<![CDATA[Fish n' Flush Toilet Aquarium: Flushing Nemo - Gizmodo Comments]]> <![CDATA[Fish n' Flush Toilet Aquarium: Flushing Nemo - Gizmodo Comments]]> <![CDATA[Fish n' Flush Toilet Aquarium: Flushing Nemo]]> Yeah, goldfish especially with those HUGE eyes. Yikes!

Just hope they don't do bubble commentary...

Worf

]]> <![CDATA[Fish n' Flush Toilet Aquarium: Flushing Nemo]]> Cardinal Fang: you do realise that the tank on top of a loo is filled with clean water right? It doesn't suck your turd up out of the bowl and then leave it there for you to clear up later.

Either way.. who would want to take a piss with all their fish watching? Fish are perverts, always gawping at everything.

my_name_is_tudor

]]> <![CDATA[Fish n' Flush Toilet Aquarium: Flushing Nemo]]> Although, the flush reservoir and the fish tank are separate, now it means that you ( or the maid) have two things to clean in the bathroom that you didn't before. The fish tank to keep the fish alive, and the flush reservoir to avoid the ugly mineral deposits that used to be invisible before.

jmchez

]]> <![CDATA[Fish n' Flush Toilet Aquarium: Flushing Nemo]]> From what I can tell from the site, the $450 does not include the themed toilet seat or the actually bowl. Only the reservoir tank and the pumps. Which is kinda good actually, because replacing a whole toilet is a pain in the butt.

ChamPro

]]> <![CDATA[Fish n' Flush Toilet Aquarium: Flushing Nemo]]> Who is more degraded: The being forced to live in a tank of someone else's excrement? Or the being that forces someone else to live in his?

Cardinal Fang

]]> <![CDATA[Fish n' Flush Toilet Aquarium: Flushing Nemo]]> I assume this is completely separate from the reservoir system. Otherwise, every time you flushed you would ruin the water chemistry, especially with 2000 flushes.

gizmodo banned me for the truth.

]]> <![CDATA[Fish n' Flush Toilet Aquarium: Flushing Nemo]]> At first glance, it looks like a nifty idea. However, I have a fish tank, and fish have a tendency to dirty up where they live. Aquarium water also has a lovely smell associated with that. So, you will be 'cleaning' your toilet with water that is already dirty/smelly, right? Admittedly, not a deal-breaker, especially if you clean your fish tank regularly. Still, it would make me think twice about it.

Monty

]]> <![CDATA[Fish n' Flush Toilet Aquarium: Flushing Nemo]]> Wonderful idea I just worry that the crud on the inside of every tank now will be more visable. On the plus upper-deckers will be more visable.

inajeep

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