720Deere wrote:
Interesting results, although I will say the water pressure at double the average available to most people had an effect on how well the SS worked. I would also argue that virtually no modern RV has a drain pipe that is a straight shot like that. The flushing effectiveness of the SS would be greatly diminished if the stream had to go through a few bends first.
Pretty much the same as the Flush King going thru all the pipe bends. Or any end pipe flushing appliance.
The draining capability of Sewer Solution is one benefit. And other benefits are the cleanliness of handling, and storage requirements.
Re the water usage...there is a lot of pressure. But not that much volume. I doubt water use is a real concern. A residential toilet uses 1.8 gallons per (liquid/solid waste) flush. I don't hear anyone complaining about water waste for that. About 30 flushes to make 60 gallons. RV toilets use much less water per flush. But I doubt the SS will use 60 gallons of fresh water.
