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TOILET THAT’S ALSO A SINK FITTED IN SALFORD LOWER BROUGHTON HOUSES
 

Star date: 1st April 2019

TOILET SINKS FITTED ON SPIKE ISLAND SALIX HOMES ESTATE

A toilet that's also a sink has been fitted to homes on Spike Island, Lower Broughton, by Salix Homes...

"I laughed at first, I've never seen one before and I don't think anyone has!" says Debbie who's had one fitted downstairs "Oh it's great, really handy" she adds.

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Residents on the Spike Island estate in Lower Broughton are marvelling at new toilet sink combos that have been fitted in their houses. The sink on the unit doubles as a cistern and uses the washing water to flush the loo...

"You do what you're doing, close the lid, flush it, and as it's flushing you wash your hands, and it recycles the water into the toilet to flush it again" says Debbie Prince who has had one fitted downstairs by Salix Homes "The paper goes up into a macerator, and then it goes out through the proper drains.

"I had a wet room installed and originally asked if I could have a downstairs toilet but because of where the electric pipes are situated it couldn't be done" she explains "When I had the wet room fitted there was a toilet outside, I asked them what it was for and they said it was my downstairs toilet.

"I laughed at first, I've never seen one before and I don't think anyone has!" she adds.

Debbie and her friend Maggie, who has also had one fitted, are delighted with the water saving device..."Oh it's great, really handy. It was a real bonus" says Debbie.

Wendy Olsen wrote
at 04:59:33 on 03 April 2019
HAA HAA HAA HAA !
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ian archer wrote
at 19:56:17 on 02 April 2019
you seen the date folks
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June wrote
at 19:56:04 on 02 April 2019
This is not new a all, the lady next door to me had one fitted about 2 plus year's ago. She had a toilet fitted in the kitchen in her House
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Marc wrote
at 19:52:58 on 02 April 2019
Not sure what the point to the story is, the toilets on the other hand are great, I’ve been to lots of places with limited space where these are installed and they are both space saving and save water too.
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Debbie wrote
at 21:13:24 on 01 April 2019
Hate to break it to you Connor it’s my house and last time I checked it is a Salix home👍
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ian archer wrote
at 21:13:14 on 01 April 2019
you seen the date folks
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Ronny pickering wrote
at 21:13:04 on 01 April 2019
Not really worth a story
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Bob the regular wrote
at 21:12:58 on 01 April 2019
Shows how Salix waste all the money.A mate of mine was at the social housing exhibition the other week where all the housing boss's go. They had them on offer there at 1100 quid a go, but you get a 30% grant from the eec if you put them in.Apparantly its to encourage social housing tennants all over europe to wash their hands after they have been to the toilet. all I can envisage is people loosing their mobile phones down the bog as they bend over to wash their hands. Never mind , just put a claim in to Salix for a new phone. Thats what I would do.
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Salford Star wrote
at 13:17:46 on 01 April 2019
See Connor's comment below...Hmmm this one is definitely in your social housing!
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David wrote
at 13:16:26 on 01 April 2019
I've had one of these fitted and it's really good. The only problem I found was that there isn't much room to stand while you wash your hands. So, I've put a cushion on the toilet seat cover and kneel on it to wash my hands........it's great!. I understand they're going to fit these in all the wash rooms at the Civic Centre.
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Connor wrote
at 13:16:23 on 01 April 2019
Hate to brake it to people but this is probably in a private house (Salix living) because we don’t fit them we just fit normal toilets sorry to brake it to you
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Caroline Kenney wrote
at 13:16:20 on 01 April 2019
This is a good idea but not practical for people with additional needs or the older generation who are not sturdy on their feet or can't stretch
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