bleach tablet in the toilet tank...
1245467
The water comes from the valve not the tank. So I don't think the bleach will be a problem.
1245468
No, the water does not come from the toilet tank, because your connection is piped between your water source and the water that is dispensed into the toilet tank. Your bidet water is just like an extended water faucet hose.
1578144
Steam does not come out if you are not pulling the trigger. The pad however is wet so getting it completely dry isn't really an option unless you put on a new pad. The other day I dropped the cleaner tank and didn't have an issue using it to help clean that up.
227815
I mostly just rinse it out real good now and then. I know they make a cleaning solution for them, but I've never it. If you're only filling it with clean tap or purified water I would just occassionly put some clean water and a small amount of household bleach, like 1/4tsp. at most and swish it around real good, squeeze some out thru the tube and bite valve and then thoroughly rinse it, and you should be good to go.
183439
Most of it is misted inside the exhaust pipe. I run mine for 12+ hours a day and every 3-4 months I need to empty the water from a very small tank on the bottom. It surprised me how small the tank is and how much time goes between needing to empty it from the drain plug. My last unit from a different manufacture also misted but not very efficiently. I had to empty a larger tank weekly.
2075657
With the included spray bottle. Is your question even valid given the information provided about this waterless toilet? If you had to ask, this isn't the toilet for you.
2213044
For me no trick really. I just run water through it, then dump it in a dink full of soapy water, I have a small brush that looks like a toilet bowl cleaner to get all the crevices.
1105968
You can use bleach safely in the bowl. You don't need to; regular toilet cleaners work fine.
2247387
The "blow back problem" is only noticeable if there is water sitting on top of the closed disc(sliding disc/valve) which separates the seat portion from the lower tank portion.That would only be possible if you had let water into the bowl area once the disc is closed after use.As mentioned in my suggestion,I use a dishwasher dispenser bottle to clean the bowl rather than the tank/pump that is attached. Now if you are concerned about blowback when you are disconnecting the lower tank,I can't see that happening if you are dumping out or draining the contents.First of all,the disc valve is closed and the surface has no water on it.Second,you are emptying through the removable cap on the side of the tank not through that plated(disced off)port.That should clear up the question I think.Whenever the toilet is sitting, as used,you open the disc valve slowly of course but without water on it,there is no problem.
1816603
There is a balloon like lining in the tank itself. You fill this with water. As you are cleaning this empties & the dirty water fills in around the outside of the liner. Just dump out the dirty water , rinse & refill. Works great.
1259753
when i replaced my pump, i disassembled the old one. it was one ugly mess in side the tank. i think i would unpluging the pump amd pouring some bleach in one of the unused, caped holes on the top of the tank. let it set for 20 minutes and plug the pump back in and flush the tank. i don't think the pump would be hurt by the bleach if you flush it with clean water. but to take that thing apart and clean it will, will turn your stomach. you then have to get it back together.
1308838
If you are talking about the part where it sprays out. I've just run hot water over it and wipe it off.
852949
I also have the same question. Installed the recall kit and flush performance now sucks. The valve is leaking a little anyway, so I was thinking about replacing the entire tank. Really don't want to have to install the recall kit again. Seems like the manufacturer should have started making new tanks with improvements to prevent the need for the recall kit alterations. If anyone has purchased the new tank, and can confirm that is does or does NOT need the recall kit, please let us know. Thanks.
52262
It is called the bowl freshener tube. The other end clips onto the stand pipe (runover tube). While the tank is filling the water runs into the bowl via the hloes under the rim to help wash the sides of the bowl. If you dont have a round stand pipe overflow , some are cast into the side of the tank, you'll have to improvise a retenton, so that the water will not spray up onto the lid and wet the bathroom floor.
1735968
This product is a 10% hydrochloric acid solution/gel. If your toilet can't handle bleach it likely won't be able to handle hydrochloric acid. That said, it doesn't appear to contain bleach.
1775555
It's more likely your "hose" is a plastic part of the valve, and releases water at the bottom of the tank. I have the same situation... The nozzle releases no water; water travels through the valve and down a plastic arm, to be released at the bottom of the tank. My valve is a Master Mark IV 1B1. I am also trying to figure out if there is a way to get his product to work with my valve.
655480
The toilet bowl refill tube from the tank's fill valve that normally attaches to the overflow pipe is rerouted to the new Flush 'N' Sparkle Toilet Bowl Cleaning System. An additional refill tube provided with the unit goes from the Flush 'N' Sparkle Toilet Bowl Cleaning System to the overflow pipe. The Flush 'N' Sparkle Toilet Bowl Cleaning System hangs on the inside of the toilet tank, not in the water. Therefore, there are no bleach tablets in the tank eating up the rubber parts. The bleach is dispensed as the water passes through the Flush 'N' Sparkle Toilet Bowl Cleaning System from the tank valve to the overflow tube.
306827
It bypass the tank water an goes directly into the bowl water. We have used it consistently for years with no bowl safety issues. Our toilet is always clean and never needs scrubbing.