Can I put it on the toilet and Flush?
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Your question uses the word "on," did you mean "in"? If so, then yes, scoop the box, put it in the toilet and flush. This is meant to be an alternative to throwing away pet waste in the trash, which will eventually be buried in a landfill for 500 years before breaking down.If you had an alternative method of training your cat to use the toilet, this is not a good product for placing inside the bowl of the toilet. If you place 5 pounds of this litter inside your commode, it will soak up all of the water available, until it becomes approximately a 20 pound clump. That would be bad, to say the least. Your question uses the word "on," did you mean "in"? If so, then yes, scoop the box, put it in the toilet and flush. This is meant to be an alternative to throwing away pet waste in the trash, which will eventually be buried in a landfill for 500 years before breaking down.If you had an alternative method of training your cat to use the toilet, this is not a good product for placing inside the bowl of the toilet. If you place 5 pounds of this litter inside your commode, it will soak up all of the water available, until it becomes approximately a 20 pound... » Read More Your question uses the word "on," did you mean "in"? If so, then yes, scoop the box, put it in the toilet and flush. This is meant to be an alternative to throwing away pet waste in the trash, which will eventually be buried in a landfill for 500 years before breaking down.If you had an alternative method of training your cat to use the toilet, this is not a good product for placing inside the bowl of the toilet. If you place 5 pounds of this litter inside your commode, it will soak up all of the water available, until it becomes approximately a 20 pound clump. That would be bad, to say the least. « Show Less
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Hi Maria ~ My 6cats have been using the regular SwheatScoop since the mid-90s, so I've been scooping umpteen clumps of litter weekly. Every one of them goes into the toilet & there's never been a problem with clogging or otherwise. The clumps stay hard & together in the litterbox, but when they hit the toiletbowl water, they fall apart & flush completely.
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I wouldn't recommend putting any type of litter into the toilet. Clumping litter will expand in the water and clog your toilet. Don't do it!
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Absolutely. Construction is the same as any full size toilet. It is low to the ground so get ready to do some deep knee bends.
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You can, but I would think it might be harmful to the mechanism. Part of what I like about it is that it closes very gently, which will definitely extend the life of the toilet seat. There's nothing worse than having it slam down when it slips out of your hand. That never happens with this model. Plus, it is wood and very sturdy. My plumber told me he could get another like it for my guest bath, but the one he found is plastic and very flimsy.
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It is meant to be installed on the toilet, so it will be stable enough to provide support. It can be removed, with some tools, if you are no longer needing it.
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I have a clean out valve outside of the house that I put the product into, but the directions say you can flush it down the toilet
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I was trying to figure a way to do that today. The only thing I could come up with was to possibly install a shut off valve on the T that goes to the unit. I don't know if that would affect the toilet too or not. It would be nice if it had a pressure adjuster on it. I just try to not pull the handle all the way up but it is very touchy.
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do not flush down the toilet like one answerer mentioned!!!!! This gets into water ways and cat feces carry a very harmful parasite to fish and otters!!!!
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Yes, as long as there is an electrical outlet near your toilet to plug the washlet into.
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if you've installed toilets before, not difficult. Toto has full instructions: http://assets.totousa.com/product-files/0GU031_DUAL_FLUSH_TOILET_IM.pdf
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I got this to gift someone. But I recall it would not fit on top of a toilet.
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Yes, it fits directly on the toilet bowl. If you have a bowl which is no taller than standard height, it should work well.
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Think liquified poop. You will need to flush the toilet manually. I didn't like this idea, so I managed to get the waste pipe hooked up to the sink drain under the bathroom sink similar to how a dishwasher drains into the waste pipe under a kitchen sink. I installed it downstream of the sink trap so that none of the odor from the Cat Genie waste would come back out of the sink.
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No you cannot, unless you keep your manual flush arm installed, and that only works if you have a canister-style valve in your toilet. However, it gives warning beeps when the battery gets low, which will give you time to get replacement batteries ready/installed.
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I don't think so. If you are facing the toilet, mine is on the left side. I tried to imagine it in the right side and it didn't work .
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No. You just lift up the top cover and seat like you would to urinate while standing up, place the elevated seat on the toilet, and you're in business. It works great provided it's not a strange sized opening. On a normal toilet, it should be fine.
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I would think it is possible, but it probably depends on the size of the man and whether he usually can do this in a standard-sized toilet. Good luck!
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Yes, it will work perfectly. I would recommend a solid seat as thin plastic seats may bend in time, the Bidet fits under the mounting at the back. After using this Bidet, I dislike using anybody elses toilet, mine is so clean and hygienic.......and it cleared up my hemorrhoids.