I was wondering what peoples opinions are on what the best toilet is, that can handle large amounts of waste. My sister is very frustrated with all the toilets in her house because they always clog. People in her family take very large dumps and the toilets clog every single time. No plumber has been able to help. They have American Standards, and have been through a couple of different types of toilets, including Kohler and she doesn't want toilets that flush loud like a rocket. What is your opinion on which is the best non-clogging toilet?
The Toto is great and works well and not noisy based on my limited exposure. I used one in China that in addition to the remote, there was an automatic opener/closer. It also had a stereo system that came on when entered unless you canceled off ($7000 in china because they bought it in Japan). Along side (separated by a partial height glass block wall), was a bidet and then a traditional "bombsight" toilet with a pitcher of water next to the footprints painted on.
I was impressed with the Glacier Bay 1-Piece 1.1 GPF/1.6 GPF High Efficiency Dual Flush Elongated All-in-One Toilet. It has a very powerfulflush, is quick filling, and is quiet. A kit for under $170 (elongated seat with lid, chrome-plated trip levers, wax seal and all hardware necessary for installation)!
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Interesting thread, hope it stays strictly theoretical and academic, in my case at least.
I recall a near-neighbor whose grandma had to take opiates for a long time and she had a real Rocky Horror show with her stools, had to use a coat hanger to get them down sometimes. That was back in the 1980s. Hope they've got better ways of dealing with that now.
You run the risk of peritonitis that way by poking the bowel. That's what suppositories & enemas are for. If I start listing remedies, I'd send the thread to CBR. :surprise:
The American Standard should have tested fire logs.
(Not me. . . patients)
After being in the house for 12 years with 1 Kohler Cimarron and 4 American Standard Cadet 3's (and 6 kids), I believe we've only had to use the plunger three times, and that was primarily due to one teenage daughter having to learn to not use 1/4 of a roll of paper before flushing.
I already have enough knowledge about nail clippers, and do NOT want to learn anything more about them -- especially from THIS thread!
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