Question

leaks at bidets may be at any of the following locations except

• supply piping connections
• drain piping connections
• tank lid
• vacuum breaker
• the bowl itself

question 23
1 pts
washerless faucets are more prone to water hammer problems than compression faucets because

• water can be turned off much more quickly
• washers wear enough to be slightly leaky
• valve seat leakage is common on compression faucets
• packing leakage is common on compression faucets
• compression faucets are typically on older piping systems which are more accommodating and less likely to suffer water hammer

Explanation:

For the first question, bidets don't typically leak from the tank lid as they don't have a traditional tank like toilets. For the second question, washerless faucets can turn water off more quickly, creating a sudden stop in water - flow which causes water hammer problems more often than compression faucets.

Answer:

Question 1: C. tank lid
Question 2: A. water can be turned off much more quickly