“If it's not electric, how does it work?”

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• Just works with water pressure just like garden hose and sprayer :) This is how these non-electric works

  Answered by VipulK 5 years ago

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• This bidet will work from your water pressure.

  Answered by Bio-Bidet Expert 5 years ago

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• The water in your home is pressurized. When you open the valve, the water flows just as it does from your faucets. I'll bet these are fun to use in the winter as this does not pre-warm the water!

  Answered by bgambit 5 years ago

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• Works with water power, no electrical connection required.

  Answered by RM04 5 years ago

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• It just uses water pressure--same as your shower or faucet. Electric bidets are typically for heating the water.

  Answered by JayMe 5 years ago

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• The specifications indicate an electric power connection with a 48 inch power cord!!

  Answered by Phil40 5 years ago

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• Uses batteries

  Answered by Allen 5 years ago

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