looking for a little pump to take the water out of the toilet bowl would this thing work for that
271757
Yes, I think it would work very well for that. I used mine to remove gasoline from a snow blower at the end of the season. In case you are unsure of its size, the pump is 24 inches long and the attached hose is 24 inches long.
271758
It works great for removing the gas from the snow blower and lawn mower for seasonal storage. I haven't tried it on toilette; however, it should work fine.Good luck!
271759
Yes, as all siphons work as long as the out pouring tube (curly tube) is lower than the input tube (straight tube) gravity should make it work once you get the flow going. Put a 5 gallon bucket next to the toilet, keep and maintain the out pouring curly tube down at the bottom of the bucket. I would not want to do it with very dirty water, and then you have to clean out this little pump before storing back in the closet.
271760
I wouldn't see why not? I'm sure as long as it's just water it should do well.
2264734
I believe it will! Unfortunately, this plunger does not come with instructions and I almost tossed it before I realized how to use it. The key is to slowly depress it and push all the air out of it. Once you do this, you let it expand back to normal size and it fills with water. Once it is full of water you can gently work it up and down to push water through the toilet. It is by far the best toilet plunger I have ever used but beware if you push down too hard you will push water out of the toilet bowl into the floor.
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.
886144
I assume you could use it for that it is made for hydroponic applications but with the right fittings from lowes it would work. There might be cheaper alternatives though for drinking water it is something you should probably look into first
13950
As long as you understand it's a low volume pump. I use it just for my sink, but I've heard other people have used it for more.
1488209
Probably, but it doesn't work very well. It also leaked all over the place. WOULD NOT RECOMMEND.
1893054
I would assume so. I actually have a very tiny toilet in my house that I bought if for, but it is made for RV's & boats.
890459
I don't think so because it's small. Skinny to get through drains to pull out clogged hair or down sinks for same. Not toilets.
7976
Yes, I suppose you could use it to clean toilets, as it is steam-based and will probably work very well.
568531
Yes. It works well. I will say this, if the pump stops for any reason, backups can occur through and drain or toilet.
2210450
I don't think it would work very well, its not meant to pump that much head pressure
2169463
well...yes. It's a sewage pump meant to sit in a sump that receives sanitary service. I have an "overhead" sewer system, meaning the gravity sewer lines exit the basement just below the first floor level. I wanted a bathroom in the basement and the only way to do that was to pump the sewage from the bathroom (it first drains to a plastic sump) vertically about 6 ft into the overhead sewer line. It works just fine...keep in mind you'll need to vent the sump to meet plubing codes...
1831990
It's worth a shot to try, though it depends how clogged the toilet is and with what lol.
2169466
Sir: Yes this pump is a Sewage Pump made for that purpose. It works great and is very quiet, only sound I here when in my basement is the sound of the Check Valve closing.
568529
Yes, you can think of it as a garbage disposal connected to a pump so anything that you would normally send down a toilet it will easily take care of (no feminine products or in the case of grand kids no toys... ). Mine is currently pumping up 7 ft and across 15 ft to the main plumbing line and it works great. We have had it installed for 6 months with no issues. Don't use if the power is out since it requires power to grind and pump. If the power is out urination is a no also.
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.
147347
I don't have any experience with the pump referred. Only used it for my phone and electronics. Seems to work for this application.