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Garage urinal/ toilet???

6K views 19 replies 11 participants last post by  Master Brian  
Don't understand the logic that there's less worry of freezing with the commercial toilet. Any water, in any part of the system can freeze and break, even if it's just water standing in a trap.

A urinal would be a great addition, but only if I could have a toilet too. No sense going to basically the same expense but only having partial benefit. Might seem like a urinal would take less space but it's not really much, if any at all.

You don't need commercial or power flush. Just get a quality toilet. Many modern toilets on the market now have oversized or glazed traps along with larger flush valves, they can flush extremely well with low water usage. The old water saver toilets from the mid 90's caused lots of problems and gave "efficient" toilets a bad rep. They basically just took 3-5 gallon toilets and cut water usage to meet new government specs, they were a disaster. Later they began engineering low water usage into toilet design and created toilets that can still work well using minimal water.