TOTO 4328736849 Toilets and Bidets

After living in Belgium for four years it became apparent that in Belgium its not common to have a bidet at home, but I knew that I wanted a built-in bidet for my kids to stop chafing their butts with dry paper. I also wanted to have a well-working, comfortable and maintenance-free solution, so I opted for the Japanese de-facto industry standard: Toto.Sadly enough, Toto does not sell its Washlets in Europe, only complete toilet units, which start from 5k EUR. So I went through the trouble of ordering a washlet from US, got a transformer and a fitting adapter, and all for the comfort of my kid's butts.In total with installing a three-way valve it cost me about 750 EUR. Was it worth it? Absolutely. Am I happy? You bet.The only thing I could wish for is for the seat to have a bigger opening, because since I'm a big person, I cant keep my tool from touching the front wall of the bowl when I use it for no. 2, but for the kids its perfect.For those windering the transformer I used was a Bronson++ TI 500 and the adapter fitting I had to order has the Toto part no. THP3141

I bought this because I really wanted a bidet, but sadly I’m a renter and do not have a big enough bathroom to put one in, even if I could convince my landlord. This is actually probably better. I also purchased a water filter since the area I live has extremely hard water (even after being processed).I did end up buying different bolts to attach it to the toilet since the ones that came with it were too small/tight (again I’m a renter and this baby is NOT getting left behind when I move), but that was fairly painless and so was the installation process. After I sorted out the bolt issue, I’d say the whole process was under an hour.So far it’s been about 6 months and it’s holding up well, the heated seat is especially nice on a cold morning.

Needed to get an adapter to use a in line ion filter with a Toto 550e washlet. Fitted a BidetKing Ion filter using this adapter easy fitment.

A need converter adapter (washlet hose 1/2" adapter) if connecting a toto washlet to a water filter to prolong the life of the washlet.

Exactly what I needed to install my Toto washlet for a US hookup. This adapter converts the special Toto inlet plastic with gasket connector to a standard 1/2 connection which can be easily adapted into various plumbing scenarios. For my particular case, I couldn’t really use the included T connector as my toilet a really small form factor which makes it impossible even with the extenders to connect to the toilet fill water inlet. I ended up finding another T connector that was a GenieBidet 3/4, 3/4, 1/2 which attaches to the water out of the wall -> into this adapter -> (Toto connector & Toilet water line ) = no leaks and happy tushy 😊.

its a toilet, so i used it for,,,you know. the plastic water valve that looks like a transformer toy had to be replaced every few months for about $100 parts.. hard to work on, and no body has parts for it.the two different plumbers i offered it to will not take it for free

Make life easy on yourself when needing to add a filter to your bidet. Buy this adapter and save yourself frustration. Worth the money.

Used with American Standard skirt toilet for Toto Washlet. Very easy conversion.