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Install Vacuum Pump and Tubing

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Toilet time smell free? #toilet #DIY #plumbing

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Install the vacuum pump and connect it using tubing. The system utilizes a compact vacuum pump, which can be located at a significant distance from the toilet (up to 60 to 100 feet away) due to the use of flexible tubing. This allows for discreet placement of the pump. Connect the tubing from the modified toilet overflow pipe to the vacuum pump, ensuring a tight seal for optimal suction.

Goal: Set up the components responsible for generating vacuum and transporting odors.

Tools and materials

  • Tubing Potty Sniffer — Connecting the toilet overflow cap to the vacuum pump
  • Vacuum Pump Potty Sniffer — Creating suction to draw odors from the toilet bowl (part of the Potty Sniffer system)

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If you apply a vacuum to this chamber, it will automatically start pulling air from the bowl. A hundred percent. Through the same channels that the water is flowing down, okay? Now after that, we go into tubing and we use a vacuum pump, which you'll see right here. That pump can be 60 feet to 100 feet away. And because we're using tubing, we can then go into your plumbing system for exhaust. Okay, awesome. Or you can go straight out the wall. Right on. So you could have this put in some kind of a wall system, hidden away in the closet.

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