Faucet-like bidet attachment

Baths – closets – sinks – and spittoons – Bidets – Nozzle with seat

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44204, E03D 908

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059604867

ABSTRACT:
The present invention provides a simple faucet-like bidet attachment which is connected to existing hot water and cold water supply lines adjacent to a conventional flush toilet. The bidet device has a control valve and a pliant S-shaped water conduit that extends from the control valve under the toilet seat, curves over the rim of the toilet bowl, then extends downwardly, and then curves back upwardly in the bowl. A spray nozzle attached to the upwardly extending free end of the conduit produces a comfortable bidet spray directed to the target area. The pliant S-shaped conduit is easily adjusted according to each user's particular preferences, by simply bending or shaping it by hand. The control valve regulates the water pressure and temperature that flows through the S-shaped water conduit, and in a preferred embodiment, provides hot, warm, or cold water temperature settings.

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