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Updated almost 7 years ago on . Most recent reply

Macerating/Grinder/Up Flush toilet
I am considering turning an extra space into a short term rental and am considering a Saniflo macerating toilet. For those who aren't familiar it is a toilet with a grinder pump to grind the "goods" and pump the remains upwards to a source of disposal. Due to the location of the utilities it would take a lot of work to run a connection to the main sewer line so running a macerating toilet would save a lot of time and hassle. Couple of questions:
1. Anyone on here have one of these and have they had any "sticky" issues?
2. Anything I should know before deciding to purchase and install?
3. Would you install one again in a future property?
Thanks,
John