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Reddit mentions of Danco 10062 Universal Bumper, for Use with Toilet Seats, Rubber, 1 Pack, White
Sentiment score: 2
Reddit mentions: 2
We found 2 Reddit mentions of Danco 10062 Universal Bumper, for Use with Toilet Seats, Rubber, 1 Pack, White. Here are the top ones.
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CUSTOM-FIT ADHESIVE PADS: Attaches to toilet seat with durable custom-fit adhesive pads that help safeguard and protect your toilet seatEXTRA CUSHIONING: Replaces snap-in, screw-in and tack-on type toilet seat bumpers and the stick on rubber construction with white finish blends with most existing toilet and bathroom fixturesINCLUDES: (2) round toilet seat bumpers (3/4 inches outer diameter with a thickness/height of 1/4 inches) and (2) oblong bumpers toilet seat bumpers (2-1/4 inches long and 3/4 inches wide with a thickness/height of 1/4 inches)UNIVERSAL DESIGN: Universal design to fit most makes and models of toilet seats (works best with a toilet seat that has a smooth surface)EASY TO USE: Thoroughly clean the toilet seat rings and keep it clean and dry, peel off the self-adhesive back on the toilet seat bumper and stick it on the toilet seat rings, press hard to ensure it can stick firmly (do not use for 10 minutes after installation)Used for toilet seat repairFits any brand and model of toilet seatAttches to toilet seat with custom-fit adhesive padsIncludes 2 seat bumpersEasy to installUsed for toilet seat repairFits any brand and model of toilet seatAttches to toilet seat with custom-fit adhesive padsIncludes 2 seat bumpersEasy to install
Specs:
| Color | White |
| Height | 0.004 Inches |
| Length | 2.97 Inches |
| Number of items | 1 |
| Size | 1 Pack |
| Weight | 0.08 Pounds |
| Width | 0.59 Inches |
This is the one I have. You can buy one that has a hook up for hot water as well but my tap water isn't cold for whatever reason so it doesn't bother me to just have a cold water line. It uses the water that would eventually run to the tank. It's basically like using the water from your sink line--I know a lot of people think that its uses "toilet bowl" water but it doesn't. It's really easy to install. I actually have reinstalled it on a different toilet in my house and it worked on both. You do have to buy little spacers to attach to the bottom of your toilet seat since the bidet attachment makes the back of the seat sit a bit higher than the front. Again, they're really easy to install/uninstall. Definitely get the ones that screw on so they don't fall off one day into the toilet.
To use you just stay seated and SLOWLY turn on the knob. The one I have linked has SUPER HIGH water pressure but maybe there are models that aren't so strong. Do NOT turn it on while you're standing in front of it "just to make sure it works". I shot myself in the chest the first time I tested it hahahaha. Lots of guests also get curious and turn it on while standing in front of the toilet instead of sitting and end up getting shot in the chest or face. It's hilarious. My father in law for shot in the forehead with the water!
All in all its a 45$ investment if you use the same set up I did--definitely worth the money and if you can always upgrade to a different model if you end up liking it!
There are handheld type options that look like a shower head but they require maneuvering on the toilet and seem like more trouble than just staying seated.
I tried moist wipes for a while but a lot of them have alcohol in them and seemed to dry out more than they helped.
Sorry for the long winded response, hope it was helpful!
It definitely does, yes. I did quite a bit of research before buying and was willing to spend around $100 or so but this specific model had the best overall reviews and added features for females as well, your gf will thank you I'm sure. (Side note, I initially ordered the blue but it looked, idk cheap somehow so I exchanged it for the white only and it looks much, much better, not cheap looking at all.)
A couple suggestions on other things that make a big difference imo for another $20 combined roughly, both recommended by other reviewers as well as a few specific YouTube installation videos (there is one that finally sold me on it, I'll see if I can find that too). A better/more solid and lasting brass, chrome finish T-adapter which also has a shut off and is compatible with this model (the 185 comes with a plastic one and only a few reported leaks and it doesn't have a shut off either and will eventually need to be replaced down the line). As well as toilet seat bumpers, taking into account the bidet only raises the seat a little but enough to not make it feel solid, the bumpers make it feel as it should, 100% solid with them.
The links for you to check out and maybe add to your wishlist (I personally highly suggest them):
KES Toilet Lavatory Brass... https://www.amazon.ca/dp/B00JIG4AGM?ref=yo_pop_ma_swf
Danco 10062 Toilet Seat Bumper... https://www.amazon.ca/dp/B00EA080X0?ref=yo_pop_ma_swf
Edit: This is the YouTube link where the guy uses the upgraded adapter as well as the bumpers and shows how to install easily too. (You'll see the 185 features that do make a big difference to me.)
https://youtu.be/juilRGZXLwM