HOW MANY GALLONS PER FLUSH?
915102
Depends on how much water you put in toilet i would say a quarter of a gallon are a little more
915103
The water usage depends on the person operating the toilet. The sealand does not have a set reservoir for flushing. Here is a section I copied then pasted from the Sealand 310 manual. 7.1 Add water to bowl To add water to the toilet, press the flush pedal part way down. Water flows into the bowl while flush ball remains closed. If the flush ball moves, let up on the pedal slightly. Adding water to an empty bowl helps prevent holding tank odors from entering the living space. Adding water is recommended prior to flushing solids and toilet paper. 7.2 Flush toilet To flush, press pedal down until it contacts the floor. Release pedal after complete flush. * When flushing liquids, press the pedal for 1-2 seconds. * When flushing solids, press pedal until contents are rinsed from bowl. Flushing longer than necessary will cause holding tank to fill too quickly. A small amount of water will collect in the bowl after a flush to create an airtight seal. Hope this helps.
1859768
Yes, they incorrectly list the volume as 1.75 Gallons. They must have made a typo, that part number 12189CW135 and those dimensions (12x18x9 as per the part number) should be 4.75 gallons just up to the lowest fill line per the manufacturer. It is 1.125 Cubic foot when you multiply it out and there are just under 7.5 gallons per cubic foot so they are way off.
1312946
Probably everyone is different. Our now considerable experience is "the bucket" needs to be filled about 2 1/2 times. That's using the 7 gallon "bucket" from home colonics.
205484
You're correct. This was a gift to a friend, so don't know if was 2 or 3 gallons. I wouldn't even guess, but the volume is all you'd want in a bucket of this type. Okay, Seller, fix your wording.
2258007
One should be enough for just the reservoir. You will probably need three to flush the lines too.
337420
10 gallons. It has been wonderful having more water at hand for cooking etc.
1031615
Absolutely. 1/2 flush uses just .8 of a gallon and a full flush uses 1.6 gallons. Here is something else. With this toilet you will never have to use the full flush. Have been using this toilet for years and never have to use the full flush. Half flush removes everything and the remaining water in the bowl is completely clean. I have installed many of these.
972812
The product container says for garden watering, 4 tsp for two gallons (so 5 tsp for 2.5). For houseplants, 1 tsp per gallon (so 2.5 tsp for 2.5 gallons).
2083968
The lower waste compartment holds 5.5 gallons. The upper flush water compartment holds 4 gallons.
1428494
About 3300 gallons. The water doesn't go all the way to the top. I guessed that the water was 2.5 feet deep to come up with that number. The calculation is pi (3.14) times the radius squared (7.5 feet squared = 56.25) times the depth (2.5 feet). That gives you 442 cubic feet. To get gallons you multiple that by 7.48. That comes to 3300 gallons. That takes all day to fill with a standard hose (5 gallons per minute = 300 gallons per hour)
1649394
I'd say about 3 gallons of waste for every one clean. I collect the waste water and use it in toilets/cleaning/drinking
37788
A couple of gallons. I don't know exactly. I would have to go look on the paperwork.
908767
Thus far, I had no need to flush the system. I have a permanent set up and I simply leave the water in. I usually use up a full load of water in approximately two days.
1782529
We get about 4-5 gallons of "waste" water for every gallon of pure, but we carry that outside for our plants and don't mind the work involved. We think it's totally worth the effort!
1044588
There is a section for the refugium in the sump filter. The volume is not 35 gallons but a portion of that divided up in the filter
1160242
It's more than a gallon, more like 2.5 gallons. The dehumidifier works very well.
453303
I would use no more than 2 tbsp per gallon of water. If needed increase to 3 for bad infestations