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[Solved] Best Methods and Adapters for Recycling Sink Water into Toilet Flushing System

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  • #31 17960362
    brofran
    Level 41  
    arekb81 wrote:
    Why mess around when there are ready-made solutions?
    Link

    They are ready, but are they comfortable?
    Especially those where you have to stand astride the bowl to wash yourself. :cry:
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  • #32 17960435
    8850
    Level 21  
    I want to modify this system at a low cost, I certainly don't plan to replace the bowl or the sink, but I haven't been to the hardware store yet, which I will do soon.
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  • #35 17961149
    tomtim123
    Level 36  
    This is what I wrote about. cool :-)
  • #36 17961162
    Tommy82
    Level 41  
    @8850
    That patent has a problem that the water remains in the siphon and cannot be replaced. Sometimes it works well to clean the siphon in a regular washbasin.
  • #37 17961724
    Anonymous
    Level 1  
  • #38 17988579
    8850
    Level 21  
    Thank you for your suggestions and comments.

Topic summary

The discussion revolves around modifying a sink drain to recycle water for toilet flushing. Users express skepticism about the practicality and efficiency of such a system, highlighting potential issues like overflow, the need for pumps, and the risk of dirty water causing hygiene problems. Suggestions include using a shower siphon for better drainage, connecting the sink directly to the toilet cistern, and considering gravity-fed systems. Concerns about the accumulation of soap and sediment in the toilet tank are raised, along with the economic viability of the project. Some participants suggest alternative solutions like rainwater collection systems, while others emphasize the importance of proper installation to avoid plumbing issues.
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