JAPANESE WASHLET INSTALL | Toto C100

[@amilliontoms]

Any questions? Let me know. Installing the washlet is simple enough. Would you consider owning one?

[@amilliontoms]

Thank you! No idea for foot pedal, but I will let you know if I discover a solution.

[@picardy7488]

Great video. Is there an option to NOT use the washlet for those guests who just don't want to? Maybe as simple as unplug? But then will the water fill the bowl? Also, will the washlet fit any kind of toilet (oval or round) - perhaps that's why the washlet can be adjusted on the track?

[@PowerL1N3]

I bought the Toto c100 as my first bidet after countless amounts of research with other different brands and I ended up settling with this one. I have 2.5 bathrooms in my house and bought 1 for all of them including new toilets the were high efficiency because I needed to solve my water problem and have had them for the last 3 months. When I say these bidets have changed my life and my families lives, I really mean they changed them!!! I will never go back to toilet paper as it cleans absolutely EVERYTHING and when you think your done it releases the leftovers after a wash having you wash a second time for a thorough clean and it doesn’t waste water because it only uses 0.1gpm of water!!!!!! Nor does it hog electricity especially when you put it in energy saver mode!!! And it’s super easy to clean and most importantly, NO MORE SLAMMING TOILET SEATS!!! This is definitely an awesome quality product that is worth the money to buy!

[@tehcarnage]

@@PowerL1N3 hey - did you need to order any special attachment? or it was all compatible with your current water line and electronic outlet?

[@pamdanielle428]

Help!! You made it look so easy and everything was fine except my seat didn't slide in very easily. I still can't get it on

[@jazzman785]

Your video saved me a lot of hassle-- thank you so much! I just got a C100 on eBay and the instructions that came with it were for a different Toto model. You're doing the Lord's work!

[@teddyp30]

This was seriously perfect. I had zero issues. Thank you so much for taking the time to do this.

[@truonghai3317]

Just installed per your instructions. Working perfect. Thanks

[@ArcStriker]

Thank you for taking the time to create this video, my C100 just arrived and following this looks like installation will be easy.

[@PowerL1N3]

I bought the Toto c100 as my first bidet after countless amounts of research with other different brands and I ended up settling with this one. I have 2.5 bathrooms in my house and bought 1 for all of them including new toilets the were high efficiency because I needed to solve my water problem and have had them for the last 3 months. When I say these bidets have changed my life and my families lives, I really mean they changed them!!! I will never go back to toilet paper as it cleans absolutely EVERYTHING and when you think your done it releases the leftovers after a wash having you wash a second time for a thorough clean and it doesn’t waste water because it only uses 0.1gpm of water!!!!!! Nor does it hog electricity especially when you put it in energy saver mode!!! And it’s super easy to clean and most importantly, NO MORE SLAMMING TOILET SEATS!!! This is definitely an awesome quality product that is worth the money to buy!

[@robertvillarino4280]

Thanks for the help!!!❤❤❤❤you saved me on this

[@Sassa0805]

Thank you! I installed this model for my mom yesterday. Your video made it easy.

[@minhtu5574]

Yours was the easiest to follow among all the other youtube videos for installing Toto. I have a Toto SW2044 but it was similar enough.

[@earthysoulgirl]

That was amazing! I definitely feel confident that I can install this myself now. I was definitely wondering how you would supply it with electricity so thank u so much for going in detail with the small hack u used with the extension cord! Great video

[@amilliontoms]

Piece of cake! You got it! Thanks for watching

[@MicheleLaCagnina]

Really easy install. Thanks for the tutorial!

[@brendayo3557]

Hi, Is there anyone has the issue to push the A-7 (Black tube into the hole)? Mine one is Kohler, I just couldn't push it through that. .. Any suggestions? Thanks

[@konakai6967]

Thank you so much for your considerate kind help! You are my hero!

[@sng2225]

Been a while. Good to see you settled into the US. Thanks for the update. Having a nearby power outlet is important I see.

[@amilliontoms]

It sure is! Thanks for watching

[@1492chris]

Good Job, very helpful. Our ToTo seat came with NO Instructions!? so your video was a big help, thanks.

[@amilliontoms]

Glad you got it done…enjoy!

[@stephanynevarez401]

I couldn’t remove it and I found out in your video how to. Thank you!

[@danstvguy]

Looking forward to when you demo the toilet seat ...

[@silvermanisakura8163]

Thank you 🙏 😊

[@jamesdrescher3050]

Great vid thanks! installing my Washlet today!

[@SoloTravelBlog]

Best toilet video I've seen!

[@geoffreymiddeleer2401]

Very clear and helpful video. I found that with a new American Standard one piece toilet I couldn't screw in the cold water feed to the gray interface pipe supplied by Toto after it was attached to the toilet because the shape of the toilet was too constricting to turn the coupling. Solution: Attach the feed to the gray interface first and then attach to the toilet.

[@DanielAnguianoPhoto]

Great video. Thank you! Very useful.

[@tehcarnage]

does the toto have the same plumbing attachments in most countries? I want to order one but i'm in new zealand, I can use a transformer for the power plug as it's different but just want to make sure everything else would be the same.

[@sirijip]

Any update if you ever encounter problems of hard water?

[@marsal62]

Just bought one today, and will be taking it back to Norway. Will I need a transformer 240V -> 100V, or do you think it’ll be okay with just an adapter? If needed, do you have any recommendations? Many thanks!

[@amilliontoms]

Oooo I am not sure about the transformer. I would expect an adapter to be enough, as that’s what they are for, but I would check with someone who knows more than I do! Solid effort though bringing one back to Norway! 🇳🇴

[@jerryyue9188]

Hello sir. I just buy 2 washlets in Osaka and I am flying back to toronto canada. Please is it okay to connect to the power, as it is 100v in Japan and 120v in canada. This is really important for me and I don’t want to take the risk.

