A bidet water filter Helps Your Hygiene and Bidet Longevity
Why do you need a bidet water filter?
A bidet water filter is essential in certain regions. You may be doubting whether you want to use a bidet water filter or not to use it. We certainly understand that.
Reasons you need a water filter attachment for your bidet seat: bidet longevity and to help your hygiene.
1. The bidet water filter helps with the bidet longevity.
A Bidet water filter helps with the bidet longevity of your bidet seat.
There are two factors affecting your water quality at home. The region you live in and your house or apartment water flow system.
1.1 Hard water in your area
In some states and cities in the US, water contains excessive calcium or magnesium, the minerals that make water hard.
You can find if you have hard water in your home by noticing white spots on glasses or dishes on the surface.
Calcium deposits solidify the calcium in the water when heat is applied to water, causing clogs in the bidet seat, which needs to heat water to supply warm water.
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Thus, it becomes clear that the region with excessive hard water requires water filtration with the house inline system or water filter attachment to the bidet seat. The below image with red colored states indicates water contains excessive hard water. |
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1.2 Old water pipes
An old water pipe system often causes leaks, causing contaminants to filtrate into the water and come through the bidet seat, which also induces clogs in the bidet seat.
2. A water filter helps with your hygiene.
Cleansing water should be free from impurities and chemicals that might adversely affect your skin.
A water filter attachment ensures the filtering of any impurities before they reach your body; thus, it helps your hygiene.
3. Less maintenance work for your bidet seat
Possibly, hard water partially makes clogs in the bidet nozzle, resulting in low water pressure or poor nozzle performance.
Then, it requires cleaning the nozzle manually or replacing it with a new one. The clogs by hard water could happen anywhere
in the bidet seat since the water supply system is interconnected. Sometimes clogs may cause the water pump not to work, and consequently, you can’t use washing any longer. Supplying clean water to the bidet seat is necessary to avoid such situations.
Water filter installation
Installing or replacing a water filter on the Living Star bidet seat is simple and easy. Follow the steps below:
Installing or replacing a water filter on the Living Star bidet seat is simple and easy. Follow the steps below:
- Turn off the power
- Close the water opening valve
- Flush the water in the toilet tank
- Disconnect the water hose
- Screw the water filter to the T-Valve
- Connect the water hose to the water filter
- Open the water opening value
- Turn the power on and wait for a couple of minutes
- Run a test to check it works and no leaks
How to replace the water filter?
The below image illustrates how to replace a Living Star bidet water filter.
Tools needed: a wrench (Note: Living Star bidet filter has a built-in receptacle to screw into the T-Valve directly).
How often do I need to replace the water filter?
Six(6) months.
Conclusion
A water filter is a simple device to purify the water effectively for incoming water into the bidet seat.
It provides clean water to the bidet seat to ensure the longevity of the unit and your hygiene.
The hard water on the bidet seat causes clogs that require repair service or replacement with a new bidet. Thus, having a water filter attachment offers hygiene and saves the cost of maintenance.
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