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
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.
step 2
2
Place towel on the floor beneath the water line and toilet tank connection
step 3
3
Disconnect the water line to the toilet tank using a spanner.
step 4
4
Remove the toilet seat.
step 5
5
Take the bidet seat attachment and align it to the toilet screw holes.
step 6
6
Place the toilet seat back on top.
step 7
7
Reconnect the toilet seat using the toilet seat screws.
step 8
8
Thread plumbing tape on the toilet tank water connection.
step 9
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
10
Connect the water line connection to the t-adapter and tighten with spanner
step 11
11
Connect the bidet hose to the T-adapter with the smaller size thread and tighten with spanner.
step 12
12
Connect the other end of the bidet hose to the bidet seat attachment and tighten lightly with spanner
step 13
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

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

Use medium water pressure by not having the T-adapter turned up all the way. This will avoid water spills and accidents.

keep clean

Keep it clean with general household bathroom cleaners.