Today, I attended a music recital at one of Santa Clara University’s concert hall. During the intermission, as usual, I had to use the restroom. So I relieved myself on this Falcon Waterfree urinal but I couldn’t find the flushing valve when I was done. Upon reading the sign, I discovered this was a waterfree urinal. I’ve heard about this from Wall Street Journal last year or so but never used one. The natural thing for me to do was to take a deep breath and tried to sniff out any odd oder. None. How curious and nice!<\/p>\n
When I came home, I did my research on how this water free urinal work and was utterly impressed with its simplicity. Click here<\/a> for more details on this technology. I was suspicious of the proprietary cartridge cost, which is $35 for 7000 usages. Not bad at all. They even have monthly plan with or without installation. <\/p>\n This is a real winner from the business, and users’ and environmental perspective. Would be nice to install one at home. Probably hard to justify since I’m the only male in the household. \ud83d\ude42<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Today, I attended a music recital at one of Santa Clara University’s concert hall. During the intermission, as usual, I had to use the restroom. So I relieved myself on this Falcon Waterfree urinal but I couldn’t find the flushing valve when I was done. Upon reading the sign, I discovered this was a waterfree … Continue reading Waterfree Urinals – how refreshing!<\/span>