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CavemanCharlie
Jul 17, 2020Explorer III
IAMICHABOD wrote:CavemanCharlie wrote:4x4van wrote:
I've been RVing for 32 years, and have absolutely no idea what you guys are talking about. WTH is a "chute" in an RV toilet? On every RV I have owned, the toilet bowl flushes/opens to the tank directly below, and I have never experienced "splashing" when flushing the toilet.
I too ; even after reading the comments ; am confused.
There is some drop there, especially when the tank it empty but never enough to cause any "splash" or problems.
Is this maybe because I've always had Travel Trailers and is there something different with you that have the big RV's ??
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Sometimes I think that people don't read the whole thread,the splash factor has nothing to do with the tank but in the design of the toilet itself as shown in the pictures on the link that I posted Look at the pictures and the green arrow, clicking on them make them larger and easier to read the graphic,start at the top then scroll down the last few pictures will show how the splash ends up between the inner and outer wall of the toilet.
I didn't see your second link. The link you posted the first time was just to a newer toilet design.
I am guilty of reading to fast. I became a speed reader in High School so that I could get the school work done quicker and then go out and party.
My toilet sets right on top of my black tank. There is no gap in there for stuff to get into like the one in the pictures. I don't know what brand name it is.
I don't have any problems with smell and I'm not afraid of getting germs from it.
To each their own. I understand that you want a better design and if that is what you want that is great. I'll stick with what I have until it fails. Then I may look into something better.
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