Assertion: bidet's water | /r/HasProperty | cold
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text: Some add-on bidets use cold water only.
text: Bidets are plumbed separately from the toilet and use both hot and cold water, allowing you to adjust the temperature of the fixture to your preference.
text: The bidets we tested will heat cold water
text: Actually, if you live in the states where climate is warm year round, having a bidet that only has cold water will be fine.
text: If the water is too hot or too cold, readjust the temperature knob until it's perfect.
text: Because a tank water heating system heats the water before the wash starts, once the hot water is gone, the bidet uses cold water for the rest of the wash.
text: If your bidet is offering you different spraying strengths, then you are going to get the cleanliness that you seek regardless of how hot, warm or cold the water actually is.
text: Here you need to see, if your bidet is only for cold water you are good to go but if it is for both cold and hot water you will need two pipe attachments.
text: Here you need to see, if your bidet is only for cold water you are good to go but if it is for both cold and hot water you will need two pipe attachments.
text: The slightly more expensive model comes with a hot water line attachment, and as long as there’s a sink nearby you should be able to regulate how hot or cold the water is.
text: Most budget-bidets (and even some expensive bidets) run on cold water, which isn’t great if you live in a cold environment.
text: Other standalone bidets use only cold water.