Handheld Bidet Sprayer Installation and Review

Handheld Bidet Sprayer Installation and Review

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Takeaway: Easy to install, gentle flow and spray, 3-way shutoff valve included, works well with no leaks.

The kits comes with the sprayer nozzle, T-valve splitter, a roll of Teflon tape, sprayer holder, a 60 inch metal hose, a bag of hardware for wall mounting, and an instruction manual. All the components are made of metal with a shiny chrome finish. All the parts feel durable and heady-duty. Inside the valve, the construction is brass. The sprayer has a simple thumb trigger for allowing water flow and the T-valve and both ends of the hose have rubber washers pre-installed in them.

Setting up the bidet is pretty straightforward. You can choose to hook the water line into your sink's cold water line or your toilet tank water line. The holder can be installed over the edge of the toilet tank with the included hook, or you can use the hardware pack and wall mount it instead. Note that the installation goes much easier if you have a flexible water line entering your toilet tank. I had a rigid one which I replaced with a flexible 9" hose that cost me about $4. With the T-valve you an have the toilet tank fill without flow to the bidet by setting the handle in the vertical position. Use the bidet at a 45 degree position, or shut off the water to both lines at the horizontal position. I like that I can shut off the water with the lever rather than having to turn the shutoff valve handle. The water flow from the bidet is quite gentle, and the water tends to be a bit cold. That is dependent on the temperature of the water in your lines. In the winter time, expect it to be colder and perhaps a tad warmer in the summer. The sprayer works well for washing up after doing your business and also for cleaning the toilet as well. It's relatively easy to install and conveniently hangs on the tank or the wall.

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