🚽 GenieBidet 3/8 X 3/8 X 1/2 Inch T Connector for Easy Bidet Installation Review

I have a modern toilet where the inlet pipe runs from the corner stop into the bottom of the toilet so I couldn't use the tee that came with the toilet bidet. This T-adapter was an elegant solution to my bidet connection problem and it doesn't leak!

Mine slowly leaked through the side with a rubber seal no matter how I tightened it. A leaky pipe is practically useless. Teflon tape also cannot be used on a 3/8" compression fitting, so a leak is fatal.

Fits perfectly. Difficult to find so glad it is available on Revain from this seller. A good product. I used teflon tape when installing the hoses and everything worked like clockwork. Been using for about 1.5 months and no leaks. not bulky. Elegant (if you care about elegance under the toilet ;))

A while ago I took a chance by buying a bidet without even thinking about plugging in the water. It was the missing piece of the puzzle. Other reviewers were concerned about leaks, but it's been around for months and there's no question of a leak. I used teflon tape and tried not to overtighten the hardware. I'm glad this product exists because I couldn't find anything that would work anywhere else.

I bought a house, one bathroom has a Toto toilet. What a design flaw. I actually also bought an extension cord to plug into the toilet itself, but as it is a toto it cannot be easily replaced (there is simply no room for maintenance). Well I either replaced it with ours which came with a switch that allows me to turn off the hose. This gadget made it possible. The T-valve is located on the water hose. Ideal.

I was glad to find this fitting as it seems to be the only one available for toilets that don't have a standard 7/8 inlet. And was disappointed when I installed it and it leaked. If you look at all the connections, the three main threaded connectors take rubber compression and that was fine, but the connector you use to connect to your corner stop (wall) has a threaded hex internally. Find the right hex wrench and pull it out again. Tape or pipe sealant on it and tighten it, there will be no…

I don't usually write reviews. Due to the COVID-19 crisis, I thought installing a bidet in our home was a good idea. For one of my toilets, this fitting was the only option (not enough room for a 7/8" tee). I've seen some terrible leak reports so I didn't know what to expect. Well, playing around with pipes is always difficult. .But I was able to install this connector (to date) with no leaks. Only the 7/8" plastic water fitting was leaking somehow (not the fault of the fitting in question) so…