Nice vid. The bidet hose that you replaced is not intended to withstand high pressure though, its not the wire mesh reinforced/armoured type. If there's no waist-level faucet to operate to shut off the water supply, which enables you to drain out the water in the bidet hose by squirting remaining water out, then the pressure in the hose cannot be relieved and is always there long-term. This reduces the longevity of the bidet hose especially if a normal ring-reinforced shower hose is used instead of the heavier duty wire mesh reinforced one. The wire mesh one is more unergonomic to hold though
Thanks for your contri! You are right. Most hoses comply to EN1113 standards of max 3-5 BAR of dynamic water pressure. Most singapore households have between 1.2 to 2 bar of static pressure. Which is well within the rating of the chain hose. That said, EN 1113 does state that the hose should not be under constant pressure and the bidet should be shut off at the tap when not in use. Lots of words, simply saying turn off the bidet at the wall!
@@ThePunggolHandyMan sir I used my bidet for a long time to clean my bathroom floor, does this equate to high pressure with caused it to leak right after? Thank you
You could check if there's a waist-level faucet to operate to shut off the water supply, which enables you to drain out the water in the bidet hose by squirting remaining water out. This relieves pressure in the hose and will certainly prolong the life of your bidet hose.
Well this was shot during the height of the Covid-19 pandemic in Singapore and it was government regulations that face covering be worn when at a clients home. This video was shot at an actual jobsite, hence these restrictions had to be observed especially since its "video evidence"😆
@@ThePunggolHandyMando as you wish even with no gloves. You should feel free to do as you want. We are focusing on the great work you do. Not only your hands I didn't even notice a thing! Doesn't matter to us what they look like. We should be thankful to even have hands. 😀💖🌻
That’s all? Just replace the hose? I thought you were actually going to show us how to replace the washer and/O-ring in the part of the hose that connects to the bidet spray-head! And btw, it’s pronounced as “bee-day”, not “bee-det”! 😂😂😂
@@ThePunggolHandyMan i've tried 2 different hoses now. still leaks. the water pressure is quite strong. i've turned it down to the minimum to wear the both the bidet and toilet still works but still leaking. going to try to double up on the washer. any other recommendation? i dont have an extra valve to relieve the pressure and drain the bidet after each use. that would pretty annoying to do each time as well.
