Then just place the attachment at the top of your toilet bowl, screw your toilet seat back on top, turn your water back on, and you’re ready to go. (If you have a hard pipe and not a flexible one, you have to get one of those first, which Tushy actually sells as well.) Then you screw back on the flexible pipe from your wall into that adapter, and also insert Tushy’s own flexible tube that connects to the Tushy device to that adapter.
Then, you disconnect the flexible pipe that already runs from your toilet bowl to the wall from the bowl and screw on a three-port adapter onto your toilet bowl.
First, you turn off the water to your toilet, which can be done by turning the knob on your wall, or in the worst-case scenario (which I had to go through), turning off the water to your entire home. That being said, though, it was simple in theory. I had to take extreme caution with every step to make sure I wasn’t about to have to call a plumber - who could then potentially get me sick, or get sick themselves. Though Tushy emphasizes how easy it is to install its devices, I have to be honest: For me personally, it was extremely stressful - especially installing it right now, when the threat of breaking your one and only toilet at home is more alarming than ever before. Your CNN account Log in to your CNN account
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