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Question: Can you alternate the side that the control panel is on. My toilet sits too close to the wall on the left side for the 3.75 inch protrusion.
Document: The first to catch my attention was model MB-210, which came with hot and cold water control. Having a hot water during Winter time is very pleasant to have, however, after having the thought go through my head, I realized it can only be use for toilet near a sink. I don't see any problem boring a small hole through the side of a cabinet sink near the wall for a water line.
As a "plus size" individual, I find that the placement of the controls is too close to the toilet seat. The operation of the controls was difficult to manage and led to a leaky unit after only a few uses.I had better luck with a different type of unit operating on similar principles. The controls were mounted on the wall, away from the toilet seat, and there are fewer parts to break. So far, no leaking, and the installation was much easier.
Once the supply line was properly fixed, the bidet install took less than a half-hour, and it works like a charm! A word to the wise: Check your supply line for the toilet where you intend to install this, and ensure that it will accommodate a new flexible supply line tube between the cut-off valve and the toilet (it has a 3/8 inch compression connection at the cut-off valve - the flexible supply tube is included in this kit).
But this turned to be very easy. The bidet mounts to the toilet seat, and it looks great. It took me about 15 minutes to get it installed and working. It works perfectly. The water pressure can be a little high but you can easily control it on the side. And it is directed at the right spot! No worry at all from the cold water. It is quite refreshing.My wife just loves it. I have been telling my friends all about it.
?....GUY PEE splashing everywhere it shouldn't! Hey! I don't wanna hear no complaints! This is the Real World!NOTE: All other screws were new and untouched by corrosion, because there are no other screws over the toilet bowl area, only under the control panel, which is totaly out of harm's way!Look, you gotta understand, these products are brand new, never before on the market!I'm glad they designed and build these for the average Joe's pocketbook!
The bidet is remarkably effective and you come away spotlessly clean. It takes a week or so to learn the best techniques, e.g., slight tilt sideways, back & forth, etc.3) Cold vs Warm water:  This bidet hooks up to your cold water outlet on the wall. You could run a longer flexible hose to a hot water connection if your sink was adjacent to the toilet.
We recently traveled abroad and noticed that all of the toilets in the countries we visited had this type of bidet water spout built right into the toilet with the control knob built into the wall. And every time we used these modern toilets we were reminded how much easier, cleaner and sanitary they are compared to the expensive and inconvenient wet wipes we both have often used at home in the U.S. just to try to feel clean.
I only have to turn the knob a very small amount for normal use; if I turn it all the way up it easily hits the wall on the other side of the bathroom! If you have kids, they'll probably get a kick out of playing with this, but you won't enjoy mopping up after them.
The Vi110 is made of a better grade of plastic and has a metal flexible hose that connects the bidet to the cold water pipe, instead of the flemsy rubber tube that comes with the MB110. Installation for the Vi110 took literally a minute; it works great, doesn't leak, and while I think it makes the toilet look funny (since the control panel is so colorful), everyone else seems to think it enhances the look of the toilet (if that's even possible, lol).
The supply line from the valve on the wall to this unit is in the package and is quality braided steel. You may not need this line but if you do it's nice to have. Easy to install and no leaks. I have installed these units on three different brands of toilets with four different seats. The two in my house are American Standard. My friend's was a Kohler. I believe my daughter's is a Glacier Bay. This bidet doesn't raise the seat more than about 1/4 inch.
Answer: yes