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Why would you need a power outlet for a bidet? The one I have just hooks straight into the toilet's water line and uses the water pressure from it.
by DrThunder 4y ago
Why would you need a power outlet for a bidet? The one I have just hooks straight into the toilet's water line and uses the water pressure from it.
- bluGill 4y agoThe fancy ones have are built with a heated toilet seat, a water warmer, timed shutoff, and automated spray patterns. You pay a lot more money for those features, but they are nice to haves vs your basic cold water wash.
- clarkdave 4y agoPower is needed for the full “smart toilet” experience, which can include a heated seat and warm water, and other less useful features like a self-opening toilet seat. It’s hard to go back to a regular toilet or a cold-water bidet!
- DrThunder 4y agoThis is really starting to sound like the recent "Japanese Toilet" episode from South Park.
- fullstop 4y agoYou must live in a warm climate. The water from my tap is frigid in the winter, especially upstairs.
- DrThunder 4y agoNo, I live in the Rockies so my water is plenty cold. It just doesn't bother me that much. I suppose if I could make it warmer I would do that but I don't care enough to deal with putting an outlet in to warm the water.