T&T: Fw: Vac U Flush Toilets

[Larry N. Brown]

> " Uses more water than advertised" & "uses electricity".... Boy have  I 
> heard
> that before... If the small amount of water & electricity used is a 
> concern, U
> have too little of each aboard to start & should solve that problem 1st...
> What's it worth to get rid of the salt water piping & smell... &
> electricitified versions of manual toilets draw more amp hours overall 
> than
> the Vac. pump.. Also on new installations U can get china that actually 
> fits
> adults, instead of kids... Come on into the 21st Century! You'll like 
> it...
> Ken, Tampa


While I agree with Ken about the water and electricity usage I sold my 
Vacuflush toilets to a listee- who is still using them- and purchased two 
Tecma toilets- one standard and one plus.
 http://tinyurl.com/6nlmt3  (Can't seem to make a link)  Peggy Hall put me 
on to them and they're SUPERB. Bulletproof. They draw a lot of current- for 
a second and a half- so run adequate wire. Oh, and check the dimensions of 
the ring; if you have the room, the Plus is certainly more cheek-friendly. 
Like your toilet at home.

If you have any questions about them, feel free to email me on or off line. 
There's a listee who's a distributor in the Seattle area who told me he'll 
sell them at the dealers' price. I cannot speak too highly about the product 
or the support.

Regards,

Larry and Teri
M/V Cigano, 47' Prairie Sundeck Cruiser
Lying: Bear Point Marina
           Orange Beach, AL