Bidet Removal

Locate the shut-off valve, typically found behind the toilet on the wall or floor. Turn the valve clockwise until it is fully closed. This will stop the water supply to the bidet and toilet.

With the water supply shut off, place a small towel or bucket beneath the bidet's water supply line connection. Unscrew the coupling nut connecting the bidet's flexible hose to the toilet's fill valve or the water supply line adapter. Some residual water may drip out, which is why the towel or bucket is useful.

Most bidet seats are secured to the toilet bowl by mounting brackets. Look for mounting bolts, usually located under the rear of the toilet seat. You may need to slide the bidet seat forward to release it from the mounting plate, or you may need to unscrew nuts from underneath the toilet rim. Refer to your bidet's manual for specific removal instructions if needed.

Once the bidet is removed, you will likely find soap scum, water deposits, or residue on the toilet bowl and the mounting area. Use a toilet bowl cleaner and a sponge or cloth to thoroughly clean these surfaces. Rinse well to remove any cleaning product residue.

If you are reverting to a standard toilet seat, align the new or original seat's mounting posts with the bolt holes on the toilet bowl. Insert the bolts from the top and secure them with nuts from underneath. Ensure the seat is stable and does not wobble.

Slowly turn the shut-off valve counter-clockwise to open it. Check for any leaks at the connection points. If no leaks are present, the process is complete.