@plankter979 the toilet is all by itself in a little toilet room in the bathroom

@Matt85 😂😭

@Really THANK YOU this is what I needed to know lol

@Really how does it get water from the tank? I thought they tapped into the supply line

@SooperSarah(Edit: Not the supply line; Just gravity feed from the tank. Haha I'm recalling very old buildings with a ceiling-high tank and a pull-chain. Those were super-flushers! A bidet running off those could maybe lift you off the seat.)

In most toilets there's - what? - maybe 15" of 'head' between the tank water level and the bowl - plenty to provide a good 'squirt'.

A word of caution - don't test the thing by activating it while not seated. The water will arc over the seat & travel quite a distance 😳

@Akimbo75 It is indeed an investment. I did mine as part of a bathroom reno. It even has a remote control to control the bidet as well as flush the toilet.

@Bowenw [quote]@Akimbo75 You can see the difference using a hand-held shower head[/quote]No you can't. The shower takes its water from the line supply and/or the water heater. It can be at almost any random temperature. A bidet fed from the toilet tank is at the same temperature as your bathroom.

@Really My bidet uses line cold water and heats it to the desired temperature, the same way an on-demand water heater works.

@SooperSarah I didn’t even think of that. Neither do I lol

@TheOneyouwerewarnedabout I don’t plan on reporting back but yes, agree lol

@teenrob Most British & American homes have bathrooms too small for a separate bidet. The toilet attachment is a useful alternative.

@Really when everyone was out Costco had a full trailer not yet unloaded

@MarineBob Quit snooping around in your neighbors' toilets.

@Akimbo75 [quote]Do you know why?[/quote]He doesn't know why because he made it up and doesn't know if it's true

@Redbeard I'm glad you like your heated bidet supply. So for you it's a worthwhile investment; but not necessarily for everyone. Needing warm water for 'rinsing everything' is a bit of a joke when most people wipe with dry paper. A room temperature wash is a big improvement, and just fine. You wouldn't want water hot enough to kill bacteria!

@stound What plan do you mean?

@nevergiveupQuite nice but best not to get addicted 🥴