where does the waste go?
1390239
Get goes into the toilet of you hook it up in the bathroom. And if you put it in the laundry room it goes wherever your water waste goes.
1390240
There are two ways to set up the Cat Genie. One is on the toilet so the waist would actually go into your toilet. The other is you can set it up in your laundry room and the waist will actually go down the waste for your washer.
481676
I use a large black plastic bag inside the recycle bin. When it's full I just grab out the trash bag and take it to the recycling center. I reuse the trash bag and they also don't recycle them here .
759832
We use ours at some property in the mountains. We usually just dig a hole in the woods and dump it. You could however take it home and dump it in the toilet.
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It has a cutter in the bottom to cut the bag when you want to dispose of the part with the dirty litter in it. I use scissors though and cut close to the soiled part to conserve the bags. (I wear rubber gloves) You could twist the bag with the used litter in it though so you would never have to smell it and then cut it and throw away. It would just use more of the bag. The bag feeds into the bottom from the refill in the top part so after you cut and dispose of the used litter you then pull the bag down and tie a knot in the bottom to fill it up again. Hope that makes sense and answers your question. It has a cutter in the bottom to cut the bag when you want to dispose of the part with the dirty litter in it. I use scissors though and cut close to the soiled part to conserve the bags. (I wear rubber gloves) You could twist the bag with the used litter in it though so you would never have to smell it and then cut it and throw away. It would just use more of the bag. The bag feeds into the bottom from the refill in the top part so after you cut and dispose of the used litter you then pull the bag down and tie a knot in the bottom to fill it up again. Hope that makes sense and answers your... » Read More It has a cutter in the bottom to cut the bag when you want to dispose of the part with the dirty litter in it. I use scissors though and cut close to the soiled part to conserve the bags. (I wear rubber gloves) You could twist the bag with the used litter in it though so you would never have to smell it and then cut it and throw away. It would just use more of the bag. The bag feeds into the bottom from the refill in the top part so after you cut and dispose of the used litter you then pull the bag down and tie a knot in the bottom to fill it up again. Hope that makes sense and answers your question. « Show Less
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As has already been stated it is a shorter tube in a tube with a drainage hole in it. When you add the "granuals" that come with the system, they break down the solid waste and it turns liquid and leaches out of the hole in the outside tube. It is similar to a Septic tank system.
2275039
There is a little hose that comes out the back and it's up to you where it goes. I run mine into a bucket !!
1615224
They just seem to go there. I have to empty out the waste once a month. Its the best zapper I have ever used.
1649394
I'd say about 3 gallons of waste for every one clean. I collect the waste water and use it in toilets/cleaning/drinking
486123
I cut the bottom open with scissors in the utility sink and let it drain with the other waste water. The bag is then thrown into the trash.
1009814
They must be moved to a regular compost bin. This is just to collect scraps.
655501
Yes, that lever in the front.. you just pull it out quick and it shoots your waste into its holding tank..
1190296
Ours is attached to the toilet. That way the waste is sprayed directly in, then i can flush it away. It works great.
1276991
We put it in the garbage can which is outside in the yard. If we walk past a dumpster on our return home, we drop it in the dumpster.
227712
Make sure the ash is not hot then dump it into a small plastic bag and put it out with your garbage.
1089442
Sorry, no. The water is discharged waste and all. It is a great tool though!
1625399
It needs to go into a compost bin. If it doesn't go in with composting it becomes more landfill. That said, if it is compostible, it came from non-petroleum products, which is good in itself...
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Its hard to say everything gets drained. How much waste water depends in hardness of the city's water in youre area and also if you have a whole home filter system installed in youre home.