Neat little sink I installed

[Guest Lowbuster]

I've been plumbing for a long time, but this was a first. A man wanted a toilet sink put in so I said sure. I had never heard of one, but I put it in/on. It work from the fill tube and exits where you fill the bowl from the tank. When you flush the toilet water comes out the spigot.

[Monkeyman2500]

Never seen that before. It would only be cold water so I guess there is no sink in that bathroom.

[cj0e]

That sink is the $#*?!

 

Pretty neat sink, cool conservation concept, wash your hands with fresh water that's going to be used for waste later anyways.

[Guest Lowbuster]

It is cold water only and it makes good use of would be wasted water. The bathroom is very small but the sink works well. It came with a new plastic hose for the supply, I'm not sure why but it said to make sure and change it.

[Guest TankerHC]

That is cool as hell. Eventually I am going to end up with one of these in the basement. 

 

NOTE: I do not sell propane and propane accessories. But still think this toilet is a cool idea. Hank would definitely put one of these in his house. 

Edited March 12, 2014 by TankerHC

[Guest TankerHC]

One question. No chance a number 2 could accidently come out of the faucet is there?

[GlockSpock]

One question. No chance a number 2 could accidently come out of the faucet is there?

 

The same chance that a number 2 could come through you current faucet! This is simply taking the fresh water that would typically go into your tank and rerouting it an additional foot upward.

[Dolomite_supafly]

One question. No chance a number 2 could accidently come out of the faucet is there?

Are you being serious? Toilet operation is a pretty basic concept for most men.

This is really neat but bending over to wash my hands is out of the question for me.

[Caster]

If'n ya sit backerds you can shave 'n s*** at tha same time!

[E4 No More]

Strange place to put a bidet!

[Guest Lowbuster]

Are you being serious? Toilet operation is a pretty basic concept for most men.

This is really neat but bending over to wash my hands is out of the question for me.

It's not that bad and the toilet has a fluid master 400 in it so water was only moved through eight inches of tube. The other tube was five inches.

[Mark@Sea]

Interesting concept.  Doesn't splash much, I hope.

[Guest TankerHC]

Are you being serious? Toilet operation is a pretty basic concept for most men.

This is really neat but bending over to wash my hands is out of the question for me.

 

Yes, because I am not a plumber. Although I have done plenty in my own house. I always used my Time Life Home Improvement Books. Then I just forget about it. After the first time I had to root tree roots out of my  mainline, found a better option.

 

Call a plumber or the Roto Rooter man. 

[Caster]

How much you bet at least one drunk bumpkin mistakes one of these for a urinal? Edited March 12, 2014 by Caster

[Guest Lowbuster]

How much you bet at least one drunk bumpkin mistakes one of these for a urinal?

I didn't think of that, I don't want that callback.

[Garufa]

Did you also install a bidet for the guy?

[hipower]

How much you bet at least one drunk bumpkin mistakes one of these for a urinal?

 

That was what I was thinking as well.

[Guest Lowbuster]

Did you also install a bidet for the guy?

No bidet unless you take yoga

[BrasilNuts]

Wonder how long it will be before the .gov makes these mandatory?

[Dirtshooter]

He bound to be a bachelor, momma requires hot and cold and a big mirror etc, etc, etc. 6' of counter space for her 337 items in her drawer??

[CQB Elite]

[quote name="Garufa" post="1123780" timestamp="1394662745"]Did you also install a bidet for the guy?[/quote] I thought maybe it was a bidet, but intended for us men folk.... Sent from my SAMSUNG-SGH-I337 using Tapatalk

[Guest Lowbuster]

He's not a bachelor, retired military/Dr. and this is his lake house used for family and guests to stay in. But it's used a lot.

[94user]

I installed a kitchen faucet sprayer in the water line of a toilet for an Indian man once.  I believe he was a doctor.

[Guest Lowbuster]

I installed a kitchen faucet sprayer in the water line of a toilet for an Indian man once. I believe he was a doctor.

That had to be fun. Main supply? Did you use compression fittings?

[glowdotGlock]

[quote name="Dolomite_supafly" post="1123716" timestamp="1394657525"] This is really neat but bending over to wash my hands is out of the question for me.[/quote] I was thinking you could put the seat down and take a knee when you wash. :lol: