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Warm seats in winter ads
I really do not like these.
Not because I would not want one, quite the contrary I would love one.
But each time I read a message I am reminded that to have one, I would need to tear down my bathroom wall and route a new circuit to behind the lav just to fit a GFCI to power the bloody thing!
Great idea but a silly lot of work.
How are licensed plumbers fitting these things without being licensed electricians? As a DIYer I dabble in both, but I doubt you all can professionally.
Direct me to a solar or battery-powered model and I will stand corrected.
Last edited by Ian Gills; 12-03-2008 at 11:59 AM.
Ian, I just had 3 installed in a client's house. 2 of them on the second floor. No walls torn. The difference between a pro and DIY is that my electrical contractor sub can fish all the wiring from the 2nd floor to the basement without tearing up any walls.
Not to be offensive, just to point out to you that not every job is a DIY job.
They don't.How are licensed plumbers fitting these things without being licensed electricians?
That's what electricians are for.
I have the customer call them first to install an outlet,
And then I show up.
They come with a three foot cord, as easy as plugging in your toaster.
They use a "cut-in" box. It's all clean and seamless.
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Last edited by Terry; 12-03-2008 at 12:22 PM.
I've been using my bidet toilet seat and lately that cold water is freaking COLD!!!
But I must say, I feel like a basket of fresh flowers when I'm done exfoiliating and the water wisp wisks my worries away!
Read what the end of this sentence means.
I came and sat on my bidet
into the toilet...it went away
finished...the job was almost done
when out came cold water and did make me run
So I did call the sparky
and wire he did fish
in went the plug
and the job was fin ished
Sounds like you got a tough guy bidet seat!Originally Posted by RUGGED
Puckers ya right up!
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