I purchased a TUSHY Ace, but I have a Flushometer toilet. What should I do?Updated 10 hours ago
Fear not! If it's a Flushometer—or you simply don't have access to water next to your toilet— that's no biggie! You will just need to use your sink's plumbing instead, since you likely don't have access to your angle valve at the wall.
You can follow the guide below for the TUSHY Ace when installing on a Flushometer toilet. Check out the diagram below of a TUSHY Spa utilizing a sink's connections—you can do the same for Ace:
You're going to need the parts below to successfully connect your sink's water connection directly to your TUSHY Ace:
- 1 Flushometer Installation Kit (purchasable from TUSHY exclusively)
- 1 G1/2" Female to 3/8" Male Reducer Adapter with Compression Fitting (linked here to buy on Amazon)
- The polyurethane will go inside the plastic fastener and barb (all included in the Flushometer Installation Kit) which will then thread onto the above adapter, which will then connect to the TUSHY Ace water intake. The rest of the Flushometer installation goes just as described in the below video.
Here's the video tutorial on how to connect your TUSHY to a Flushometer toilet utilizing the sink connection. You can follow this same process for any toilet that doesn't have water access at the wall/tank. Shown here is a pedestal sink, however your sink connection might be underneath a cabinet:
If you still need help with this, don't hesitate to ask a helpful Poo-Ru! You can chat us up anytime—we've got your back(side)!