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For the hand held or the the one inside the toilet. How do you hook up the hose to the water supply. Does it somehow hook up to the sink faucet, and if so, how? I can just see ordering one, and it doesn’t fit the faucet. I want to get one, but none of them explain this. Thanks. C. Van Dyke
Hi Claude
There is a connection that you put on the incoming water to your toilet tank. It’s a splitter so you get water going into the tank and also to the bidet hose. If you want a warm water bidet sprayer the same type of splitter is attached to the incoming hot water to the sink so you can use the sink normally.
Thank you for your instructions for the handheld bidet sprayer bum gun. I’m elderly, handicapped and have very limited movement. I have a very difficult time using toilet paper. I purchased one of these sprayers hoping it will help my bum stay cleaner and not be as difficult for me to use. I guess practice is vital to making this work for me. The first time I used it I ended up with water everywhere which took me 20 minutes to clean up and I didn’t get my bum completely clean. I still had to use toilet paper. Plus the water that came out of the sprayer never got warm. It was just right when I set the water temperature in the sink before I used the bum sprayer. I tried increasing the hot water but the water coming out of the sprayer was still too cold. I have excellent water pressure so that’s not the problem. Have you any suggestions for me? Thank you!
Hi Donna
I wish there were a simple way to help you out. On the first front, it literally is just about practice. Unfortunately, I don’t think these are ideal for people with limited mobility. The seat attachment types that spar water onto you are much better. I don’t know if you want to substitute your sprayer for one of those. If so, you can get a non electric one for around $40 or so. They are easy to install, but if you have limited mobility I suggest getting some help. As far as how to make it warmer, I would check to make sure that the hose is attached correct and that the warm water is actually making it to the sprayer. i suspect that there was an error in the installation.
Sorry I can’t be more of a help!
Denise