How to Install a Bidet

A Bidet requires different install, dependent on the type of bidet you have purchased. With most bidets, you will easily be able to understand the instructions provided when you receive your bidet. Some Bidets require little mechanical knowledge and skill to install by using tools as simple as regular pliers, while others require more advanced installation. Please follow instructions included in your Bidet.

Bidets that are sold as an attachment for your current toilet, can be installed in as little as 10 minutes, pendant on the situation. Standalone large bidets, will take significantly more time, depending on your skill and aptitude in doing such installs.

Once you have installed the bidet, you may want to clean the bidet for the first time. Any bathroom disinfecting cleaner should work. Just spray and wipe! Quite simple, and is the same as cleaning your toilet.

Regards,
Michael Kralj

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