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Demonstrating the Active Toilet Unit

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Would You Buy An Odorless Toilet? #plumbing #nhs2024 #diy

What happens here

The presenter moves to a functional toilet bowl equipped with the system. He lifts a modified toilet seat, revealing a unique barrier and a hose connected to the bowl. He explains that this system incorporates a pump that 'sucks everything out' and directs it 'outside,' implying an active ventilation or extraction mechanism for odors and potentially waste. The hose is visible, running from the toilet bowl to an external pump unit.

Goal: Showcase the operational components of the odorless toilet.

Tools and materials

  • Hose — Connects the toilet seat to the pump system for odor extraction
  • Modified Toilet Seat — Features an integrated barrier and connection point for the suction hose
  • Pump System — Generates suction to remove odors and vent them outside
  • Toilet — The base unit for the odorless toilet system

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but you know me and the toilet game, this is gonna be awesome. So let's get down here and let's look at this. Flip this up, we've got a barrier right here. He's got a very cool prototype working. All right, we've just got to figure out holes going outside. It's got a pump system that sucks everything out. Here's a couple different prototypes. Actually, this one is pretty awesome.

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