How about one of those little annoyances that can throw a wrench in your day: a broken bidet toilet seat knob (if you happen to have one of course and a Brondell brand at that). So you go to adjust the water pressure and…snap! The knob breaks off in your hand. Frustrating. But not to worry! Rolling up your sleeves and fixing it yourself is not only doable but also surprisingly rewarding. Especially since it’s not cheap to buy and replace this little piece of plastic AND it will just end up breaking because this happens to be a fairly common occurrence (not sure why a better fix by the company hasn’t surfaced).

First things first, what are the perks of going the DIY route?

Saves $$$

Okay, let’s be real – calling a professional to fix a tiny part or buying a whole new seat can quickly add up. By tackling the repair yourself, you’re cutting out the middleman and keeping those hard-earned dollars where they belong – in your wallet!

Empowerment

There’s something incredibly empowering about fixing things with your own hands. Sure, you might not be a certified professional (nor am I), but with a little guidance and the right tools, you’ll be amazed at what you can accomplish. Plus, the satisfaction of knowing you solved the problem all by yourself? Priceless.

Learn New Skills

DIY repairs are like mini crash courses in home maintenance. You might start off clueless about bidet toilet seats, but by the time you’re done, you’ll have a whole new set of skills under your belt.

Quick and Convenient

Waiting around for a repair person to show up can feel like an eternity, especially when you’ve got a broken bidet taunting you every time you need to use the bathroom. DIY repairs put you in the driver’s seat, allowing you to fix the problem on your own schedule – no waiting required.

Remember, DIY repairs are all about trial and error, so don’t be discouraged if things don’t go perfectly the first time around. The important thing is that you’re taking initiative and learning valuable skills along the way. So go ahead, grab your tools, and get to fixing! Your bidet – and your butt – will thank you.

Check out the repair VIDEO.