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I have a utility room in my basement that I want to convert to a bathroom. The room is at the back of the house. The only place that the soil pipe exits the house currently is from the bathroom on the first floor at the front of the house. Is it possible to route waste water from an upflush/saniflo toilet from the basement where it could connect to the soil pipe in the first floor bathroom?
 
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