can you use the water supply from the toilet
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
1714965
The water supply comes from the water line in the bathroom. The same line that sends water to the sink and toilet.
1359002
Yes. The water comes directly from the wall outlets not the tank water supply.
1861259
Yes, you can. Our plumbers didn't mention any problems with the installation.
167280
Directions come with the bidet. One hose connects to the water flow to the toilet (cold water) and the other hose connects to the hot water supply from your bathroom sink. You actually are replacing the hoses that exist with new hoses and connectors. The connectors allow you to attach the bidet. I had to replace some of my parts (shut off valves; old ones would not shut off ) under my sink but it only cost me about another $30.
999140
Yes, you can; the soap dispenser is not connected in any way to the faucet.
468702
No way, unless you ask for a customed one !!All the Bidet I installed must be on the Left if you are facing the toilet,and you sit and operate by right hand.
1234062
The toilet comes with the water flush valve installed. The water shut-off valve is not a part of the toilet
688056
Yes. It goes on supply line before going into toilet...Easy install..wonderful product!
1890174
I guess you could. You'll need to get a dual-outlet valve in that case. One outlet for your toilet tank and one for the hand bidet... Doesn't sound too hard to maneuver. Good luck
167278
There is a waterline that runs to the tank of your toilet. You simply hook a splitter into that and the hot water is optional. This is located under your sink if you want to use it.
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).
1712336
I have never used this product in the toilet, as I haven't needed to. But, I would thinkthat it would be ok to use another toilet, the pipes are separate from one another, II believe. I hope this helps.
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.
1989687
Yes. You just need to have a GFCI protected outlet within a couple of feet near the toilet. If there is no outlet, I suggested installing one behind the toilet out of sight (making sure there is room to plug in the cord). You can't even see the outlet or the power cord on mine. If this is your first washlet, it will spoil you to all other non-washlet toilets. Be warned!
1502072
It can be connected to any available water line. You may arrange to have a separate hot-water line for connecting to hot water, if it is not easy to connect to hot-water line of wash basin. Even if it is connected to cold water line only, you can use female nozzle as well. I don't have wash basin near to my toilet and hence have connected to cold water line only and its female nozzle is conveniently used. No issues up till now.
368357
The toilet comes with the adapter. You will not need to buy it if you get the same toilet I did.
1312321
You may be able to connect to the sink. Take a look under the sink to see if there are similar hoses/connectors. You may need to buy an adapter to do it, as others have already said. Since your sink is only 2 feet away, you can still probably rinse into the toilet. I've seen this set up on YouTube videos of diaper sprayers, and I guess it's really nice because you can stow the sprayer away in the cabinet out of sight.