Can someone explain the factors involved in toilets? Namely what are the key principals involved in them flushing?
Since I moved to Ohio 3 years ago, I have had a never ending issue of solid waste not flushing. I lived 2 years in a town house with low flow toilets and now in my own home, I'm unsure if it is low flow as I obtained it used to replace a cracked one. I would assume that it's not as low flow have really only been around a short time so unlikely I would obtain a used one.
Prior to moving here I had this issue as often as a normal person, maybe two three times a year if that, here, on average? 3 out of every 5 times. (Go ahead make jokes~)
Do I need to invest in a new toilet? Is it just the water?
Nothing in my life changed really, I still eat the same, go as often as I used to etc. This is really, really, frustrating and I'd like to solve it mechanically rather than something I need to imbibe daily. The only thing that really would have changed in my life is the water, that I drink and cook with, that flushes the toilet.
Since I moved to Ohio 3 years ago, I have had a never ending issue of solid waste not flushing. I lived 2 years in a town house with low flow toilets and now in my own home, I'm unsure if it is low flow as I obtained it used to replace a cracked one. I would assume that it's not as low flow have really only been around a short time so unlikely I would obtain a used one.
Prior to moving here I had this issue as often as a normal person, maybe two three times a year if that, here, on average? 3 out of every 5 times. (Go ahead make jokes~)
Do I need to invest in a new toilet? Is it just the water?
Nothing in my life changed really, I still eat the same, go as often as I used to etc. This is really, really, frustrating and I'd like to solve it mechanically rather than something I need to imbibe daily. The only thing that really would have changed in my life is the water, that I drink and cook with, that flushes the toilet.