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Nautical toilet
Whether electric or manual, you'll undoubtedly need a marine toilet on your boat. But what are the main differences? An electric marine toilet is similar in every way to the ones found in homes: pressing a button activates two pumps, one that fills the toilet with water and the other that sucks up the contents. With a manual toilet, however, there are two levers that must be operated to activate one of the two pumps: otherwise, the operation is the same. At Hinelson, you can find the marine toilet that best suits your vessel.
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Whether electric or manual, you'll undoubtedly need a marine toilet on your boat. But what are the main differences? An electric marine toilet is similar in every way to the ones found in homes: pressing a button activates two pumps, one that fills the toilet with water and the other that sucks up the contents. With a manual toilet, however, there are two levers that must be operated to activate one of the two pumps: otherwise, the operation is the same. At Hinelson, you can find the marine toilet that best suits your vessel.
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