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firestation12 · 12-09-2022, 02:16 AM

You’ll need a 120 volt outlet nearby to power your bidet seat. There seems to be two opinion camps about bidets….those that have one love them, those that don’t, see no need for them based on any number of reasons. The only watch out I can suggest is some toilets have a cast rise in the porcelain toilet surface, that will not allow for the bidet seat to be mounted. Bio bidet brands have a base mount that barely misses that raised area. Personally, I like the Toto brand models.

12-09-2022, 02:16 AM	#9
firestation12 Senior Member Join Date: May 2019 Location: Cotulla, TX Posts: 463	Bidet installation You’ll need a 120 volt outlet nearby to power your bidet seat. There seems to be two opinion camps about bidets….those that have one love them, those that don’t, see no need for them based on any number of reasons. The only watch out I can suggest is some toilets have a cast rise in the porcelain toilet surface, that will not allow for the bidet seat to be mounted. Bio bidet brands have a base mount that barely misses that raised area. Personally, I like the Toto brand models.