Plumbing issues and installing of ToTo
Hello there, I bought 2012 Coachmen recently, and now I have some questions, I am a complete newbie, so I thought about consulting with you. I had a coupon on buying one of these toilets , and bought ...
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Residential toilets have a trap to hold water to keep odor out of the house. It takes a lot of water to flush solids down past the trap into the drain. A residential toilet will absolutely destroy your water management in an RV.
The tank on the back of the toilet holds a lot of water for the flush. Driving down the road, going up and down hills, going around curves at high speed, that water will slosh out all over your bathroom. If you drain the tank before traveling, that will absolutely destroy your water management in an RV.
Residential toilets are not appropriate in an RV.
The tank on the back of the toilet holds a lot of water for the flush. Driving down the road, going up and down hills, going around curves at high speed, that water will slosh out all over your bathroom. If you drain the tank before traveling, that will absolutely destroy your water management in an RV.
Residential toilets are not appropriate in an RV.