[@OtakuchanEm]

Thank you for this tutorial! We also lived in Japan and we bought one before going back to the US and we are trying to install it now. Unfortunately the 3 thingy adaptor that we have doesn’t fit the water supply hose so we have to go home depot now to hopefully get one that fits.

[@Dianimations_]

Can i ask how much did you pay for it in Japan?

[@Zacnary]

@@Dianimations_I just bought one (I live in Tokyo) and it cost me $160. I went with INAX though not Toto.)

[@auburnandgrey4457]

3 concerns about this interesting product. Leaks, flooding my entire main floor with a faulty, cheap plastic, worn out water source attachment piece due to constant water pressure. Hydro costs, does it only warm the water when you sit down or is it heated on demand? How do you clean the underside of the seat, full removal required? Thanks for your time and video post.

[@amilliontoms]

I have not had any leaks at all. I would only buy Japanese (or possibly Korean) products like this due to their superior quality. The water is heated pretty constantly, but the seat actually remembers when you use it and adjusts accordingly. For example, in the night it might be a little colder, but if you regularly use it at 8:00am then the seat will ensure it’s ready. I have not noticed an increase in energy costs. Cleaning the underside of the seat is the same as any other toilet seat. Thanks for watching!

[@shankars4839]

Good tutorial

[@mhkim5434]

I enjoyed your video clip of Geoje! I didn't know you were still uploading your KZbin videos!

[@stephanynevarez401]

I have the exact same bidet. It has a funny smell after 2-3 years of use. I could finally see the filter for the first time and it was full of lint. Is that how you take the funny smell off? Or is there another way? I am pregnant and I cannot tolerate the smell anymore.

[@monali11001]

I installed the Toto and the seat somewhat wiggles . Although I did hear the click and have tightened the screws. Any suggestions?

[@amilliontoms]

Did you get the correct shape? Elongated vs. round? Is the wiggle due to the offset seat pads that I mention at the end?

[@juice132]

My house doesn't have an electrical outlet next to the bidet either. Thanks for sharing the video! Haven't you encountered any problems from getting the power from the sink oulet?

[@amilliontoms]

No problems at all! Just the wire that looks a bit unsightly

[@nicole_liang]

Thank you soooo much for the video! I also noticed that if the rubbers on the screws are too big for the screw holes on the base, you can use a knife to whittle them a little and put some oil to help them get in places easier. This happened to me and I panicked for a moment haha.

[@10cmontibia66]

Will this work in the uk as well?

[@banu3687]

Can this be used in the UK?

[@amilliontoms]

If you can get an electrical outlet in the bathroom. I don’t think anyone would install one though.

[@whitebass14]

So I am in Japan now about had enough after 7 years, so how about the voltage issue 100v Japan 120v US are you having issues with that? Or if anyone else can address this please let me know! ありがとうございました❗️

[@amilliontoms]

I bought mine in the US so no issues with that

[@jamesdickson6628]

I have read on many forums that people have had the Japanese washlets have been in their US homes for years without problems. Just Google it and a forum will come up.

[@tsangrita1]

Many thanks

[@rezanadimi3312]

Hi Toms! Thank you so much for your helpful video. I have a question and it is highly appreciated if you kindly help me. It is around two weeks that the biden of washlet works once I turn a little bit the handler of flush tank. Otherwise, the water does not spray and the lound sound is arised similar to the shaking of the building's pipe. Is the waslet dead end? Thank you so much for your consideration.

[@briansounalath]

Do they handle big poops?

[@youmarriedthispodcast]

So helpful!!

[@tinysafari1851]

what is that sloppy-looking cable running along your bathroom counter?

[@jawedchowdhry7762]

Did you buy this in Japan or US?

[@amilliontoms]

Purchased from Amazon US

[@glaecius]

助かる！

[@NickFILM17]

Interesting video. However, that wiring makes me a bit nervous. I wouldn't really want to be having a wash next to an electrical cable / socket. I don't think that's legal in the UK. I also brought back a Panasonic washlet from Japan to the UK. If you're willing to pay an electrician he can cut the plug cord and drill a tidy hole for it to be threaded into another room. He can then re-connect the plug with an extended cord to be plugged into the nearest socket. Therefore, it's powered from another room and is much safer that way. However, it depends on the set up of your place. Luckily enough I had a cupboard next to my bathroom that had plug sockets so it worked out.

[@manzyup]

And what was the purpose to flash water from tank? Water is shot off and tank is not involved in installation

[@phaze514]

You flush the tank to make sure the water is shut off completely. If the tank doesnt fill then that lets you know the water is off

[@hordenews1750]

Tom! I have been trying to see the electrical inputs for the toilet. Have you have any electrical issues due to the japan to US change? Japan normal electricity output is about 220volts while US is about 110volts, Is the toto C100 electrical input range permissible for the 110volts? If the voltage does not match then you might get issues such as fires/ect. even if it does not match you could always buy a separate voltage transformer to change to the appropriate level, which are also decently cheap. any thoughts please?

[@amilliontoms]

This one is made for the US market, as everything on the Toto is in English, not Japanese. Likewise voltage.

[@apl175]

Japan normal electricity is 100 volts, with frequencies that are either 50 or 60 Hz.

[@bjs2022]

“Bad sound makes good video look bad.”

[@mmaneage86]

Tom, my toilet is on fire. Can you troubleshoot?

[@amilliontoms]

Eat less spicy food

[@fms6306]

I'm squirmish... gloves?