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Installing Handheld Bidet Sprayer

xckjoo · 2020-09-18 15:05:29

I'm looking to install one of those handheld bidet sprayer head things (like this) but the water connectors for our toilet is a solid pipe and I think I need flexible piping for the connection (at least that what the instructions I found said). Now our sink is right beside the toilet and it has flexible piping so I'm…

18-09-2020 4:05pm

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I'm looking to install one of those handheld bidet sprayer head things (like this) but the water connectors for our toilet is a solid pipe and I think I need flexible piping for the connection (at least that what the instructions I found said). Now our sink is right beside the toilet and it has flexible piping so I'm wondering if there's any issue connecting to it instead? Would there be any advantage to replacing the toilet piping with the flexible ones and going down that route?

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