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Absolutely. Mount the metal strips on the walls level and plumb, and you're all good. You may need to shim out the piece that gets screwed into the tile. Add your shims, install into a bed of silicone, then snap the visible piece onto it, then fill the voids with silicone while you're caulking it. Easy peasy--make sure to use plastic shims, not wooden.

@@DavePR okay, thanks. Can the doors be leveled too?

@@TheChavez1976 Yes, and it's even easier to just level the horizontal bar when installing. Fine tuning on the doors is also possible, but get that bar level first.

@@DavePRCool, okay. One last question. So these glass doors don’t appear to close all the way, there appears to be a 3/8 gab between the glass door and the tile wall, I guess the black rubber grommet on top creates this space, right?

@@TheChavez1976 Right. These doors block splashes from the shower. They are not sealed tight. That said, I don't have a problem whatsoever with them. Just get the doors, shim the out-of-plumb wall, and then install the doors. You'll do great!

Yes, people rent a roof box from www.RoofBoxGuy.com and we make sure those boxes are ready to go! I'm the only person I have heard of anywhere who ceramic coats their roof boxes. I called Thule and Yakima, and they have not heard of it, either, but it makes clean up so much easier and helps the black stay black longer. We want our boxes to always look new.

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Absolutely! I had forgotten about this one--oh, it was so so bad. It smelled so awful! And yes, videos are to inform people about our professional services, and the DIY kit I put together to help folks who are out of our service areas or who want to save money, and people in the industry have used them to learn and train. Thanks for the comment! Let me know if you are a professional needing some extra training, or a car owner needing an odor removal service, or a rental car fleet owner or DIYer wanting a DIY kit. I'm happy to help!

Why you're repeating urself, u said all that in d video. If u'r that curious about my situation, no prb we can chat n tell u the story: my sister's teens left the meat bags in the trunk, she's so busy n told me to help her search up DIY stuff to help rid the smell, she's in FL n I'm in TX. Got enough info here?! & I insist thumbs down, bcs ur video doesn't help. The truth

This is the Pearl on the Kohler Santa Rosa. I'm not sure I understand what you're asking--this is it. It works great. I wish Kohler gave the Santa Rosa an extra 1/4" on the back, but Alpha BIdet fits just right and has not come loose in the last two years.

I'm certainly not a urethra specialist, but the water jet shoots up, not out. The pooper shooter goes up to rinse the booty, and I don't feel any moisture or "debris" on my non-urethra sack, if you know what I'm saying. The Alpha Bidet crew definitely cares for everyone, and their business wouldn't last long if their products caused infection. They've been in business for quite some time, so the upwards shooting seems to be doing the cleaning trick without cross contamination issues. Good question!

Stick them on whatever you're mounting the lights to. Outside, use a screw to hold it on so they can withstand the weather. On the tv, just use the double sided tape. Easy peasy!

Ooohhh, tough question. The Pearl seat is a little less comfortable for me, but I think that is almost entirely body shape/geometry, so that will be different for everyone. The Pearl has USER 1 and USER 2 memory functions. This is great for us since my kids like cooler water and I like warmer water in the winter. So, I'm USER 2, and my settings stay "hidden" while they can change the water and seat temp all they want. The USER 1 and 2 is a big win for me. The Pearl has a built in tank purifier. It sounds like a great idea, but it's an ozone generator and that's a no-go for my home, and it stinks. I couldn't find where to disable it in the instructions, but Alpha Bidet told me how to disable it from the remote. I would prefer to clip a wire to disable it, but this is the next best thing. Which would I choose? I liked it so well I left the Pearl mounted after testing. I also kept the JX because we were perhaps getting another home. You cannot go wrong with either one of these. Both are my favorite! Thanks for the question and the encouragement. Please subscribe! I'd love to get to 1000 subs and monetize the channel. Gratefully, Dave

Thank you Dave. I did subscribe Looking forward to viewing your most recent videos.

Right on! So glad it was helpful to you!

Great question! I don't know--I'm using the smaller original magnet on my phone using double-sided tape. This one ended up on the back of one of the kids' iPad for wall-mounting for Facetime with family. I think that one is double-sided taped as well.

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The water supply line should have a valve at the wall. Just look behind your toilet for the water line, then turn the valve off that is sitting just in front of the wall.

@@DavePR thank you!

You could weigh your soap dispenser before and after a load to see if any is being used. Or, pour out the soap into a cup and then clean out the soap dispenser by soaking in hot water and make sure the dispensing hole is cleaned out.

Nice that it worked well for a year. Mine was very much not ready for market--it needed a sturdier mounting stake and internals sealed from water leaks. It would also be good to be manufactured for up to 80 psi water pressure, as city systems are often supposed to be set at 70 psi or less.

That's not good! What a terrible experience you've had. I have not had that happen to me, but two brand new and both failed the same? Both died after a single tube?!?!?!

@@DavePR yeah I took this one apart and got it back and now I just don't go all the way until the tube is out

We never had an issue with the seat in either one of our Alpha Bidet seats. I think I have 3 videos about bidets--this video, the one from 4 years prior when I installed it, and then another from an updated Alpha Bidet that would have been recorded at about the same time as this video. Both seats still work great, and I'm absolutely convinced this bidet is a crucial piece of medical hardware from people recovering from any sort of surgery in their hands, arm, shoulder, or back to avoid twisting to wipe.

It takes a major effort for some to start using it, then once they've gotten over their initial skepticism or "weirdness" of a bidet, they love it. It's so much cleaner and I really like the heated seat and water flow when it's cold outside.

I know! Now we can get those odors taken care of! I'm also willing to purchase the home in question and do the odors and flip it.

You know I'm headed to Home Depot to check that out right away! Thanks, Henryprag!!!

Absolutely that would be cleaner, but those blocks are thinner, whereas the H block is grouted, so there is concrete back behind the fragile exterior of the block. If the interior blocks were stronger it would be a perfect way to get it more out of the way when opened! Thank you!