does this hook up to the same water line that fills the tank? thanks
641360
Yes it does. Very simple T connection comes with it, a line will go to the bidet and another will go to the tank. It is great
641361
yes there is a fitting provided that diverts the tank fill supply line when the bidet is flowing
641362
Yes, it does hook up to the same water line. The provide a T adapter for the purpose. You disconnect the original water line to the tank and insert this T that has one in and two outs. One of the outs goes to the water tank and the other one to the Biobidet.
641363
Hi sassysuzie,Yes, that is correct! The BB-70 comes with a 3-way T-valve that allows it to tap into the same water line that fills your toilet tank. It is a very easy and quick installation process!
2053184
Yes. It hooks up to faucet at sink. Turn water on for suction and water from tank will be drained into sink. Flip lever at faucet and fresh water can be returned to tank from faucet. I love how it works. PS- Use caution with water heaters and temperature sensative fish. Make sure to unplug heater 30 minutes prior to draining and never totally drain tank unless truly necessary. Leave at least 25% of old water to help maintain ph balance and keep fish healthy. I usually only drain half of my 30 gallon tank. Refill using water conditioner that takes chlorine out of tap water. I've learned lessons the hard way. Hope this keeps you (or others reading this) from fish troubles.
1787269
Yes it does. I bought the 75-foot unit. It worked two times, then it leaked all over.
543973
Hi Matthew. Yes - it hooks up right to the water that's already in your home or office. It comes with the installation kit and instructions. You can see more on our company website. Thanks.
1962512
Yes it does. I have mine connected to a sump pump but you can use it either way.
1729482
If the tank won't fill, but water flows out of the faucet, then you did not hook up the water correctly. You connected it to the tank outlet/faucet, instead of the tank inlet. Best of luck! The written instructions worked perfectly for me.
1750091
Yes it does, great pump I have used mine regularly for over a year with no issues.
384552
No, since I use it to fill the tank it gets fresh water before going back in the garage ( where its stored)
2053182
Yes. It hooks up to faucet at sink. Turn water on for suction and water from tank will be drained into sink. Flip lever at faucet and fresh water can be returned to tank from faucet. I love how it works. PS- Use caution with water heaters and temperature sensative fish. Make sure to unplug heater 30 minutes prior to draining and never totally drain tank unless truly necessary. Leave at least 25% of old water to help maintain ph balance and keep fish healthy. I usually only drain half of my 30 gallon tank. Refill using water conditioner that takes chlorine out of tap water. I've learned lessons the hard way. Hope this keeps you (or others reading this) from fish troubles. Yes. It hooks up to faucet at sink. Turn water on for suction and water from tank will be drained into sink. Flip lever at faucet and fresh water can be returned to tank from faucet. I love how it works. PS- Use caution with water heaters and temperature sensative fish. Make sure to unplug heater 30 minutes prior to draining and never totally drain tank unless truly necessary. Leave at least 25% of old water to help maintain ph balance and keep fish healthy. I usually only drain half of my 30 gallon tank. Refill using water conditioner that takes chlorine out of tap water. I've learned... » Read More Yes. It hooks up to faucet at sink. Turn water on for suction and water from tank will be drained into sink. Flip lever at faucet and fresh water can be returned to tank from faucet. I love how it works. PS- Use caution with water heaters and temperature sensative fish. Make sure to unplug heater 30 minutes prior to draining and never totally drain tank unless truly necessary. Leave at least 25% of old water to help maintain ph balance and keep fish healthy. I usually only drain half of my 30 gallon tank. Refill using water conditioner that takes chlorine out of tap water. I've learned lessons the hard way. Hope this keeps you (or others reading this) from fish troubles. « Show Less
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I don't remember, but if it plugs the hole than that has to go since water needs to be able to flow into the tank
541242
I do not know, you can remove your tank cover and look at the fill unit, then compare it with the flow master.
276978
NO! This is an air pump. You plug it in and attach a clear tubing to it, and this tubing goes into the tank.
2259947
No, the plastic tubing and the unit fittings are integrated. This replaced another similar unit, so the cold water line was already tapped--no fittings involved. I've been pleased with the unit, the faucet is higher quality than you sometimes find with these things, and so far it just works. Haven't changed out the filter yet, but it looks pretty easy.
907687
Yes. After filling the tank and inserting it into the base, water will fill the base.
779496
No. Just make sure that your tub (I assume that is your source in the bathroom) has no more water than the aquarium. It will fill the aquarium and stop when the water level in the tub drops below the pickup line (l.5" more or less).
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Yes it does. I've been using mine for a couple of weeks and I'm really liking. It has great water pressure despite the filtration process.
1816605
YES, in a manner of speaking it does use the same tank. The clean water, with cleaning solution, is in a bladder inside the tank, as it is applied, the bladder gets smaller and the dirty water fills the same tank totally separate from the original clean water. It works perfect!