Sink in Toilet

[The Natural Philosopher]

Why? Do you have a water supply problem?

If not, use a klagester and empty the lovely nightsoil out every year and put on the veggies.

Waterless toilets are not hugeley relevant in a country as wet as ours: But in africa they are the only way to go IMHO.

[Chris Hodges]

It's a good idea, certainly. The sink appears to be designed at a slight angle so that if you stand to one side of the toilet, facing the cistern, you are facing onto the sink. On the one I used out there, the water flowed out of the tap automatically (i.e. cistern filling) but fairly slowly though you had to wash your hands quickly.

[Pete C]

Hi,

My neigbour has one, I'll ask next time I see them.

I wonder how much is saved in water rates by not having a connection to the mains sewerage system?

cheers, Pete.

[Mary Fisher]

Thanks.

I doubt you'll save anything unless you can prove that no drainage of any kind (bathroom, kitchen etc.) or surface water (roofs) goes into the drains.

Mary

[The Natural Philosopher]

I do get a saving and all my water is in fact dealt wih 'on site' but I can't remember what it is - maybe 50%?

[G&M]

Small toilet seats !