Would it make sense to attach one of these to a toilet or would soggy paper be likely to clog it up?
1611023
I think this is an excellent application. As a precautionary measure I would use RV toilet paper.
1611024
Use this: Saniflo 017 SANITOP Macerating Pump, WhiteProduct details: http://www.saniflo.com/product-details-for-sanitop
1611025
No, I believe you would void your warranty and would probably end up with a mess. There are things called macerator pumps designed to do what you are intending.
1611026
If you require a disposal attached to your toilet, perhaps the best thing to do is change your diet.
199274
Not necessarily. Go to http://www.flushmate.com/troubleshoot/q03_trouble_shooting.html and watch the video; it shows you how to diagnose toilet problems.
1164177
I've loaded mine down with toiletries and they seem to handle it fine. I would say that if you plan on high usage, they may not stand up over time with too much wieght loaded into them.
1792378
i wouldn't flush this in Europe. I went to Eastern Europe Kiev, and you can't even flush their toilet paper. I ended up clogging the toilet when I used the toilet at a restaurant... but at my hotel, the toilet paper flushed just fine.
2211903
I don't have an official answer from the company but flushing a couple down with the waste should be fine. I would avoid dumping the entire box down the toilet. However the couple that get stuck should flush just fine according to reviews I read on a pet store web site. I avoid it all together because and just bag it we are on a new septic system and I have a picky husband:)
1188077
NO as long as you are sitting on it.. It is a great product. Lessens the need for paper except for drying. The only regret that I have is that I wish I had bought the warm water one because whilst OK in the summer, in the winter it can be a bit cold using cold water. The bidet lessens the need to use hands and paper is only needed for drying.
1008163
You need a flange (or at least bolts) to keep the toilet from tipping and/or moving. So, while you could use this the way you suggest, and it would be effective, I wouldn't recommend doing so. If the toilet wiggled around over time, eventually the seals would erode and leak, which is what eventually happens to wax rings when they dry out or get too old.
139902
It is thick so this one may be too wide for around the toilet-but the idea of a flex molding would be good. See if you can find a thinner one--- maybe 1/2 by 1/2 or even 1/4 by 1/4 or some combination of those two dimensions. We think it is a great product--totally did the job for us.
131627
Try using a really good plunger first. This does the job but it could scratch the the toilet bowl a bit. Anyway, it is cheaper than a plumber.
116999
Depends on how heavy the paper is, if you organize it so its balanced it might be OK, but if you are worried about tipping you can always put a brick in the bottom.
1064918
From what I've read this particular auger is not for unclogging toilets. You'll need to search the one that is also for use with toilets.
264863
Be careful. You could end up with a face full of raw sewage. Works well if connections are correct. Good luck
1852902
There are what I can only call "plastic snuggy clips" that can be inserted on the underneath of the tray to create a stable and tight fit to whatever toilet style you have. I have used it on both a round toilet and one of those "oblong" toilets and both have worked well for me.
1208656
It is made for the floor. Maybe you could hook it somehow to the underside of the toilet tank cover with wire.
343875
The reason it attaches to your faucet is so you can regulate the temperature. If you don't care about regulating temperature, you may be better of getting a model that attaches to the toilet directly.
2256567
I would use the metal T-adapter so you have a way of isolating the Bidet if only to prevent visiting youngsters from playing with the Bidet and making a mess. It would also prevent you from shutting down the water flow to the toilet should the Bidet get broken for some reason or another. GBC
1551990
I have never attempted to flush one but I am a believer that only toilet paper should go down the toilet. Plumbers must not like me! :)