Can this be used to dump into sites other than a standard RV dump site? Septic tank or toilet, etc.
346471
Yes, since all of the tank contents is pulverized with the water pressure. In regards to directly into toilet the water pressure is high and will probably make a mess from back splash.
346472
Yes, I am dumping into a septic tank. I think you could also dump into a toilet, just as you would a bucket of water,etc. This system works very well for me, transferring over 100 feet through a one inch grey line.
346473
Yes, it also gives us the ability to dump far away from the RV. We purchased a 50' 3/4" rubber hose, attached it to the 10' 3/4" hose that it comes with and are able to dump from our back yard to the drain in the front of the house, up hill and it works great. One of those simple design products that makes you think why someone never thought of it long ago. No smell, no mess and no sewage ever touches your hands. I rate it a 10 out of 10!!!
346474
Yes, I run mine through 30' of 1" PVC into the floor drain in my garage that is tied into the sewer system. I put a wet towel over the drain that I am dumping into and get very little odor. The toilet thing might be a bit stinky unless you hook it to a flexible hose and insert the hose into the bowl.
629508
Yes. An RV holding tank is just a larger version than most boat holding tanks. Plumbing is all the same material for the most part, and waste is... well... waste!
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.
939666
This is meant for drainpipes. It could blow the seal on your toilet, or worse. I wouldn't try it.
1698856
No, it won't! Remember this is the exact thing your septic was designed for. I would be sure that you are putting just waste in there - no stray sticks or grass or such.
1402044
Not aware of any down sides..We live in a very rural setting, short pipe run to the septic tank and the radials are fairly short and the soil offers good drainage. Not sure how it would work such as in Texas where the soil is hard packed clay or caleche (sp).
1455630
Yes. That is what I did with mine and it worked well for that purpose. The problem I had with mine was that it began to leak and one day after work I went to take my shower and found the entire contents had dripped out after 5 months of use. I bought another brand ( Toilet Tree item # TTP-TPC-01 ) instead and it has worked well since I bought it in May.
1368630
Not at all. I have been using it over a year now with a septic system. If anything, it is better for it as you aren't releasing detergent into it.
556901
Yes, I attached 1" ID flexible plastic tubing and pump about 40' into the outside sewer outlet. It should work into a toilet but I'd try the gray water first. The only thing I don't like about it are the cheap plastic hose quick connect and back flow preventer fittings. They are not under warranty and started leaking (fresh water) after only 4 uses.
1200949
You might be able to since it's a standard hook up. You might need adapters. I hook it it with a Coleman tower to a large tank.
1966943
Hi - everything I can read online says it is safe for septic tanks. You might want to contact the manufacturer to confirm however.
264863
Be careful. You could end up with a face full of raw sewage. Works well if connections are correct. Good luck
1189590
This rv toilet is not a self contained "Porta Potti." This model is a permanent RV toilet meant to be used in RV's with holding tanks. The toilet is installed/bolted to the floor of the RV, hooked up to the RV water supply, and used with a closet flange, somewhat like a household toilet.
2110117
Yes. I have an extend a hose hook up for my rv. when need a refill just take the tank. you do not have to move the rv .
2049224
Not directly. This unit makes it easy to connect an external propane tank to the RV. This pigtail looks just like the one on the firepit (it connects to a tank). The other hose goes from the RV tank to a threaded end that is the same as a 1 lb (disposable) propane tank. You could make it work if you purchased an adapter that adapts a 1lb tank to a refillable tank fitting ( Camco 59213 Female POL/ Male ACME X 1"-20 Male Propane Adapter).
2101026
It works with both sewer and septic tanks.. All homes should have some kind of white pvc pipe that runs to the sewer. (Sometimes you have them in the front yard.. My first house had in the back.. but my new home has it in the front.) You would screw it that location.
1890174
I guess you could. You'll need to get a dual-outlet valve in that case. One outlet for your toilet tank and one for the hand bidet... Doesn't sound too hard to maneuver. Good luck