Thank you. I feel confident I can do this. My problem is in my one bathroom it is very tight so I will have to work a little harder but at least I know what to do.
You have to make sure your toilet supply lines and t-valve have washers in it (sometimes the washers of the supply line are worn out and for the t-valve they are provided separately in the packaging which you have to insert). The threads have to match exactly when tightening the t-valve to the toilet and the supply line to the t-valve. I have never used Teflon and never failed on me.
Haha, yeah I just had to reinstal twice after the original instal. First a leak at the T Junction and then at the toilet port. Not a drop after the third attempt though. Just make sure you apply quality tape and some waterproof lube to all joints that leak.
If you turn the main valve which is near your supply line it will stop the water to both bidet and the tank but if you switch off the valve on the splitter the tank will still fill, it will only switch off the bidet. Hope that helps
Great video, thank you! A question, my toilet tank does not have the water hose attached at the bottom of the tank, like the most common ones. Instead, it goes all the way up and inside the tank. I will need to attach the spray hose to the other end (the one that comes out of the floor on your video, out of the wall in my case). Do you know if I can get a diverter or something that would allow me to do that?
No this one is only for cold water. If you would like hot water too, you will have to have a receptacle near the toilet as those bidets do need a power source.
We have been using Brondell CleanSpa Hand Held Bidet for over 4 years now and working perfectly fine. There are cheap ones also available on Amazon but not sure how long do they last. www.homedepot.ca/product/brondell-cleanspa-luxury-hand-held-bidet/1001157746
Very easy to follow. But by looking at the toilet seat, I can't understand what measurement of hose we would need. Some of them are selling 7/8 and others are 1/2.
3/8th inch compression to 7/8th inch ballcock nut supply is the standard for toilet supply lines. You can use your existing toilet supply lines. For the bidet its just an additional T-valve which has to be installed. So your 7/8th inch nut will go into the T-valve and then the other end will screw on to your toilet fill valve which is coming out from the tank.
There is no difference, same company. One has a button which you need to push to get the water and then push it from the other side to stop and the other model has a lever which needs to be kept pushed in order to get the water.
The sprayer holder hook can be wall mounted or can be clipped to the toilet tank. If yours broke contact the customer support and the manufacturer will send you a replacement.
Is the t-valve one size fits all or are there different ones for different toilets? I want to get a bidet online but I’m worried if it’ll fit my toilet or not
Yes for the houses built after the 1970's the toilet supply lines are standard, with a 3/8th inch compression at one end and 7/8th inch ballcock nut at the end which will thread into the T-valve and then the other end of the T-valve in your toilet. The bidet hose will connect to the other opening of the T-valve.
Do you leave the valve on, in the directions mine says to turn it off every time but that's a headache having to reach behind the toilet every time to turn it on
I installed these in three bathrooms but water in flush tank keeps running. Though it doesn’t go in flush. After each use have to close the base valve. Also it doubled my water bill. Now going to remove these.
Please remove the tank and check your fill valve. Maybe the float turned towards the back of the tank and its not lifting with the water and the water is running through the overflow pipe into your toilet bowl.
The V-valve is same for all the bidets. The one we use is www.homedepot.ca/product/brondell-cleanspa-luxury-hand-held-bidet/1001157746?eid=PS_GOOGLE_D00_Corporate_GGL_Shopping_PLA_All-Products_All%20Products__PRODUCT_GROUP_pla-297623692777&gad_source=1&gclid=CjwKCAiArfauBhApEiwAeoB7qNxo82oaFwdcLc44HDrJsN5GpkCn8E0GVB2usAp121JrwtG1A1DW0RoCLY4QAvD_BwE&gclsrc=aw.ds
Yes you can install at a rental property and in offices but please make sure you are informing the building property management in advance and taking permission (if required) as per building rules.
Yes the water will be cold. There are bidets available which have a hot water option as well but for that you would either need a hot water inlet supply near your toilet or a receptacle to power your bidet.
