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A Sink in the Top of your Toilet
04-04-06

Toilet Lid Sink

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You already know why it's good!

-- Jeff Hoover

[After you flush the toilet, incoming water cycles up through the sink before going down to refill the toilet tank. Water is used twice: Once for hand washing, and a second time for the next flush. -- CP]

Toilet Lid Sink
$89
Available from Gaiam

Manufacturer not listed.

Previously listed on Cool Tools as a Source Wanted

 


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#1 | Sat, 01-17-09 07:04
Vic Valenz

I've had 1 for over a year. These things are great. I remodeled a small bathroom next to the garage. All these years I noticed people didn't wash their hands after using the toilet given there wasn't an available sink. I looked at corner sinks, bar sinks, everything on the market. This one fits perfectly and doesn't require modifications of any type. Plus, the hand washing water drains into and fills the toilet tank w/ wash water saving a little bit of water with each flush. Its a great idea and I LOVE IT!!!.

 
#2 | Thu, 03-05-09 08:56
CT Reader

Thanks for writing about this product, it was just what I needed. The Sinkpositive eliminates the need to find room for a sink in my tiny spare bathroom. FYI, it is no longer for sale at Gaiam. I found the manufacturer thru Google, and they sell direct:

http://www.sinkpositive.com/shop.html

 
#3 | Mon, 07-27-09 09:03
Tierrapath

We love the Sinkpositive and will ship it directly to your door - visit us at Tierrapath.com!

 

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