• @gibmiser
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    431 month ago

    Needs an in line garbage disposal and it will be fine

        • Jo Miran
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          41 month ago

          My wife is obsessed with those. She wants one whenever we build our new house.

          • @Randelung
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            31 month ago

            Sends your poop straight to the depths of hell, so don’t flush with the lid open!

      • @hperrin
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        61 month ago

        That’s just an automated poop knife.

      • CenturionOP
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        11 month ago

        Nice. Didn’t know they exist, but you have to have compatible showers, sinks etc.

        • Jo Miran
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          61 month ago

          There are two main reasons to use one. The first is to add a toilet to a space that might only have access to a sink drain because these are compatible with those. The other is basements where the unit might have to flush up to the drain pipe.

          FYI: I am not a plumber. I found these while researching how to add a bathroom to my basement.

  • @PhoreTwunny
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    151 month ago

    It’s got a joke hole that’s just for farts

  • @Lanusensei87
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    1 month ago

    Toilets typically take the water from the reservoir/tank from there, and the waste goes straight down, unless this is a sideways variant I’m not familiar with.

    Edit: the connection is still whack either way.

    • @RunawayFixer
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      61 month ago

      It’s a toilet with a rear outlet, not uncommon at all I think. When installed on an upper floor, they are less intrusive on the living space below it.

      • @Lanusensei87
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        21 month ago

        That’s what I’m thinking, it’s a very “interesting” way of doing it if that is the case.

    • @SchmidtGenetics
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      41 month ago

      Upflush toilets exist. Basically a poo garburater with a pump.

      • @Lanusensei87
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        11 month ago

        I can see it, but that goes back to the original premise of the post.

        • @SchmidtGenetics
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          41 month ago

          Funnily enough, I think that is an up flush toilet with the macerator part removed and 90 put on instead.

          Likely made it a urinal.

          • @wjrii
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            11 month ago

            Redneck-engineered urinal is the only thing that makes any sense, right? The shape molded into the porcelain makes me think it’s not a “normal” siphoning rear-discharge tall toilet (though it could be… I’m not a plumber). Still, if you have a slow trickle coming into the tank through that jury-rigged connector where the flush lever should be, and no flapper or working fill valve, then yeah, it could work as a urinal. Wasteful though, and absolutely inviting disaster if a guest needs to poop.

    • @Rakonat
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      21 month ago

      That’s the pipe poop is supposed to go through.

      • VulKendov
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        -11 month ago

        You don’t need a pipe that wide for diarrhea, because diarrhea is all or mostly liquid

        • @[email protected]
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          51 month ago

          The point is that the small pipe is too small* for normal excrement. So the toilet is only compatible with households with exclusively diarrhea.

          • or looks too small anyways, we aren’t plumbers.
          • VulKendov
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            11 month ago

            Oh silly me, I was looking at the wider pipe coming straight out of the toilet and didn’t pay attention to the smaller one coming out of it. My bad.