Installing a toilet without using plumbing is not feasible, as a functional toilet requires a plumbing system to carry water in and waste out. Plumbing is essential for providing the water supply needed for flushing and for connecting the toilet to the sewer or septic system to dispose of waste properly.
A standard toilet installation involves connecting the toilet bowl to a water supply line that fills the tank after each flush. When the toilet is flushed, the water in the tank is released into the bowl, causing the waste to be flushed away through a trap and into the drainage pipes connected to the sewer or septic system.
Without proper plumbing, the toilet cannot be connected to a water supply or a waste disposal system, making it impossible for it to function as intended. Attempting to use a toilet without plumbing would result in unsanitary and hazardous conditions, with waste not being properly disposed of, leading to health and environmental issues.
If you are looking for an alternative to traditional plumbing for certain situations (e.g., camping or temporary setups), portable or composting toilets might be more suitable options. However, even these alternatives require some form of plumbing or waste disposal mechanism to function effectively and hygienically.