New toilet info . . . ???

Team Sabatage

Cyclist wrote: »

Elongated toilets are for folks with bad aim.

If you extended farther to the front with your junk, you would understand better. If your hand fits between you and the front of a round bowl fine, but that doesn't work for some of us. Another reason distance from water to seat top must be considered, the model you have 2 of would not work for me.

gandrfab

I had a video of one that flushed with out swirling, I don't think polar could have beat it.

Team Sabatage

gandrfab wrote: »

I had a video of one that flushed with out swirling, I don't think polar could have beat it.

There were several modifications made when the law changed to a 1.26 gallon flush requirement, some had a power flush that shot a burst of water from the front of the bowl directly back into the throat to get things moving fast.

There was a while I could sell the old toilets I was taking out of peoples houses for more than I was buying new efficient ones for.
Same with the 1.5 gpm shower heads. I had one remodel where the designer brought back the head she had spec-ed from Germany in her luggage because we couldn't get that flow rate in the US. I've also had to install more than one tub faucet into a soaking tub so that it would not take hours to fill. It would be illegal to rip the restrictor out of a shower head or faucet so that it would flow faster, so I have never done anything like that, I tell you.

King_Me

Oldfox1939 wrote: »

Handicap toilets are really high…..get the "Comfort Level", higher than the normal toilet, but lower than handicap.

SIL put in the Handicap Toilet and his feet wouldn't touch the floor.

Well all of my working life I have hit the handicap stall when I have to poop, its ALOT more comfortable than the conventional ones. When I have to replace one in my own house, it will be a handicap model. Have had many friends do the same thing and all have been happy poopers :grin

Team Sabatage

Depends on how long your legs are. Get what is best for you, don't forget the little lady either.
The 7'6" guy had a separate toilet for himself and his wife in the same bathroom.

Polar

this is a ****ty thread

Fish Haid

The elongated front is actually so you don't bang your chin while getting a drink.

I have a new toilet recently. It is amazing the load it can make disappear with a tiny bit of water. Has not failed yet - except for a few stray left-overs.

Tarponator

Here's what you should get:

https://www.google.com/shopping/product/114276517312114664?q=japanese+toilet&client=firefox-a&hs=E2W&rls=org.mozilla:en-US:official&channel=sb&bav=on.2,or.r_cp.r_qf.&bvm=bv.80642063,d.cWc&biw=1536&bih=739&tch=1&ech=1&psi=Dqt8VM-CO4resATinoL4Cw.1417456398528.3&prds=paur:ClkAsKraX1khHq7UlbloPJA0Ze3Bz9OgUM35vvFS2JpnXnMZ17v5Ga27X4LDObFGJkQAhGHTuwXJcH60fAqFmVvKiUGhBvYqQWJPyQV7t_t97ZlzOwdFHauOfhIZAFPVH70QNa7929Cm7Z-baVLHf_UynJTKBQ&ei=Eat8VI_6OoTUoATjxIDoCg&ved=0CIABEKYrMAA

MS990CGR12 Toto Neorest 600 MS990CGR in Sedona Beige - Bathroom Toilet One Piece Toilet

Toto Neorest 600 One Piece Toilet Features: Sleek, tankless, one-piece toilet with integrated Washlet seat. New Cyclone Flushing system, no waiting for refill, no refill noise. Skirted styling with concealed trapway for easy cleaning Integrated Washlet features front and rear warm water washing, automatic air dryer and deodorizer. SanaGloss: Super smooth, ion barrier glazing cleans your toilet bowl with every flush Automatic Operation: Lid opens, closes and toilet flushes when sensor is activated. Low consumption (6 Lpf/1.6 Gpf) Cyclone flushing action. SanaGloss glazing. 12" rough-in. Tank cover, fittings, mounting covers and Washlet included. Special Note:Electrical service requirements – 120 VAC, 10A, 60Hz protected by Class A GFCI.

Only $5k :dance

rock_fish

Every hotel is stayed in in south Korea had those fancy toilets. Heated seats, automatic seat liner, etc

Team Sabatage

Tarponator wrote: »

Here's what you should get:

https://www.google.com/shopping/product/114276517312114664?q=japanese+toilet&client=firefox-a&hs=E2W&rls=org.mozilla:en-US:official&channel=sb&bav=on.2,or.r_cp.r_qf.&bvm=bv.80642063,d.cWc&biw=1536&bih=739&tch=1&ech=1&psi=Dqt8VM-CO4resATinoL4Cw.1417456398528.3&prds=paur:ClkAsKraX1khHq7UlbloPJA0Ze3Bz9OgUM35vvFS2JpnXnMZ17v5Ga27X4LDObFGJkQAhGHTuwXJcH60fAqFmVvKiUGhBvYqQWJPyQV7t_t97ZlzOwdFHauOfhIZAFPVH70QNa7929Cm7Z-baVLHf_UynJTKBQ&ei=Eat8VI_6OoTUoATjxIDoCg&ved=0CIABEKYrMAA

MS990CGR12 Toto Neorest 600 MS990CGR in Sedona Beige - Bathroom Toilet One Piece Toilet

Toto Neorest 600 One Piece Toilet Features: Sleek, tankless, one-piece toilet with integrated Washlet seat. New Cyclone Flushing system, no waiting for refill, no refill noise. Skirted styling with concealed trapway for easy cleaning Integrated Washlet features front and rear warm water washing, automatic air dryer and deodorizer. SanaGloss: Super smooth, ion barrier glazing cleans your toilet bowl with every flush Automatic Operation: Lid opens, closes and toilet flushes when sensor is activated. