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need help with installing a jet spray douche for the toilet.

11 months ago

need help with installing a jet spray douche for the toilet.
only exposed pipe work is under the sink
prefer hot and cold water

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User
11 months ago
What's a douche? You need a plumber.
Sanjana
Original Author
11 months ago
Like a bidet but jet spray
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