. It says t pour 1/3 of container into toilet and flush and repeat until all contents are gone. does that mean of the 1/3 or until container is empty?
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My understanding was to put 1/3 in and flush then repeat two more times. That is what I did. I had very positive results.
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It means use 1/3, ten flush-------then use another 1/3, then flush and finally use last 1/3 then flush once more-------They don't want you to use full bottle all at once------
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it works continuous, when it fills up it turns off, then you remove the tank in back and empty it sink or toilet. put the tank back and it comes back on. it will not splash when removing tank, you have to pull stopper out and drain out the water. i have empty mine every 2 or 3 days. it runs all the time. i have 2 of them and love 'em!!!!
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It does not have a indicator on it. However, when you flush and pull the handle on the front, you can see where the level of waste is and kind of gauge from there. I can tell you from experience that we use it for "number 1" ONLY and it will last about 3 days before you need to empty it. We put in the granulated sprinkles to contain any odors.
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I would think so, it just goes into your septic. Whatever you would normally flush would be good to go.
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Possibly, not to sound flippant but there might be other reasons the toilet doesn't flush all the time. Is there a minimal amount of water in the tank (not enough water force)? Is there an obstruction along the line that causes toilet paper to wrap around it? I have been well pleased with this device and since using it, I have not had any further clogs.
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Diagram does come with instructions. Imagine a pipe coming from the system and hung over your toilet bowl. That's all it is. The matter is ground up, think of a blender, then sent through the pipe. It ends up in the toilet bowl along with the waste water. Some toilets will automatically flush when the water level increases, others will not. If your toilet doesn't flush at the increase of water then you'll manually flush the matter down. I have mine hooked up to my washing machine waste water spot. It gets flushed into the same place the waste water from the washer goes.
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The "flusher" is actually like a pump sprayer. When you pull up the handle, it draws up water from the water tank and "flushes" the toilet. We have it at our mountain cabin and we have used it every time since we bought it last year. We love it and it is well worth the money we spent. The only negative we can think of would be that the Plunger or handle that is used to flush is not real sturdy so you should flush carefully, but it has a huge storage tank that could last as long as 2 weeks, of course depending how often it is used. Feel free to ask any other questions, but for us, we love it. The "flusher" is actually like a pump sprayer. When you pull up the handle, it draws up water from the water tank and "flushes" the toilet. We have it at our mountain cabin and we have used it every time since we bought it last year. We love it and it is well worth the money we spent. The only negative we can think of would be that the Plunger or handle that is used to flush is not real sturdy so you should flush carefully, but it has a huge storage tank that could last as long as 2 weeks, of course depending how often it is used. Feel free to ask any other questions,... » Read More The "flusher" is actually like a pump sprayer. When you pull up the handle, it draws up water from the water tank and "flushes" the toilet. We have it at our mountain cabin and we have used it every time since we bought it last year. We love it and it is well worth the money we spent. The only negative we can think of would be that the Plunger or handle that is used to flush is not real sturdy so you should flush carefully, but it has a huge storage tank that could last as long as 2 weeks, of course depending how often it is used. Feel free to ask any other questions, but for us, we love it. « Show Less
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I pick out and flush the solids every day or more frequently if necessary (really easy if you keep the box in the bathroom) - no problem with clogging the toilet, then stir around to mix the wet. Depending on how many cats, I dump and replace about once a week. Your nose will tell you when it's time to change.
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1/3 full.....2/3 empty....based on the ones Ive purchased, NO, not normal. My purchase was securely wrapped and filled fairly closely to the top. I LOVE this product. 'Hope you get it resolved.
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It's flush. We have it. I love it. Best investment ever. But be sure you don't have a long toilet. The seat fits a round not oval toilet.
