Does this come with a urinal cup to poor out the urine or do you have to take the whole unit off the wall or the toliet to dump out?
1523577
Unfortunately it doesn't come with the cup. My grandsons love it though much easier for them to use when they wait til the last minute and are in a rush to go potty.
1523578
The whole urinal hooks onto a bracket & you remove the whole urinal to dump it, the bracket stays attached to the wall.
1523579
It hangs on a little bracket on the side of the toilet. It just lifts right off and you dump it. Very easy.
1523580
You have to remove it if you attach it to the wall but if you use the clip and attach it to the toilet you just flip to empty it
1523581
You have to take it off of the wall and dump it, but it's easy to do. The clips in the back are a bit flimsy but if you're careful it will be fine. We LOVE this potty and our 3 yr old who had no interest in using the toilet was literally potty trained in one day because he wanted to use it.
2232727
I purchased two of these in blue and they are identical. The back remains mounted and the actual urinal can easily be removed and emptied.Highly recommend this.
1152894
It is very easy to use! No cup needed. It is a longish handled test strip that is held in the urine stream. And my Dr. told me that they are very accurate, as they test for two separate markers to determine if you have a UTI!
298275
None. I just unhooked the old one, connected the new one. Left faucet open for a bit, shut if off and I was done. It is working perfectly. Lots of pressure. If you let it completely empty every so often it will allow the bladder to last longer.
2144487
A gentle pinch at the bottom of the cup is enough to release the seal formed between body and cup. The fluids can be poured out as the cup leaves the body. Not completely, but essentially mess free. Hand washing before and after is a must. I had issues with the disposable soft cups being too messy for me to change at work or other public restrooms. With a bit of discretion you can use the cup anywhere...except a port-a-potty. I would never want to be put in the position of having to change in a port-a-potty. Ever. :)
314319
Fully packed, the bladder could be troublesome to remove. You can remove it either through the top draw string opening, or through the large front zipper opening. I've never really had a problem removing it because I put most of the smaller stuff at the bottom or in the utility pockets. I've never had to remove anything to get my bladder in or out, I just had to be clever when trying to find the pocket while it was covered by my stuff.
2137390
No it is separate. There is a drainage hole in the bottom of the cup as well.
1727704
It is solid...you can remove the grate. I do not why you would, you are defeating the purpose of it, giving space for excessive urine.
309567
No it did not. I bought this, and I actually really like it. I am a urine phobe, I don't wanna see it and I sure don't want it even coming close to touching me. So I was worried the urine would run to the sides and make for a nasty switch out, but not the case. It unhinges real easy as well.
1390239
Get goes into the toilet of you hook it up in the bathroom. And if you put it in the laundry room it goes wherever your water waste goes.
1152895
No cup is necessary. It is a test strip intended to be held in the urine stream. It is not intended to be dipped into a cup. According to the directions, it is only to be held in the stream for 1 to 2 seconds, so dipping it in a cup would not give you a correct reading.We use this because we live in a remote area of Montana and my 90-year-old mother lived with us and was somewhat of a hypochondriac thinking we needed to take her to the Dr. for tests far more often than needed. Her Dr. took these tests as quite accurate and if it gave a negative told us not to bring her town. It saved us a lot of false alarms. I hope this helps. No cup is necessary. It is a test strip intended to be held in the urine stream. It is not intended to be dipped into a cup. According to the directions, it is only to be held in the stream for 1 to 2 seconds, so dipping it in a cup would not give you a correct reading.We use this because we live in a remote area of Montana and my 90-year-old mother lived with us and was somewhat of a hypochondriac thinking we needed to take her to the Dr. for tests far more often than needed. Her Dr. took these tests as quite accurate and if it gave a negative told us not to bring her town. It saved... » Read More No cup is necessary. It is a test strip intended to be held in the urine stream. It is not intended to be dipped into a cup. According to the directions, it is only to be held in the stream for 1 to 2 seconds, so dipping it in a cup would not give you a correct reading.We use this because we live in a remote area of Montana and my 90-year-old mother lived with us and was somewhat of a hypochondriac thinking we needed to take her to the Dr. for tests far more often than needed. Her Dr. took these tests as quite accurate and if it gave a negative told us not to bring her town. It saved us a lot of false alarms. I hope this helps. « Show Less
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No, it does not but if what you're trying to do is prevent it from spilling, then you'll need to keep the urinal upright by hanging the hook onto something.
1176957
I did not get a Toto toilet -- I got Duravit -- but I understand from the plumber that this Geberit valve/flush system is the standard in-wall unit. He's installed it "dozens of times," he said.
2153018
The clear container on the bottom is removable and has a black rubber plug that you lift out and empty through a hole in the top. I like this productvery much because it's just the right size for a bathroom or closet and is not a big cumbersome machine.
732851
The remote is separate, can be placed where you want it for convenience. Don't know about putting it on the wall. It gets washed as well as any other toilet, it does not auto sanitize but there is a cleaning mode on the remote.
1021660
I'm guessing your question is about the Cat Genie. I believe if you have it in your bathroom you simply run the waste tube into the bowl and flush it yourself. It would sit on the floor near the toilet. We have ours hooked to the washer drain and sitting on the dryer. We never have to do a thing except run the cleaner through it or add a few granules now and then.
2125855
No you don't. ..the tray will catch the urine. You could put a pad under the grass part if you wanted to clean the tray less frequently.