What is the bidet nozzle, and why is it vital to bidet?
The bidet nozzle sprays the water for any wash function. Without it, there is no bidet seat.
The water comes into a bidet seat, then warmed up for spraying with given water pressure. Also, it is easy to get rusted by water and air since it always carries water and air.
Therefore, a stainless nozzle with a bidet nozzle is necessary.
Types of bidet nozzles
Today, bidet seats employ different types of nozzles, including dual and single nozzles, made of materials like stainless steel or plastic. Since the stainless steel nozzle provides durability and is less vulnerable to rust, it is the best choice for consumers.
Dual nozzle
A dual nozzle usually has two separate nozzles for an exclusive posterior or feminine wash for the exclusive use of an independent nozzle body.
Usually, females prefer this nozzle system for using a dedicated nozzle for feminine wash. However, the two-nozzle system could be more expensive than the one-nozzle system.
It may not be necessary to have two nozzles if one nozzle system has multiple water openings that work for exclusive washing jobs.
A stainless nozzle bidet
It is critical to ensure to spray with the right amount of water, water pressure, and preset water temperature for a wash in a bidet toilet seat system.
Also, the bidet nozzle has to be durable, ensuring it works for a long time.
A bidet stainless steel nozzle resolves issues with plastic nozzles by offering better durability and an easy way to clean up the nozzle.
More Details About Multi-water Opening
A multi-water opening on a stainless nozzle offers a better way to manage hygiene with dedicated use of each hole:
1st hole: Posterior Wash
2nd hole: Bidet Wash or Kid’s Wash
3rd hole: Turbo Wash
Three water openings
A Turbo wash provides higher water pressure for a wash with automated features.
The wash for a kid works for a child with a pre-programmed automatic wash and dry.
The other two nozzle holes work the same as the two-hole stainless nozzle bidet system.
This three-hole bidet nozzle configuration works best for an entire family. It provides water spray through an exclusive hole for posterior, feminine, or turbo wash, including a wash for a kid. system
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The bidet nozzle needs to be cleaned up from time to time. The modern bidet seat has the option of cleaning up automatically or manually.
Self-nozzle cleaning vs. Manual nozzle cleaning
After a wash, the bidet nozzle automatically gets washed by itself, a self-nozzle cleaning.
However, sometimes you want to ensure a cleaned nozzle, allowing you to remove any objects or bacteria developed in the nozzle.
The way you manually clean it up is to hold the nozzle clean button for 3 seconds, the nozzle will come out from the base. Once it is out, clean it with a soft fabric with warm water or a soft brush.
The nozzle will stay outside for 2 minutes, the nozzle retracts back to the home automatically.
Photos of self-nozzle cleaning and manual nozzle cleaning
Self-Nozzle Cleaning | Manual Nozzle Cleaning with a brush |
Replaceable nozzle cap
Living Star bidet seat nozzle cap is replaceable. You can use the nozzle cap for an extended duration. However, you need to replace it with a new one when another person uses the bidet.
Living Star 5900, 7100, 7500, 7900 Bidet Nozzle Comparison
Today, Living Star offers four bidet seat models: 5900, 7500, 7100, and 7900.
Living Star 5900 7100 Bidet – Two Holes Nozzle System
Living Star 5900 is an affordable model, and it may work best for the beginner of bidet use. It offers two holes on the nozzle: one for posterior wash and the other one for bidet wash. Living Star 7100 SmartCare Bidet Seat is also a dual-hole bidet nozzle system.
Living Star 5900 | Living Star 7100 | |
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Self-nozzle cleaning image | ||
Bidet Nozzle with two holes |
Living Star 7500 and 7900 – Three Holes Nozzle System
The Living Star 7500 and 7900 provide three three-hole bidet nozzle systems. Each hole has its dedicated job for a wash: posterior, feminine, or turbo wash. The first two(2) holes are for the posterior or feminine(shared with wash for a kid). The 3rd one works for Turbo wash. This composition of the bidet nozzle works best for an entire family.
Living Star 7500 | Living Star 7900 | |
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Self-nozzle cleaning image | ||
Bidet Nozzle with three holes |
Frequently Asked Questions
How often do you need to clean up the bidet nozzle?
It depends on the frequency of bidet use; however, we recommend cleaning the bidet nozzle at least once a month.
How do I clean up the bidet nozzle?
Use a soft fabric with a mild cleaning compound to clean up the bidet nozzle. Be careful not to spread the chemical or alcohol to other parts of the bidet when you clean it up, and ensure to remove any cleaning agent on the nozzle.
What should I do if the bidet nozzle retracts when I clean up the bidet nozzle?
Typically, when you press the Nozzle Clean button on the keyword, the nozzle will come out from the base, then you have 2 minutes. If the time expires, but you need more time, let the nozzle retract back. After that, press the same key one more time for manual cleaning. Repeat the sequence if you need more time. Be careful not to pull or push the nozzle.
What are the advantages of having multiple holes in the bidet nozzle?
Having multiple holes in a nozzle provides better hygiene since the nozzle separates each hole from each other for a dedicated wash. Living Star bidet uses either two holes or three holes system. The 5900 and 7100 model has two holes in the nozzle. The 7500 and 7900 model uses three holes in the nozzle.
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