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Marine Products Experts Suggest the Change to Fresh Head Marine Toilets

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Are You Tired Of Using Your Shower Head to Flush the Toilet?
We have the first manual fresh head marine toilet to utilize pressurized fresh water – eliminates calcium deposits in discharge hose.
What Are Some Other Benefits: 1) Footprint is a direct replacement for competitive models;  2) No Thru Hulls necessary when installed with a holding tank;  and 3) And it is a low water use toilet.
With a diaphragm type pump and telescopic handle, flushing is extremely easy. Owners choose how much water to use. And a lever allows water into the bowl to pre-wet it for a better flush.
At Raritan, we offer dependability where it counts. So be sure to get your Fresh Head marine toilet from Raritan Engineering.
Contact us at Raritan Engineering at http://www.raritaneng.com/ for more information or assistance regarding Fresh Head marine toilets and other great products.

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