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Bidanit - The Simple Way to Convert Your Toilet to a Bidet
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Hygienic, doctor recommended Easy to install, no plumber required Can be fixed to most toilets Septic friendly Eliminates toilet paper clogs
Bidanit is an easy, affordable, and simple solution to add a bidet to your current toilet. The Bidanit leaves you with a fresh and clean feeling. Once you try it, you'll wonder how you lived without it. Easy to install and can be fixed to most toilets without the need for removing the existing seat or changing the toilet. Do it yourself; does not require a plumber. Septic friendly a saves money on toilet paper. Reduces toilet clogs with excessive toilet paper. Doctor recommended, helps relieve discomfort from illnesses such as constipation and diarrhea.
Accessories:
Culligan WSH-C125 Wall-Mount 10,000 Gallon Capacity Filtered Showerhead, Chrome Finish
Waterpik TRS-559 Elements 5-Mode Handheld Shower, Brushed Nickel
Oxygenics 130-XLF25 BodySpa SkinCare Handheld Shower, Chrome
KOHLER K-4636-0 Cachet Quiet-Close Elongated Toilet Seat, White
KOHLER K-4717-CP-D7 Surprise Elongated Artful Toilet Seat, Surprise
Related Products:
Washmate Portable Travel Bidet / Feminine Bidet
Luxe Bidet MB110 Fresh Water Spray Non-Electric Mechanical Bidet Toilet Seat Attachment
Mini-Shower - Bidet & Multi-Use Hand Held Sprayer
Ideaworks Long Reach Comfort Wipe
PermaFLOW Never-Clog Drain
Customer Reviews:
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good product, good price
The first one leaked. The second one installed well and works very well. So far no leaks. The water stream is good and strong. Good for heavy duty cleanup.
So Fresh, So Clean
The product itself is easy to install. But if you have an old toilet, it may take you a few hours. Good thing I wasn't the one installing it =)
My toilet is OLD and had a short straight pipe connecting the toilet to the water line. This created two problems.
(1) If you need to change from a straight pipe to a flexipipe, go to the hardware store and buy a TOILET universal flexipipe. I put the emphasis on TOILET because you'll find all the universal flexipipes together. If you make the mistake like my dad did and buy one for a faucet, well, you have a few hours of cursing ahead of you, followed by a trip back to the hardware store after you read the packaging.
(2) Distance matters. When I say there is a short distance between my toilet and the waterline, I'm talking maybe 4 inches. It will take a lot of patience to make everything fit in there. Just breathe, limit the cursing and it will all work out eventually.
Also, put down a towel and/or a bucket before you get started. Even though you flush the toilet, there's still a small bit still in there and when you disconnect the pipe from the toilet, there will be some water coming out.
Obviously the water is cold because there is no heater. It is summer time right now so the cold is refreshing, but I'm not sure I'll feel the same way in winter time.
As for the older posters that mention two adapters, my packaging only came with one and it worked fine. It was actually I good thing I got this because my toilet had been leaking and now it doesn't leak any more =)
Not only do I love the bidet, but so does everyone else who has tried it. It had definitely cut down on the amount of toilet paper I have used. Highly recommend it and will be ordering another one for the other toilet in the house.
Bidet that can be installed on any comode
I have used this product for over 10 years with very satisfying results. I recently purchased another since we upgraded our bath and decided we would retire the old model. I have recommended this product to my children and grandchildren as the most desirable way to avoid or improve hemorrhoids. The installation is simple and quick.
so easy
i installed it in like 3 minutes. this is a really cheap and easy solution to toilet paper. i didn't understand how to use the washers and tape that came with it, which really wasn't clear in the instrucitons... but it seems to work fine without them.
Shattered
A couple of weeks after the return period expired, I removed the toilet seat to clean the product and found that the main plastic arm had shattered into about 20 pieces. This made it impossible to re-install, so I had to toss it. I took a picture of the remaining debris and sent that back to Amazon returns.
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Bidanit is an easy, affordable, and simple solution to add a bidet to your current toilet. The Bidanit leaves you with a fresh and clean feeling. Once you try it, you'll wonder how you lived without it. Easy to install and can be fixed to most toilets without the need for removing the existing seat or changing the toilet. Do it yourself; does not require a plumber. Septic friendly a saves money on toilet paper. Reduces toilet clogs with excessive toilet paper. Doctor recommended, helps relieve discomfort from illnesses such as constipation and diarrhea.
Accessories:
Culligan WSH-C125 Wall-Mount 10,000 Gallon Capacity Filtered Showerhead, Chrome Finish
Waterpik TRS-559 Elements 5-Mode Handheld Shower, Brushed Nickel
Oxygenics 130-XLF25 BodySpa SkinCare Handheld Shower, Chrome
KOHLER K-4636-0 Cachet Quiet-Close Elongated Toilet Seat, White
KOHLER K-4717-CP-D7 Surprise Elongated Artful Toilet Seat, Surprise
Related Products:
Washmate Portable Travel Bidet / Feminine Bidet
Luxe Bidet MB110 Fresh Water Spray Non-Electric Mechanical Bidet Toilet Seat Attachment
Mini-Shower - Bidet & Multi-Use Hand Held Sprayer
Ideaworks Long Reach Comfort Wipe
PermaFLOW Never-Clog Drain
Customer Reviews:
1 2 3 4 5 >
good product, good priceThe first one leaked. The second one installed well and works very well. So far no leaks. The water stream is good and strong. Good for heavy duty cleanup.
So Fresh, So CleanThe product itself is easy to install. But if you have an old toilet, it may take you a few hours. Good thing I wasn't the one installing it =)
My toilet is OLD and had a short straight pipe connecting the toilet to the water line. This created two problems.
(1) If you need to change from a straight pipe to a flexipipe, go to the hardware store and buy a TOILET universal flexipipe. I put the emphasis on TOILET because you'll find all the universal flexipipes together. If you make the mistake like my dad did and buy one for a faucet, well, you have a few hours of cursing ahead of you, followed by a trip back to the hardware store after you read the packaging.
(2) Distance matters. When I say there is a short distance between my toilet and the waterline, I'm talking maybe 4 inches. It will take a lot of patience to make everything fit in there. Just breathe, limit the cursing and it will all work out eventually.
Also, put down a towel and/or a bucket before you get started. Even though you flush the toilet, there's still a small bit still in there and when you disconnect the pipe from the toilet, there will be some water coming out.
Obviously the water is cold because there is no heater. It is summer time right now so the cold is refreshing, but I'm not sure I'll feel the same way in winter time.
As for the older posters that mention two adapters, my packaging only came with one and it worked fine. It was actually I good thing I got this because my toilet had been leaking and now it doesn't leak any more =)
Not only do I love the bidet, but so does everyone else who has tried it. It had definitely cut down on the amount of toilet paper I have used. Highly recommend it and will be ordering another one for the other toilet in the house.
Bidet that can be installed on any comodeI have used this product for over 10 years with very satisfying results. I recently purchased another since we upgraded our bath and decided we would retire the old model. I have recommended this product to my children and grandchildren as the most desirable way to avoid or improve hemorrhoids. The installation is simple and quick.
so easyi installed it in like 3 minutes. this is a really cheap and easy solution to toilet paper. i didn't understand how to use the washers and tape that came with it, which really wasn't clear in the instrucitons... but it seems to work fine without them.
ShatteredA couple of weeks after the return period expired, I removed the toilet seat to clean the product and found that the main plastic arm had shattered into about 20 pieces. This made it impossible to re-install, so I had to toss it. I took a picture of the remaining debris and sent that back to Amazon returns.
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