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Bidet

  • 18-05-2019 4:23pm
    #1
    honeybear
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    House I’m interested in has a bidet-I’m not a fan of them. Is it a big job to get rid of them?


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  • #2
    antiskeptic
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    honeybear wrote: »
    House I’m interested in has a bidet-I’m not a fan of them. Is it a big job to get rid of them?

    No. Capping the water supply and drain after removal is about it. You might need to open any box/floor the pipes are coming from to cap behind box / below floor.

    Depends on what decoration will be required ( if you've a tiled floor and have to remove a tile or two to open the floor.

    Or you could cap as close as you can to box/floor and leave the stubs visible.

    But the removal/capping element is easy


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