“How do you clean under the plastic part attached to the toilet?”
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You really would not be able to do more than spray it down with a disinfectant. With that said, it is really no different than how how you clean around the attached toilet seat currently.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.I typically just spray mine down with the all purpose cleaning I clean the rest of my bathroom with. So far after a couple of months there hasn't been any type of grime building up anywhere. Cleaning the nozels is as easy and just setting it to cleaning mode and opening the tiny door. Then I hit it with some spray cleaner and scrub then with the toilet cleaning scrubber.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.If you are referring to the plastic bidet device that is held to the toilet by the toilet seat bolts, you would need to remove the bidet from the toilet to clean 'under' it where it attaches to the toilet (under the bidet = top of toilet bowl). You would do this by removing the toilet seat bolts. Some toilet seats allow for quick removal, where there is kind of post that attaches to the toilet bowl and quick-removes from the toilet seat hinge. The hinge unclips from the post allowing the seat to be removed so it can be cleaned underneath. Using this kind of seat would help the customer remove the seat out of the way for cleaning, but would not prevent a little "gunk" from ultimately getting under the bidet device after time. For complete cleaning, the bidet attachment would need to be removed from the toilet bowl. I would expect that the bidet could be kept clean enough with a removable toilet seat so that complete removal of the bidet would need to be done very infrequently.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.It has a self-cleaning function
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.You would have to remove the toilet seat and screws to lift the bidet up to clean under it.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.You would need to remove the toilet seat and lift the unit out of place to clean under it.
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