Some bidets have a small strainer washer, check if yours have. If not would advise to buy a good quality to Bidet. www.homedepot.ca/product/brondell-cleanspa-luxury-hand-held-bidet/1001157746?eid=PS_GOOGLE_D00_Corporate_GGL_Shopping_PLA_All-Products_All+Products__PRODUCT_GROUP_pla-297623692777&gad_source=1&gclid=CjwKCAiArfauBhApEiwAeoB7qNxo82oaFwdcLc44HDrJsN5GpkCn8E0GVB2usAp121JrwtG1A1DW0RoCLY4QAvD_BwE&gclsrc=aw.ds
Yes only cold water. If you want hot, there is different type of bidets available, either you have to have a plug near the toilet seat or a separate hot water line near the toilet.
Yes the water is cold, there are bidets which comes with hot water option as well but you would either need a receptacle close to the toilet or should have a hot water inlet to the toilet.
@take_two_vlogs Hi! I've got the exact same model as the one you're demonstrating. I've had one problem though. The pressure drops if you keep it running for more than a few seconds. Any suggestions?
@@take_two_vlogs Hi! I've got the exact same model as the one you're demonstrating. I've had one problem though. The pressure drops if you keep it running for more than a few seconds. Any suggestions?
@@take_two_vlogs When you were unboxing, the bidet handle looked different from the one in the video. After the installation, are you showing two different styles of the bidet head? In the unboxing video, there is a button-style head, but afterward, you show a different style without a button-just a handheld water sprayer. I am confused.
That's a T-valve adapter. Maybe it was missing from the box. Buy it from Home depot www.homedepot.ca/product/brondell-cleanspa-luxury-hand-held-bidet/1001157746
You can find this bidet in Home Depot but other types are also available on Amazon. www.homedepot.ca/product/brondell-cleanspa-luxury-hand-held-bidet/1001157746?rrec=true
Just installed it but when I turn on main water there’s random leakage, especially from the top of the original tube in the toilet. What do I do? It’s impossible to reach into that little crevice. Do I just dissemble and put on plumbers tape? I’ve tightened all of them as much as possible
@@devthapa1717 yes just make sure every single little component is tightened to the maximum, in my case it was a pre-existing plastic part on the tube that I had to tighten manually
I did. However, there was a leak from toilet connector. It was leaking with high pressure. Probably the connector was old and washer. Changed the toilet tank connector. Working perfectly now. Thank you 😊
Yes a shower hose should work. Never tried it but the adapters look the same. Check the below link. www.homedepot.ca/product/craftx-72-inch-polished-chrome-handshower-hose/1001800941
Sorry what do you mean by an automatic bidet? There is no bidet in the market as of now, that will sense that someone is sitting and start spraying automatically. I guess you are referring to seat bidet in which you have to turn the knob and adjust your bum for the sprayer to clean
What a great idea! And a heck of a way to wake me up in the morning - a shot of cold water to my undercarriage! Thanks for sharing xxx
😂😂
Thank you. I feel confident I can do this. My problem is in my one bathroom it is very tight so I will have to work a little harder but at least I know what to do.
Spray first WD-40 and wait for 5mins then you can unscrew it.
Thank You Bidde 😂
Very Useful Video ❤
Thank you ser,now I know how to install already
Thanks guys I done it👍really helpful video 👊 love from 🇬🇧
Just installed mine! I'm new in Canada with a new home and I like your DIY channel. Subscribing!
Are u with a kid. mine is 4 yesrs do u have info about school
Thank you so much for making the western toilet half as hygienic
Just make India hygienic, problem solved
Easy. Thanks.
Thanks..you made it look so simple and easy to install
Glad it helped
Thank you so much love from Canada ❤
You guys are life savers 🙏🏼
Thank you so much, you was a hero😂
Thank you, I think I can do this!
Great clip mate thanks my project in the morning😢
Good luck!
didnt mention the loosening here is clockwise and not couner clokwise ..very inmportant
Thank you for sharing.
Hi. What size is the T valve? I want to know the thread size. Whether its 7/8? Or can you share a link of the bidet that you purchased?
