How to Clean Non-electric Bidet:- Both flushometer bidets and wall-hung bidets have a similar process for cleaning the toilet bowl, but the difference comes when you need to clean the bidet nozzle and its seat.
For the toilet bowl itself, you can use regular soap and standard cleaners, just as you would for any regular toilet.
Below are the step-by-step instructions for thoroughly cleaning flushometer bidets and wall-hung bidets:
Step-by-Step Guide: Cleaning Flushometer and Wall-Hung Non-Electric Bidet Bidets
STEP 1: Remove the toilet seat from the top of the bowl and set it aside.
STEP 2: If your bidet toilet is connected to electricity, turn off the power supply and drain the water from the tank.
STEP 3: Use soap or any standard cleaner to scrub the toilet bowl. Brush thoroughly and rinse with water.
STEP 4: The bidet cleaning nozzle has small holes that spray water, which can get clogged with sand, grime, or mineral deposits. Always activate the bidet’s self-cleaning feature after each use to maintain cleanliness.
STEP 5: If your bidet nozzle head becomes clogged over time (especially if you have hard water), use a toothbrush and vinegar to clean it.
STEP 6: For bidets with removable nozzles, soak the nozzle tip in vinegar to unclog it.
STEP 7: If the bidet nozzle is non-removable, dip the fixed nozzle into vinegar and scrub it gently with a toothbrush.
STEP 8: Do not use water to clean the electric bidet seat or its switches, as this can cause damage. Instead, use a household cleaner and a cloth to wipe the seat.
STEP 9: To clean the bidet hose, unscrew the nuts and bolts, disconnect the hose from the t-valves, and clean it with a standard cleaner. Water can be used to flush the interior of the hose.
STEP 10: Since the bidet seat and control switches are electric, avoid using water. Instead, sanitize and clean them with a damp cloth soaked in sanitizer or a standard cleaner.
STEP 11: Reattach the seat, hose, t-valve, and any other parts, ensuring everything is securely fastened.
By following these 11 steps, you can effectively clean flushometer bidets, wall-hung bidets, and both electric and non-electric bidets.
The steps outlined above cover how to clean full bidet toilets. Now, let’s explore how to clean different types of bidets and their attachments.
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