How to Install Bumwash Bidet
Kiss your toilet paper goodbye with our simple and hassle-free bidet installation guide.
Step by Step Guide
![step 1](/assets/guides/bidet-seat-attachment/step-1.webp)
1
Turn off the water and empty the toilet tank.
We do not recommend installing a bidet without a Shut Off/Cistern Valve connected to the Wall Water Outlet. Please purchase a shut off/cistern valve for the water outlet in our accessories section.
We do not recommend installing a bidet without a Shut Off/Cistern Valve connected to the Wall Water Outlet. Please purchase a shut off/cistern valve for the water outlet in our accessories section.
![step 2](/assets/guides/bidet-seat-attachment/step-2.webp)
2
Place towel on the floor beneath the water line and toilet tank connection
![step 3](/assets/guides/bidet-seat-attachment/step-3.webp)
3
Disconnect the water line to the toilet tank using a spanner.
![step 4](/assets/guides/bidet-seat-attachment/step-4.webp)
4
Remove the toilet seat.
![step 5](/assets/guides/bidet-seat-attachment/step-5.webp)
5
Take the bidet seat attachment and align it to the toilet screw holes.
![step 6](/assets/guides/bidet-seat-attachment/step-6.webp)
6
Place the toilet seat back on top.
![step 7](/assets/guides/bidet-seat-attachment/step-7.webp)
7
Reconnect the toilet seat using the toilet seat screws.
![step 8](/assets/guides/bidet-seat-attachment/step-8.webp)
8
Thread plumbing tape on the toilet tank water connection.
![step 9](/assets/guides/bidet-seat-attachment/step-9.webp)
9
Screw on the T-adapter onto the toilet water tank connection and tighten with spanner. Do not overly tighten it as you may damage the plastic connection.
![step 10](/assets/guides/bidet-seat-attachment/step-10.webp)
10
Connect the water line connection to the t-adapter and tighten with spanner
![step 11](/assets/guides/bidet-seat-attachment/step-11.webp)
11
Connect the bidet hose to the T-adapter with the smaller size thread and tighten with spanner.
![step 12](/assets/guides/bidet-seat-attachment/step-12.webp)
12
Connect the other end of the bidet hose to the bidet seat attachment and tighten lightly with spanner
![step 13](/assets/guides/bidet-seat-attachment/step-13.webp)
13
Turn of the water back on and check for leaks.
Testing the Water Connection
Step 1
Open the water valve to the toilet slowly, checking to see if any leaks are coming from the toilet valve to the T-adapter.
Step 2
Turn the water valve back off if there is any leaking.
Step 3
Tighten all connections and repeat stage 1.
Step 4
If there is still leaking present, check for faulty parts. If not, well done, you're finished!
Step 5
If there are faulty parts, contact Bumwash here for replacements.
Testing the Bidet Spray Connection
Step 1
Open the T-adapter valve slowly, checking for any leaks between the T-adapter, hose, and spray.
Step 2
Turn the T-adapter valve back off if there is any leaking.
Step 3
Tighten all connections and repeat stage 1.
Step 4
If there is still leaking present, check for faulty parts. If not, well done, you're finished!
Step 5
If there are faulty parts, contact Bumwash here for replacements.
Testing the Bidet Spray
1
Take the bidet spray head and test it by spraying it into the toilet bowl or bucket. Press down the release of the bidet and check the water flow.
2
You can adjust the spray's water pressure by opening the T-adapter valve further.
Recommendations for Daily Use and Longevity
![turn off t-adapter](/assets/guides/recommendation-1.webp)
Turn off the T-adapter when not in use. Build up of water pressure into the spray can cause leaks and quicker deterioration of the bidet parts.
![use medium water pressure](/assets/guides/recommendation-2.webp)
Use medium water pressure by not having the T-adapter turned up all the way. This will avoid water spills and accidents.
![keep clean](/assets/guides/recommendation-3.webp)
Keep it clean with general household bathroom cleaners.