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Without even checking there are two watchouts... the flush buttons are on the top (I personally would be frustrated every time I would have to negotiate my fingers to flush the toilet in such a tight gap and #2 you really should have easy access to the toilet basin in case you need to access a leak or malfunctioning flush mechanism...and if you are positioning this under a shelf, unless it is resting on pins, will impede your ability to lift the lid on that tank. It is a great toilet and does exactly what it says about the power of the flush and the cost savings. I am looking to replace my other two toilets with the very same unit based on its quality. Without even checking there are two watchouts... the flush buttons are on the top (I personally would be frustrated every time I would have to negotiate my fingers to flush the toilet in such a tight gap and #2 you really should have easy access to the toilet basin in case you need to access a leak or malfunctioning flush mechanism...and if you are positioning this under a shelf, unless it is resting on pins, will impede your ability to lift the lid on that tank. It is a great toilet and does exactly what it says about the power of the flush and the cost savings. I am looking to replace my... » Read More Without even checking there are two watchouts... the flush buttons are on the top (I personally would be frustrated every time I would have to negotiate my fingers to flush the toilet in such a tight gap and #2 you really should have easy access to the toilet basin in case you need to access a leak or malfunctioning flush mechanism...and if you are positioning this under a shelf, unless it is resting on pins, will impede your ability to lift the lid on that tank. It is a great toilet and does exactly what it says about the power of the flush and the cost savings. I am looking to replace my other two toilets with the very same unit based on its quality. « Show Less
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Hello Heidi,You unscrew the round small top. Its right in the top left side if you are looking directly at picture. It says on it bio=push. Unscrew the top and I use soft soap in it. It will only hold a small amount. But that's all you need for quite a few flushes. I probably fill it about once a week. But, for sure it will unscrew!
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We don't have our own septic tank but have it connected with city so that might affect clogging but not sure. However I didn't flush them that often. I kept a tight small trash can with lid and would put them in there and empty often. And occasionally would flush a poopy one if I was upstairs away from that trash can. I maybe flushed maybe 3-5 a week and never noticed any clogging or septic problems. Hope that helps a little! Heard some people flush these with no problems. I didn't feel comfortable with that but in the end made the decision to put them in the trash because my toilets far away from my changing table :p We don't have our own septic tank but have it connected with city so that might affect clogging but not sure. However I didn't flush them that often. I kept a tight small trash can with lid and would put them in there and empty often. And occasionally would flush a poopy one if I was upstairs away from that trash can. I maybe flushed maybe 3-5 a week and never noticed any clogging or septic problems. Hope that helps a little! Heard some people flush these with no problems. I didn't feel comfortable with that but in the end made the decision to put them in the trash because my toilets far... » Read More We don't have our own septic tank but have it connected with city so that might affect clogging but not sure. However I didn't flush them that often. I kept a tight small trash can with lid and would put them in there and empty often. And occasionally would flush a poopy one if I was upstairs away from that trash can. I maybe flushed maybe 3-5 a week and never noticed any clogging or septic problems. Hope that helps a little! Heard some people flush these with no problems. I didn't feel comfortable with that but in the end made the decision to put them in the trash because my toilets far away from my changing table :p « Show Less
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There is some settling in shipping. Ther cans I purchased were about 3/4 full. I think that 1/3 means that is wasn't filled properly to begin with. I would complain.
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I'm not a plumber, however I understand that slow-flushing toilets are generally related to mineral deposits, which this will not resolve. Also, when it arrived there was a sticky on the container indicating that it is not designed for home use.
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The container says to pour it in the toilet and flush. My crystals have not dissolved and have become quite hard.
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If you are referring to the type of unit that senses when to flush when someone gets up....I am not sure. My unit is in storage at this time, so I can't measure the height of the seat (the thicknes) for you..... But.....if your unit has a manual switch, there should be no problem as long as you have a toilet base that is oval in shape and has two holes that the old toilet seat used to be fastened to the actual toilet bowl. This unit just needs two holes for the long nuts and bolts that you use to fasten it down after you place your 'old' toilet seat on top of this riser. All fastens down with the nuts and bolts that go through the same holes as your normal toilet seat which is, now, going to sit on top of this unit when all is fastened in place. The thickness of all may cause any sensor to be unable to sense anything but that override switch would be the way to flush with this unit in place..... I am guessing that is what you are referring to......a toilet with flushing sensors being unable to sense when to flush with this unit or any unit on top of the normal toilet height.....