We like to use the analogy of changing the oil in a car to explain the concept of using a water filter in an electronic bidet. This is a simple preventative maintenance that can help extend the life of your new electric bidet. In simple terms, it filters the water that enters the bidet.

In most cases, your tap water is clean enough to use in an electronic bidet. The problem is that over time, especially in areas with particularly “hard” water, calcium deposits and other tiny solids can build up inside a bidet’s tank and nozzles, reducing the water pressure or clogging the nozzles. There is also the possibility that tiny particles of dirt, sand, and rust can pass through the water flow, so all electronic bidet manufacturers strongly recommend the use of a water filter.

Installing the water filter is also very easy. Simply screw the water filter onto the water supply hose that runs into the bidet. Welcome to contact us to know more.