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Macerating toilet & septic
I've been considering putting in a basement bathroom which would use a
macerating toilet, probably Saniflo. However, I read on a website that macerating toilets should never be used with a septic system: that the chewing-up of the sewage makes it harder for the liquids & solids to separate in the septic tank, & increases the likelihood that solids will make it through to the drywells. Before that, I thought it would speed the decomposition process, but now I'm wondering. Could anyone familiar with the physics of septic systems comment on the use of masticating toilets with septic tanks? |
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Well, "masticating" is syn for "chewing". So, this post just simply
cries out for someone to make fun of it. I think if you throw out your son's dirty magazines, you'll have a lot less macerating in the house in any room. -- Christopher A. Young You can't shout down a troll. You have to starve them. .. "Darryl" wrote in message oups.com... I've been considering putting in a basement bathroom which would use a macerating toilet, probably Saniflo. However, I read on a website that macerating toilets should never be used with a septic system: that the chewing-up of the sewage makes it harder for the liquids & solids to separate in the septic tank, & increases the likelihood that solids will make it through to the drywells. Before that, I thought it would speed the decomposition process, but now I'm wondering. Could anyone familiar with the physics of septic systems comment on the use of masticating toilets with septic tanks? |
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My father in law uses one of those toliets for his basement bathroom.
He is a retired sewer plant operator and mentioned grinding speeds decompensation. It appears a good choice Did you know the first stage in a sewer plant is the cutting room, basically a BIG grinder? Its a sme;lly place youred one as part of a high school trip over 30 years ago. |
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Macerating toilet & septic
Darryl wrote:
I've been considering putting in a basement bathroom which would use a macerating toilet, probably Saniflo. However, I read on a website that macerating toilets should never be used with a septic system: that the chewing-up of the sewage makes it harder for the liquids & solids to separate in the septic tank, & increases the likelihood that solids will make it through to the drywells. Before that, I thought it would speed the decomposition process, but now I'm wondering. Could anyone familiar with the physics of septic systems comment on the use of masticating toilets with septic tanks? Tis baloney If your septic system is marginal, the extra toilet won't help, otherwise you will be fine |
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