Review on Fluidmaster B1T12CS CLICK SEAL Toilet Connector: Stainless Steel, 12-Inch Length by Mark Lodge

I usually shy away from changing the toilet's filling line from the domestic water connection. But I have to say it was a pretty easy setup and pretty straight forward. Pretty much one side connected to the water inlet valve and tightened with a wrench, and the other side connected to the fill valve on the toilet and screwed in until I heard a click. After that I turned on the water and was happy to see I didn't have any leaks the first time. A week later it was working pretty well and didn't see any leaks. I am very happy with the Fluidmaster products as they usually install with little to no problems. Note: I was unable to install this on a recently purchased bidet. The connector is a bit too big to screw into the T value, but I have a toilet that doesn't have one and I figured I'd just replace that plumbing line.