No. They’re very easy to install and most of the time it will take less than an hour. The only tool you need is a wrench and everything else comes in the box. If you do find it difficult to install, you can always find a friend or a plumber to help you install it.
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Benefits of Using a Bidet
A Cleaner Lifestyle
We should be just as eager as we are in taking care of our anus by washing it with warm water at least three times a day, as we are in taking care of our oral cavity and teeth by brushing our teeth at least three times a day. The bidet’s concentrated washing of sensitive regions helps cleanse the waste remaining between the fine wrinkles of the anal area that cannot be removed with partial washing or toilet paper.
Prevention of Anal Diseases
Because there are thousands of fine wrinkles and nerves held together near the surroundings of the anus, it is hard to completely clean the remaining feces that are left between the wrinkles with toilet paper alone. Due to these circumstances, the feces remnants cause parasites and germs to reproduce near the anal area which results in all sorts of anal diseases. The use of the bidet can help prevent all sorts of anal diseases by cleaning the anal area after defecation through washing it.
Prevention of Hemorrhoids and Constipation
Hemorrhoids and constipation are a common symptom that affects at least 8 out of 10 people at least once in their lifetime. Warm water and a warm current of air help stimulate the capillary vessels around the anal sphincter causing muscle relaxation and boosts of blood circulation relieving hemorrhoids and constipation. In particular soft air bubble cleansing frees a hemorrhoid patient from the unbearable pain of toilet paper use. If a person with symptoms of constipation uses the warm water sitz bath and massage features along with the warm air drying feature before defecating, the capillary vessels are stimulated to boost blood circulation and smoothens defecation and relieving pain.
Who Needs a Bidet?
People Who Stand for Long Periods of Times
The contemporary man’s eating habits makes it easy for a person to fall ill to hemorrhoids, constipation, and other anal diseases. People who work long hours in a seat such as clerical employees, professional drivers, teachers who work long hours standing, golfers, etc are exposed to diseases such as hemorrhoids and constipation. Those showing symptoms of constipation should use the warm water cleansing feature and warm air dryer feature along with the massage to stimulate the capillary vessels that boosts blood circulation to soften defecation.
The toilet seat temperature control function among the electronic bidet’s many functions makes it comfortable to find a defecation posture that will help prevent hemorrhoids. Also the cleansing of the anal area after defecating will help prevent all sorts of anal diseases.
Men in Their Late Years
Because the male prostate is an organ found beneath the bladder, if there is an abnormality it can cause dysurias, impotence, and premature ejaculation.
The steady use of warm water sitz baths helps relax the muscles of the prostate and perinea region relieving pain, expediting the excretion of an infection’s secretion, increasing blood circulation and muscle cell recovery, and decreasing edema.
Women Who Menstruate
A woman’s body must be warm and must maintain a state of cleanliness. The frequent use of the cleansing feature during the day helps remove the foul smell of leucorrhea, and settle gloomy and irritable mood, by settling the displeasure before and after menstruation. The bidet also helps prevent various women’s diseases and allows helps live an energizing life.
Particularly, the use of the bidet before and after conjugal relations helps decrease the possibility of cervical cancer stemming from uncleanliness.
Pregnant Women and Women in Postnatal Care
Cleanliness near the urethra, proper posture and unstrained defecation during and after pregnancy is of vital importance. Therefore, hospitals have used sitz baths to help pregnant women to maintain a level of cleanliness and boost blood circulation. Recently, electronic bidets have been used more frequently. Warm water sitz baths of the perineum region helps prevent infections, decreases the pain in the regions around an injury leading to a faster recovery of injuries near the perineum region and helps prevents hemorrhoids, a common symptom among pregnant women. The bidet’s warm and cold water wash feature helps prevent infection from various bacteria and helps speed up the process of postnatal recovery.
High Blood Pressure Patients & Handicapped Elders
Because elders’ private areas get damp and their resistance to germs declines, it is important to use warm water cleansing and warm air drying are vital features needed to stay healthy. Therefore, people suffering from stroke, high blood pressure, senior obesity, and strained movement can defecate and have a clean finish without the help of others.
Children & Children with Constipation
Children who do not like the feeling of sitting on a cold toilet seat, or children who have had the occasional experience of pain due to the constant use of toilet paper may have an adverse reaction to defecating and can lead to child constipation. An overnight trip or a different restroom atmosphere can also lead to temporary constipation. The use of the bidet can help eliminate a child’s phobia about defecating, prevent constipation, and even help constipated children through the use of warm water cleansing and massage features.
How to install the Ivyel bidet
How to uninstall the Ivyel bidet
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Do's & Don'ts
DON'T
Don't sit on the bidet cover as this may damage the bidet. Please sit only on the seat.
DON'T
Don't push down on the seat or cover while it is closing because it may cause the soft closing feature to malfunction or break.
DON'T
Don't clean the bidet with cleaning products that have chemicals. Only use organic cleaners or alcohol wipes. Using other products may cause discoloring, cracks and breaks.
DO
Do contact our support team if you need help with anything at all. We can help you with installation, troubleshooting, and more.
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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Is it difficult to install a bidet?
Is it possible to install a bidet on any toilet?
There are two types of bidet sizes which are elongated and round.
First, you must check if your toilet is a one piece, where the toilet bowl and water tank is connected as one whole toilet, or a two piece toilet, where the toilet bowl and water tank are separate pieces. For one piece toilets, there must be an L-shaped form where the tank connects
to the toilet bowl in order to be able to install the bidet. If so, go through the instructions for the two piece toilet.
For french curve toilets:
French curve toilets are one piece toilets that have a curved tank that slope towards the front of the seat. Bidet installation is NOT possible for french curve toilets.
Do I need to have an electrical outlet near the bidet?
There should be a power outlet near the toilet bidet. The power cord attached to the bidet is about 4 feet long, so if the outlet is farther away than that, you need to prepare an extension power cord.
What is the length of the bidet’s power cord?
The power cord length for the Ivyel bidet is approximately 4ft (47.2 inches). The power cord comes out from the left side if you were to sit on the bidet seat. If your electrical outlet is farther than 4ft away from the toilet, we would recommend you to use an extension cord.
What if water leaks after installing a bidet?
The T-adapter connection part installed on the toilet water tank part contains a rubber ring to prevent leakage. If the rubber ring is missing, water will leak. Be sure to check it before installation. Check that the bidet hose connections are well connected.
Can the bidet be removed from the toilet and cleaned?
When viewed from the front of the toilet, the bidet release button is located on the lower right rear side of the bidet. Pull the bidet body forward while pressing this button to separate the bidet from the toilet. Then you may clean the lower part of the bidet.
How do I clean the bidet?
The bidet should only be cleaned with a neutral detergent or water. Using detergents or wipes containing acid detergents, including clorox, may cause the bidet plastic to harden and crack or break.
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