Is this something I can use in an actual stand-alone porta potty? I will be having it pumped out, but need to begin with something in it.
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Yes, to my knowledge this could be used on a porta potty. Consider this product to be a more neat and convenient option to the bottle of blue stuff you can usually buy. If it were me, I would drop one into the toilet, add a small amount of water then flush. That will cause the pak to open in the base, so when the toilet starts to get used the product is available. This pak is not designed to hold the waste odor free for more than a few days, especially if it's really hot out. The pak will help to break down RV paper and waste, but exactly how well I could not tell you as I have a separate waste tank on my boat. I hope this helps
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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
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I used a small car pump. I think you can do it without it, but it will take a lot longer.
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i am looking for bidet that would fit in my motor home toilet, it is different from usual toilet which does not have separate toilet seat. it is one piece toilet made by thetfort. do you have some thing that would work for that kind toilet?
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It's a stand alone only. It's a great travel potty for toddlers though. I take it everywhere. It fits in a small bag. I tried using the toddler seat on top of the full size toilet and it was just to big and intimidating for the my toddlers. We just took the Graco twisting travel potty to the fair and worked like a dream.
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Don't know you have to hand pump to build pressure then pull a handle to flush it is a very simply made porta potty.
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This is a TWIST ON valve, just as the description notes. This item has a female bayonet connector on one side and a male bayonet connector on the other side, as shown. What you are connecting TO it must have a MALE bayonet connector. This is VERY typical for RV waste pipes (female at connection point, male at waste pipe). I specifically used this device because on GREY/BLACK valves were VERY distant from the actual discharge point (and they leaked a little bit), so I attached this AT the discharge point. Left it on ALL THE TIME - used the discharge point cap as "secondary security" to ensure the system didn't fall off (it never even moved)!! Then, connect the waste pipe and THEN open the valve... Whatever was left upstream of the valve would THEN "move on out", unlike just the cap where you'd need a bucket to collect the mess!! ***EXCELLENT ADDITION*** to your RV Plumbing and I ***HIGHLY RECOMMEND*** it.
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There is such an attachment on the flow control adaptor. It is fitted after the control valve in the main outlet 'pipe'. I have not used it on this unit but in an older version I hooked it up as a means of drawing air, making air bubbles in the output. Since I use the pump for circulation in perceived dead spots in the tank, it didn't provide any improvement in what I was trying to achieve, so I discarded it. There was even an airline with silencer included in this kit. I am not sure what you are trying to achieve but there is no real way to plug up the main water output and force it out of the 3/16 pipe. There is such an attachment on the flow control adaptor. It is fitted after the control valve in the main outlet 'pipe'. I have not used it on this unit but in an older version I hooked it up as a means of drawing air, making air bubbles in the output. Since I use the pump for circulation in perceived dead spots in the tank, it didn't provide any improvement in what I was trying to achieve, so I discarded it. There was even an airline with silencer included in this kit. I am not sure what you are trying to achieve but there is no real way to plug up the main water output and force it... » Read More There is such an attachment on the flow control adaptor. It is fitted after the control valve in the main outlet 'pipe'. I have not used it on this unit but in an older version I hooked it up as a means of drawing air, making air bubbles in the output. Since I use the pump for circulation in perceived dead spots in the tank, it didn't provide any improvement in what I was trying to achieve, so I discarded it. There was even an airline with silencer included in this kit. I am not sure what you are trying to achieve but there is no real way to plug up the main water output and force it out of the 3/16 pipe. « Show Less
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Nope, sorry. It is an external in line pump, works best if below whatever tank you are pumping from.
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No, this is designed to sit in the septic tank to break down the tank, waste should not be clogging up your main line, if that is happening you need to have the line flushed or rooted. THis product will not do either.
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We recently had significant flooding in our basement and used similar pumps to pump out the standing water. Our method was to attach garden hoses to each pump and drag those up the stairs and out the back door, allowing the water to be directed outside. Here's the problem with this particular model of pump. It has a discharge vent or some darn thing that shoots water up straight up into the air when it's pumping. I'm not sure what the function of this is and I have other pumps, none have this vent. So while pumping out the basement water, I'm afraid this pump would be spraying water all over and making a bigger mess. The Little Giant, if you can locate one, or a sump pump from your local hardware store may be a better option.
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No. But when you pull the valve to flush, it's easy to see the level inside. Advice, I would not let it get full. It will be very heavy to lift. I have used the porta potty many times on camping trips. I like the height (Im 5'4 female) and design. Using the spout to empty is great.
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Hygeia is listed on the details and features. When used with the narrow mouth adapter ring. I had the spectra s2, which it was not listed, and it was compatible with this product. Although I did have problems with the standard nipple that came with the starter kit. The flow for some reason was overwhelming for my lo. I recommend buying a couple of the slowflows, depending on what stage your lo is. Goodluck.
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i have pumped directly into the liners using the hygeia Q pump. I used the attachment that came in my PAS.
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I have a conventional septic system. Had it opened for pumping 4/28. Looked good. Guy doing he pumping gave it a good report. I use the green pig stuff quarterly. That was the 1st pumping in 4 1/2 years. Our system is a 900 gal tank that flows to a distribution box that channels the fluid to the drain field.
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Did you find the unit with a threaded waste port? The waste port should be described or at least a photo provided. Just had to RETURN a unit because of that. IF they had included an threaded piece to install instead of that drop tube requiring a second trap - which actually - I measured a trap will not fit into the space. I guess they figured WE would remake all the pipes under OUR sinks to accommodate THEIR disposals OR call a plumber. Remember 'create jobs'!!!
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I have a septic system and green pig works great on it. I was having some overflow on my lines and it cleared that up. I also use a septic safe(northern) toilet paper. I had been using Rid-X, but now I am a green pig believer.J. KingJ. King