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Updated about 10 years ago on . Most recent reply

Macerating Toilets
I've just discovered this technology that allows you to place a toilet nearly anywhere in a house. Has anyone have any experience with macerating toilets? What are the cons?
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A chemical, composting or incinerating toilette would be less hassle, though it would probably take more time to train the tenants.
A macerating toilet is definitely not tenant proof.