Prevents and treats hemorrhoids/piles/fissures. COMMON QUESTIONS
Where does the bidet get it's water source
The bidet taps off the clean water supply that feeds the toilet tank. Imagine you have the urge to drop one. You rush to the bathroom pull your pants off and sit down on the toilet. Now it comes to the dreaded task of cleaning up. The part you hate most. You reach for the toilet paper and
imagine the nasty bit of business you are about to do when you realize that you have a bidet installed right where you are sitting. You turn the dial of the bidet attachment and a stream of water gushes up into your butt, washing it, ridding your butt of all the doo doo. You use toilet paper and wipe dry without a single brown mark appearing on the toilet paper. You ask yourself why you hadn't thought of getting one much earlier and think of how much money and time you're saving. Are bidets suitable for systems using septic tanks? Absolutely. Bidets are a great way to reduce the loads on septic tanks and general sewerage. By reducing the toilet paper consumption by up to 80% you decrease the load on your septic tank and reduce the number of times you need to get your septic tank emptied in turn saving you money. Is it suitable for persons who suffer from hemorrhoids/piles and fissures? There is nothing worse than having a painful butt and still having to wipe it with toilet paper. Along with the pain comes an awful smell that humiliates you around your peers. This painful, itchy, stinky thorn in your butt stands no chance with a bidet. The bidet ensures that the butt area is thoroughly cleaned without having to suffer through wiping with toilet paper. Just gently dab area dry with toilet paper after cleaning with the bidet and reduce your healing period by almost half. In cases of fissures it ensures that the area remains clean and prevents infections while reducing the inflammation in the area. These units in conjunction with a high fiber diet decreases your chances of getting hemorrhoids by more than 90%. What are the water pressure requirements? We recommend a medium to high water pressure system. Others have reported successful operation at lower water pressure too. Can I do this installation myself? This is the fun part. This device was designed for an easy DIY installation. Simply
1.) Turn off the water supply
2.) Flush the toilet to drain the water from the tank.
3.) Remove the toilet seat, attach bidet and replace toilet seat on bidet attachment.
4.) Remove the toilet tank hose from the toilet tank, attach T-Adapter, attach supplied hose to T-adapter and other end to bidet and re-attach toilet tank hose.
5.) Turn your water supply on and you're ready to go! Do these bidets come with a warranty? Each bidet comes standard with a 1 year manufacturing warranty. Please note that this does not include accidental breakage or incorrect usage and installation. Are these units fit for feminine hygiene? All our bidets come standard with a second nozzle for feminine hygiene. This will prevent you from having you use wet wipes in your most sensitive areas and will ensure that you feel fresh after each spray. It is recommended to use this function to prevent and treat UTI's and yeast infections and to stay fresh during your monthlies and even after sex. Do bidet attachments save water? YES! The toilet uses approximately 7 to 10 litres of water in a single flush. Excess toilet paper clogs the toilet sometimes requiring 2 to 3 flushes. When using this bidet with aerated nozzles, the average person uses 500ml to 750ml to clean the affected area and only one dab of toilet paper to dry. This in turn saves saves 7 to 10 litres of water on that extra flush. Does water clean better than toilet paper? This is a resounding YES! There is no doubt that water cleans better than toilet paper. Think of it as a hose pipe to a muddy car. Our bidets are guaranteed to spray all the mud off your bottom and ensure that if you use it correctly you will no longer have brown marks on your toilet paper. Bidets do their part in reducing the impact on forests by reducing your toilet paper usage by up to 100%.