Thanks a ton for sharing . 🙏🏽👍
Lovely
Thank you
Thank you so much....I will now be able to try it ....u made it look so simple....subscribing your channel....to learn more
Thank you ❤❤❤❤❤
Thank for sharing video
Thanks for the nice and detailed tutorial. i will give a try if i get option to install bidet.
Thanks for sharing
Thank you!
You make it look so easy. I cannot get mine installed without leakage 😢
You have to put teflon
You have to make sure your toilet supply lines and t-valve have washers in it (sometimes the washers of the supply line are worn out and for the t-valve they are provided separately in the packaging which you have to insert). The threads have to match exactly when tightening the t-valve to the toilet and the supply line to the t-valve. I have never used Teflon and never failed on me.
Did you just hand tight the Metallic nut of the T-valve?
Great instructions! Thank you!
Haha, yeah I just had to reinstal twice after the original instal. First a leak at the T Junction and then at the toilet port. Not a drop after the third attempt though. Just make sure you apply quality tape and some waterproof lube to all joints that leak.
Can you tell me sis from where i can order this handheld sprayer. Please suggest
Thank you so much
I’ve over tightened it, what do I do!???
where did you buy the bidet from ? if online , can i have he link please
Bought it from Home Depot - www.homedepot.ca/product/brondell-cleanspa-luxury-hand-held-bidet/1001157746
Thanks!
Thanks.
Thank you
This was a really good DIY
If I could recommend the wall mount do not use the plastic hanger, it snaps easily
Just drill it into the wall
That is one of the reasons we do not wall mount, we hang it in the toilet tank with the mount provided.
Very easy and well explained with demo thank you 😊
when you turn the valve, does it stop the water going into the tank and only through the bidet pipe?
If you turn the main valve which is near your supply line it will stop the water to both bidet and the tank but if you switch off the valve on the splitter the tank will still fill, it will only switch off the bidet. Hope that helps
Great video, thank you! A question, my toilet tank does not have the water hose attached at the bottom of the tank, like the most common ones. Instead, it goes all the way up and inside the tank. I will need to attach the spray hose to the other end (the one that comes out of the floor on your video, out of the wall in my case). Do you know if I can get a diverter or something that would allow me to do that?
Hi, you can connect with us on Instagram and I can help you out
Brilliant
Thank you so much. 👍👍👍
Welcome 😊
Thanks you Bhaiya ji, love from California.
And how do you use it in the winter with icy cold water? LOL
Hose to clean the boond 👍 no lotta needed 🎉
Can it be used in Winter ? Does it support hot water ?
No this one is only for cold water. If you would like hot water too, you will have to have a receptacle near the toilet as those bidets do need a power source.
Great video! Do we need any accessories other than the washer to stop leakage?
No other accessories needed, just make sure you thread the adapter and the hose properly.
Does this have a backflow installed?
Hey, thank you so much for this detailed video! Question: what is the size of the wrench you used?
Its an adjustable crescent wrench. You can find it in any hardware store
That is great job 👍🏻What is the name of bidet brand that you have installed? Did you purchased it online?
We have been using Brondell CleanSpa Hand Held Bidet for over 4 years now and working perfectly fine. There are cheap ones also available on Amazon but not sure how long do they last.
www.homedepot.ca/product/brondell-cleanspa-luxury-hand-held-bidet/1001157746
Very easy to follow. But by looking at the toilet seat, I can't understand what measurement of hose we would need. Some of them are selling 7/8 and others are 1/2.
I mean I can't understand the connection size.
3/8th inch compression to 7/8th inch ballcock nut supply is the standard for toilet supply lines. You can use your existing toilet supply lines. For the bidet its just an additional T-valve which has to be installed. So your 7/8th inch nut will go into the T-valve and then the other end will screw on to your toilet fill valve which is coming out from the tank.
The one you opened is clean spa and installed one did not have button on bidet. Any difference ? Yeah looks easy can be DIY with your video help.
