Toilet bidet sprayer with 3-way tap and coiled hose

In many toilets, the washing machine is plugged in right next door, on a neighbouring supply. This tap brings it all together: a block of three notched thumbwheels that feeds the handset, and two threaded outlets shown in the photos, one for the toilet, the other for the washing machine.

Each thumbwheel controls its own outlet. You can shut off the machine during an absence without touching the flush, or close the handset without depriving the cistern.

The block measures about 10 cm wide by 6.6 cm high, according to the dimensioned photo.

The trigger handset is stored on a holder carried by a small horizontal arm, fixed under the block. It stays within reach, right next to the thumbwheels, with no separate holder to fit on the wall.

Its coiled hose drops in tight loops and lengthens when you pull the handset towards the bowl. Once hung back up, it retracts: nothing trails on the floor.

The supplier states a ceramic valve core, 304 stainless steel and a copper alloy. Once stored, the handset lines up vertically next to the block, which keeps the whole unit neat against the wall.

The block screws onto a water supply coming out of the wall, in front of its round flange. It is the mains cold water that then feeds the handset, as well as the cistern. If your supply is 3/8″ (12x17) and the block is not, a reducing sleeve makes the joint.

When the handset is not in use, close its thumbwheel: the hose is no longer under pressure and cannot drip.

For black and grey, use a soft cloth and soapy water; no scraper or abrasive cream.