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KHFlorida (FL)
Hello. I am looking for new toilets for my home. The previous homeowner installed Glacier Bay toilets. They clog frequently. TMI. I eat healthy and get lots of fiber. This is an exaggeration but when I use the bathroom I poop as much as a horse does.
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george 7941 (Canada)
Totos are among the best gravity flush toilets
I have a customer with a disabled daughter whoe clogs toilets frequently. A few years ago he asked me to install a pressure assisted toilet. I convinced him to install a gravity flush toilet sice the pressure assist mechanism tends to be problematic. I installed a Toto Drake and the clogs contimued. I installed a Kohler Highline Pressure Assist toilet and the clogs stopped.
Oddly enough the Sloan Flushmate pressure assist mechanism in the Kohler has been problem free and I have not had to service the toilet so far.
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KHFlorida (FL)
I have heard good things about Toto but the drain seems small. I was considering the American Standard Champion toilet which has a larger drain size.
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bsipps (PA)
If the champion still comes with the dual flapper flush valve I would not purchase it
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DaveMill (CA)
I don't think American Standard makes any gravity flush toilet that can compare with any Toto.
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