Fun weekend ahead with broken macerator

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  1. Sussexgardener

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    Back to the chamberpot and gardez loo idea again?
     
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    Oh Marley that really made me laugh :hehe: Sorry Clare :o
     
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    Further to Clare's answer, the only one I've encountered was electrically powered, imagine a combination of a food processor and a petrol pump only it's not petrol or food being minced up and squished around.
     
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    sounds lovely:hol:
     
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    Yay! Fully functioning plumbing! (For a while, at least.) :yho:
     
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    Great news Clare, I bet that's been a bit of strain :o
     
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    Smashing, or should I say, Mashing.:hehe:

    When it goes wrong again, i'll come round & fit my patent anti gravity suction toilet.
     
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    Thanks, Ziggy, I'll bear that in mind.

    OH has written to Saniflo to explain why its product doesn't work, cannot work and never will work. (At least, not for very long.) I wonder if we'll get a reply.
     
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    He might get offered a job with them Clare.
     
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