Toto makes some nice stuff...try and stay away from the big box stores, there is a difference on the internals...
I heard Toto was one of the best; but I also heard parts are fairly proprietary? Will it be difficult finding parts if I need them?Toto makes some nice stuff...try and stay away from the big box stores, there is a difference on the internals...
Sounds like 1.28 is the way to go! Haha.all these low flush toilets make the drain cleaners a ton of money, as the plumbing systems were not designed for such low water carrying the waste all the way out to the street and end up over time causing build up in the sewer main and then stoppages....all in the name of saving some water and sewage processing expense for the municipality...
Personally I would go to Habitat, buy a decent looking toilet, pressures wash, install a new fill and flush valve, trip lever and bowl to tank bolts. Will look like new.Sounds like 1.28 is the way to go! Haha.
Good to know.Todo flappers are available at the big box stores.
comfort height easy on our old knees:biggrin2:Good to know.
I'll have to look into the Kohler as well. Although, kids are in planning: is a comfort height an issue?
Sounds good. I'm leaning towards the drake 2, 1.28gpf, although I see there's a 1.0gpf model as well...
The "top of the line" doesn't tell us anything, it's just someone's opinion. Model names are more informative. I've used a few Totos that have less flushing power than mine.My girl has a top of the line toto, and I hate it doesn't have any power to flush,...