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Best ADA toilet
Author: Frankie7 (OH) I am remodling a manufactured home and need some help buying an ADA toilet. What is the best ADA toilet to buy so it takes hard waste away? I am tried of plunging all the time. Should I look for a 3-4 inch trap?
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Author: packy (MA) Toto Drake
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Re: Best ADA toilet
Author: vic (CA) I own a Toto Drake 1.6 gpf (gallons per flush) and in the approx 5 years that I've owned it has been a great toilet, never a clog and so far no repairs needed and I highly recommend it.
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Author: bernabeu (SC) Toto Drake ============================================== "Measure Twice & Cut Once" - Retired U.A. Local 1 & 638
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Re: Best ADA toilet
Author: North Carolina Plumber (NC) My choice as well. Toto Drake.
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Re: Best ADA toilet
Author: hi (TX) just put a drake II in and it flushes well. 1.28 gpf.. however the drake II costs about $100 more than drake I probably not worth the extra dough.
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Re: Best ADA toilet

Author: Rick Laser (CA)

If you have to plunge a lot due to stool clogs, you might want to get a Caroma. We used to have a "Clog a Week Club" but since we put in the Caroma Sydney (4 inch trap) we have not had to plunge even once.This is over about 3 months.

Ours is 1.28/0.8 gallons per flush model. Dual flush. It's called the "easy height" model -- higher seat.

But I know Toto toilets are great too and they might be easier to get. More stores carry them.

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