We want to install a new toilet, bath and shower on a side of the building which we can not install regular drainage and so are thinking a saniflo may be the solution. It would be interesting to hear everyones experiences and thoughts of using them.
We have a saniflow in our kitchen of our flat. I wouldn't have chosen it but no plumber could configure anything to get rid of it. We have had to replace it once when the cold snap caused it to freeze and then flood and then killed it (it's located in the cellar so was exposed to a random cold snap), also as food particles can get into it it can smell so we have it serviced once a year by a plumber- they basically vacuum it out and clean all the bits. You can also get a cleaning solution that you put into it which can get rid of the smell. We used to have one in a bathroom, it's fine but if too much toilet paper gets into it in one go it can cause it to back up and it can't take anything except for toilet paper. Hope that helps!
We had one for many years in an en suite where it was the only option. It did the job for us without any issues. In a similar situation I wouldn´t hesitate to use one again.
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