Is this a camping toilet or does one need a septic system to link into?
1576869
It is for campers. It drains into the campers holding tank, if your holding tank is connected to sewer line it will drain then drain into sewer line.
1693316
You have not gone wrong. The toilet is a BAD DESIGN. I fought a loosing battle for 12 years, trying to stop the leaking and trying to clear the swirling water of the sewage. I hope you have more luck getting it to work than I had.
1190296
Ours is attached to the toilet. That way the waste is sprayed directly in, then i can flush it away. It works great.
932566
I am not quite understand but you need incoming water for your Toto Washet or any toilet.
1359000
Yes, the cold water connection is before the tank via t-connector so you probably won't burn your bum. Also most toilets have a one way fill valve.
2093387
Hi. Our contractor installed ours. It was awhile ago, but he says you need a 110 power supply where you can plug it (ours is a GFI) in and the current water source. He didn't remember it being difficult, but we do have a toto toilet and both were new. That being said, my family fights for the right to use that toilet. They love the heated seat, the adjustable water temps. We also have two brondell's (they were much less expensive), While they work well, their controller isn't as easy to adjust. If they break, would probably replace them with a Toto wash let.
1561698
This is a great toilet; if you use the MSD model you will need to plumb for a pump out setup. If you plan on taking out the tank and dumping it; you will need the other non MSD model.
1312319
Yes and no: You CAN connect to your sink, but you'll probably (almost definitely) need an adapter or two, and you might need to connect where in a cabinet or something. Also keep in mind you'll be knocking poop into your sink; it won't always wash right down and could ultimately clog your drain. Backspray might also wind up places you don't want it. That said, there *should* be some access point somewhere to your toilet for emergency shut-offs. Sometimes there is a panel behind or near the toilet that will be covering the shut-off valve. There's a shut-off somewhere, you just need to find it, although it might be inconveniently far from the toilet itself. You might also considering hooking up to the sink in your kitchen if you have a disposal; same problem with reach and cabinets and adapters, but worth consideration. For that matter, you can hook up to ANY pipe bringing water into the house; just needs to be fitted and practical.
2171465
I would think so, it just goes into your septic. Whatever you would normally flush would be good to go.
750558
No, you will need 2 holes that used to mount the toilet seat to mount the bidet
619319
Probably, but why would you want to? The camper toilet waste disposal acts more like an outhouse - holding the waste with in a closed container. Our camper only has a direct opening to the tank which is opened when it "flushes" and then closed when it's done flushing. A household toilet has a water trap and is connected to a sewer line or a septic system - in either case the water trap prevents odors from coming back and the waste is removed to a remote area (sewer or septic system).
759832
We use ours at some property in the mountains. We usually just dig a hole in the woods and dump it. You could however take it home and dump it in the toilet.
1003033
I do not understand your question about the toilet? you can be more specific?
1865309
As has already been stated it is a shorter tube in a tube with a drainage hole in it. When you add the "granuals" that come with the system, they break down the solid waste and it turns liquid and leaches out of the hole in the outside tube. It is similar to a Septic tank system.
1946172
I have a septic and I use them. Doesn't seem to bother it! Now I don't have one of the newer ones (airiation system) but it shouldn't matter.
959521
It is a low toilet, it seemed high profile by the measurements to me too.. I ended up buying the riser too.
625405
The unit is quite easy to install. An electrical outlet must be available near the unit. The unit comes with an adapter to tap into the existing water supply for the toilet. If the existing water supply is not a flex hose, then I would recommend replacing it with a flex line. Would recommend using a GFI outlet.