There is no difference, same company. One has a button which you need to push to get the water and then push it from the other side to stop and the other model has a lever which needs to be kept pushed in order to get the water.
Any inputs on how to fix sprayer holder hook...mine broken and hand held sprayer is falling off hook
The sprayer holder hook can be wall mounted or can be clipped to the toilet tank. If yours broke contact the customer support and the manufacturer will send you a replacement.
Is the t-valve one size fits all or are there different ones for different toilets? I want to get a bidet online but I’m worried if it’ll fit my toilet or not
Yes for the houses built after the 1970's the toilet supply lines are standard, with a 3/8th inch compression at one end and 7/8th inch ballcock nut at the end which will thread into the T-valve and then the other end of the T-valve in your toilet. The bidet hose will connect to the other opening of the T-valve.
I didn't get a t-valve with my hose😮
Do you leave the valve on, in the directions mine says to turn it off every time but that's a headache having to reach behind the toilet every time to turn it on
Yes we leave our valve on, unless we are out for a couple of weeks.
Could you suggest some online shops from where to order the exect bidet & converter?
We got ours Costco but the same exact is also available in Home Depot www.homedepot.ca/product/brondell-cleanspa-luxury-hand-held-bidet/1001157746
i stay in ireland an it completely different than the canada one so could please me
I installed these in three bathrooms but water in flush tank keeps running. Though it doesn’t go in flush. After each use have to close the base valve. Also it doubled my water bill. Now going to remove these.
Please remove the tank and check your fill valve. Maybe the float turned towards the back of the tank and its not lifting with the water and the water is running through the overflow pipe into your toilet bowl.
Can I install this bidet sprayer on a toilet with concealed cistern?
Yes you can but it will be a bit difficult, as everything is located at the back.
CAn u suggest the specs for the bidet plz...its difficult to find the right size of the t valve...
The V-valve is same for all the bidets. The one we use is www.homedepot.ca/product/brondell-cleanspa-luxury-hand-held-bidet/1001157746?eid=PS_GOOGLE_D00_Corporate_GGL_Shopping_PLA_All-Products_All%20Products__PRODUCT_GROUP_pla-297623692777&gad_source=1&gclid=CjwKCAiArfauBhApEiwAeoB7qNxo82oaFwdcLc44HDrJsN5GpkCn8E0GVB2usAp121JrwtG1A1DW0RoCLY4QAvD_BwE&gclsrc=aw.ds
Dear can we install it at any Rental Property? Or offices? Please acknowledge and reply...
Yes you can install at a rental property and in offices but please make sure you are informing the building property management in advance and taking permission (if required) as per building rules.
Is the water cold?
Yes the water will be cold. There are bidets available which have a hot water option as well but for that you would either need a hot water inlet supply near your toilet or a receptacle to power your bidet.
My mine stopped working after just few months of using. When I open the head, there is water flow, not seeing obstruction. Any advice plz.
Some bidets have a small strainer washer, check if yours have. If not would advise to buy a good quality to Bidet. www.homedepot.ca/product/brondell-cleanspa-luxury-hand-held-bidet/1001157746?eid=PS_GOOGLE_D00_Corporate_GGL_Shopping_PLA_All-Products_All+Products__PRODUCT_GROUP_pla-297623692777&gad_source=1&gclid=CjwKCAiArfauBhApEiwAeoB7qNxo82oaFwdcLc44HDrJsN5GpkCn8E0GVB2usAp121JrwtG1A1DW0RoCLY4QAvD_BwE&gclsrc=aw.ds
But only cold water ???
Yes only cold water. If you want hot, there is different type of bidets available, either you have to have a plug near the toilet seat or a separate hot water line near the toilet.
V nice video bro
Thanks
Is hot waters comes by doing this
No not for this model. There are other models that have that option but need to have a receptacle close to the toilet.
Where did you buy this jet spray
Ali expres
We bought it from Home Depot.
www.homedepot.ca/product/brondell-cleanspa-luxury-hand-held-bidet/1001157746
What about the water being cold? How to make sure we have warm water? Because I can’t imagine how difficult will it be during winter season
Yes the water is cold, there are bidets which comes with hot water option as well but you would either need a receptacle close to the toilet or should have a hot water inlet to the toilet.
