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Restore Water and Test for Leaks

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Easy Add On Sprayer Attachment For Toilet #plumbing #helpingothers #bidet

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Slowly turn the main water shut-off valve behind the toilet counter-clockwise to restore the water supply. Once the water is fully on, carefully inspect all connections you made (T-valve to fill valve, supply line to T-valve, bidet hose to T-valve, and sprayer head to hose) for any signs of leaks. If you see any drips, gently tighten the respective connection. Finally, test the bidet sprayer by pressing its trigger to ensure water flows correctly. The video also suggests that if your existing flexible supply line looks very old or worn, it might be a good idea to replace it during this installation.

Goal: Verify proper installation and functionality, check for leaks

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and you're just going to go right here, tighten that bad puppy up. This side of the hose, and attach the sprayer head. Now we'll turn this one on, so we'll go ahead and turn it on. Everything's looking good, and your flex line is bad, or you have something that looks super old, you might want to get a new one. Pretty simple install.

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