stackyFACTSInstead of sloshing liquid chemicals around a moving cabin, the systems use a brutal pneumatic vacuum to instantly suck waste into a sealed holding tank. The deafening roar when you push the button is the sound of atmospheric pressure violently ripping everything through tiny tubes. It is ruthlessly efficient sanitation.
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