@take_two_vlogs
Hi! I've got the exact same model as the one you're demonstrating. I've had one problem though. The pressure drops if you keep it running for more than a few seconds. Any suggestions?
@@take_two_vlogs
Hi! I've got the exact same model as the one you're demonstrating. I've had one problem though. The pressure drops if you keep it running for more than a few seconds. Any suggestions?
@@take_two_vlogs When you were unboxing, the bidet handle looked different from the one in the video. After the installation, are you showing two different styles of the bidet head? In the unboxing video, there is a button-style head, but afterward, you show a different style without a button-just a handheld water sprayer. I am confused.
@@take_two_vlogswhat is receptacle and hot water inlet ??
There is a large white tube and I think the t valve doesn’t fit at the back 😂
I don’t understand, water will be cold???
Yes the water is cold.
He is doing professional Canadian plumbers out of work.
Plumbers in Canada are too expensive and this is an easy DIY which doesn't require a plumber.
Can you install it in new zealand?? 😲 would plumber install it ?
I guess it can be installed, not sure what size pipes are there, check with your local plumbers or handyman
I didnt get the part that connects each hose to the underside😮
That's a T-valve adapter. Maybe it was missing from the box. Buy it from Home depot www.homedepot.ca/product/brondell-cleanspa-luxury-hand-held-bidet/1001157746
Super
Thanks
In winter time; will it spray only cold water? OR mixed water?
@@JayTheDodo Where should I find that other kind of Bidet? Home Depot?
It would be cold water.
You can find this bidet in Home Depot but other types are also available on Amazon. www.homedepot.ca/product/brondell-cleanspa-luxury-hand-held-bidet/1001157746?rrec=true
Arrey Bhai
This is a handshower 😅
Just installed it but when I turn on main water there’s random leakage, especially from the top of the original tube in the toilet. What do I do? It’s impossible to reach into that little crevice. Do I just dissemble and put on plumbers tape? I’ve tightened all of them as much as possible
Disassemble *
Did you figure out solution? Mine has same isuue
@@devthapa1717 yes just make sure every single little component is tightened to the maximum, in my case it was a pre-existing plastic part on the tube that I had to tighten manually
I did. However, there was a leak from toilet connector. It was leaking with high pressure. Probably the connector was old and washer. Changed the toilet tank connector. Working perfectly now. Thank you 😊
I have the same issue. It’s brand new commode we brought. Can’t use the wrench since it is not accessible.
What happens if you need a longer hose? Where do you find those is it a simple shower hose?
Yes a shower hose should work. Never tried it but the adapters look the same. Check the below link.
www.homedepot.ca/product/craftx-72-inch-polished-chrome-handshower-hose/1001800941
How much shower price in Canada
This bidet costs around CAD 100 in Canada.
www.homedepot.ca/product/brondell-cleanspa-luxury-hand-held-bidet/1001157746
it would be nice if you post the link of the spray if its available online.
www.homedepot.ca/product/brondell-cleanspa-luxury-hand-held-bidet/1001157746
@@take_two_vlogsagar Pani floor pr gir jyn zda toh phr kya krte Hain?
Pipe link
www.homedepot.ca/product/brondell-cleanspa-luxury-hand-held-bidet/1001157746
Install automatic Bidet, it is more hygenic and easy.
Sorry what do you mean by an automatic bidet? There is no bidet in the market as of now, that will sense that someone is sitting and start spraying automatically. I guess you are referring to seat bidet in which you have to turn the knob and adjust your bum for the sprayer to clean
The water from the bidet will be cold..right?
Yes it will be regular water.
its healthy for the private part, u get good blood flow going
Comes
What happened to your hair?
Hey guys does anyone know just how to shorten the hose.
There is no option of shortening the hose, as it has adapters fitted at both the ends. What's the harm of having a long hose?