Toilet suggestions...
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Kohler. Recommended to me by a plumber when I built my house in 2000 and the two I put in work perfectly and have had no repairs.
Which ever one you get, make sure you get these to go with it.
http://www.squattypotty.com/
It makes going number 2, number 1!
http://www.squattypotty.com/
It makes going number 2, number 1!
Why do you lot insist on a swimming pool a half foot from your but, low flow, and THEN want it to all go down ?
Actual toilets have minimal water in the base, and the low flow flush is actually a couple of volumes worth to carry the waste away.
Actual toilets have minimal water in the base, and the low flow flush is actually a couple of volumes worth to carry the waste away.
Originally Posted By: Vern_in_IL
What is the best unit on the market right now?
Wait your turn !! We're still trying to find out what the best oil is ....
What is the best unit on the market right now?
Wait your turn !! We're still trying to find out what the best oil is ....
Thanks for all input. Toto Drake (CST743) with bone finish is about $450 + tax in my area .. seems they don't have a prominent distribution network in western Canada.
Originally Posted By: Shannow
Why do you lot insist on a swimming pool a half foot from your but, low flow, and THEN want it to all go down ?
Actual toilets have minimal water in the base, and the low flow flush is actually a couple of volumes worth to carry the waste away.
I never understood this either.
and I don't like getting splashed!
But then have you seen what the French put up with.
https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/7/74/HK_French_squat_toilet.jpg
Why do you lot insist on a swimming pool a half foot from your but, low flow, and THEN want it to all go down ?
Actual toilets have minimal water in the base, and the low flow flush is actually a couple of volumes worth to carry the waste away.
I never understood this either.
and I don't like getting splashed!
But then have you seen what the French put up with.
https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/7/74/HK_French_squat_toilet.jpg
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Originally Posted By: tc1446
Kohler. Recommended to me by a plumber when I built my house in 2000 and the two I put in work perfectly and have had no repairs.
Yup, recently replaced my American Standard with a Kohler and it'll flush anything you put in it (I have kids). It also uses very little water.
Kohler. Recommended to me by a plumber when I built my house in 2000 and the two I put in work perfectly and have had no repairs.
Yup, recently replaced my American Standard with a Kohler and it'll flush anything you put in it (I have kids). It also uses very little water.
Originally Posted By: OVERKILL
Originally Posted By: tc1446
Kohler. Recommended to me by a plumber when I built my house in 2000 and the two I put in work perfectly and have had no repairs.
Yup, recently replaced my American Standard with a Kohler and it'll flush anything you put in it (I have kids). It also uses very little water.
I'll have to take that challenge. I dropped one yesterday, that resembled a chocolate bowling pin...... Except bigger....
Originally Posted By: tc1446
Kohler. Recommended to me by a plumber when I built my house in 2000 and the two I put in work perfectly and have had no repairs.
Yup, recently replaced my American Standard with a Kohler and it'll flush anything you put in it (I have kids). It also uses very little water.
I'll have to take that challenge. I dropped one yesterday, that resembled a chocolate bowling pin...... Except bigger....
I just bought the Toto CST744EL 4.8L and it's amazing. They're very expensive but I was able to buy a new unit through Craigslist.
It's replacing an old American Standard 13L so there's a huge difference.
It's replacing an old American Standard 13L so there's a huge difference.
Originally Posted By: Joe_Power
Originally Posted By: OVERKILL
Originally Posted By: tc1446
Kohler. Recommended to me by a plumber when I built my house in 2000 and the two I put in work perfectly and have had no repairs.
Yup, recently replaced my American Standard with a Kohler and it'll flush anything you put in it (I have kids). It also uses very little water.
I'll have to take that challenge. I dropped one yesterday, that resembled a chocolate bowling pin...... Except bigger....
A worthless post without pictures, if I've ever seen one.
Originally Posted By: OVERKILL
Originally Posted By: tc1446
Kohler. Recommended to me by a plumber when I built my house in 2000 and the two I put in work perfectly and have had no repairs.
Yup, recently replaced my American Standard with a Kohler and it'll flush anything you put in it (I have kids). It also uses very little water.
I'll have to take that challenge. I dropped one yesterday, that resembled a chocolate bowling pin...... Except bigger....
A worthless post without pictures, if I've ever seen one.
Originally Posted By: BRZED
A worthless post without pictures, if I've ever seen one.
lol...
A worthless post without pictures, if I've ever seen one.
lol...
I have a Mansfield Cascade and it works well for me. However, since I am not like Randy Marsh of South Park, I don't know exactly how much the toilet can handle.
I think I paid $210 at the local plumbing supply specialist.
I think I paid $210 at the local plumbing supply specialist.
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