There is no need to engage a professional to install your bidet toilet seat if you are not comfortable with plumbing. All you will need to be is an adjustable wrench, a screwdriver, a towel and a bucket, and a bidet toilet seat.
Remove the old toilet seat: To unfasten the nuts keeping them in position, you might have to reach below the toilet. Certain toilet seat mounting bolts are integrated within the seat and do not need removal of the “top.” Flip the seat off once the nuts and bolts have been removed. To make room for your newest bidet seat, clean the rim.
Turn off your toilet’s water supply: Look behind your toilet, near to the floor, for the toilet shut-off valve. A supply hose must be connected to a water supply pipe on the wall from the bottom of your toilet tank. This is the shut-off valve for your toilet. Turn the shut-off valve on the toilet clockwise until it stops.
Connect the T-Valve to the current supply line for your toilet: A “T-valve” is a T-shaped valve. Because the majority of the components in this phase should be composed of plastic, hand-tightening should suffice. Any metal fittings may be loosened using your tool. Remove the supply pipe from the toilet tank’s bottom.
T-bottom connection: There will be a tiny quantity of water, so bring your bucket and towel. Attach the T-valve to the toilet tank’s bottom, where the supplying hose was previously connected. Reconnect the supply hose to the T-bottom. valve’s
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The bidet toilet seat should be attached to the toilet: Install the supplied mounting bolts via the bolt holes and tighten the nuts below the rim. These nuts and bolts may be metal rather than plastic, depending on your bidet seat. Utilize your wrench and/or screwdriver if this is the case. Slide the bidet seat towards the rear of the toilet onto the mounting plate until it snaps into place.
Connect the water supply to the bidet seat: The water supply hose for your bidet seat will be separate. So, Connect one end of this hose to the T-remaining Valve’s aperture.
Connect the other end of the bidet hose to the bidet seat’s side connector. Make sure that all of the hose connections are secure. Now it is time to re-open the shut-off valve you closed previously.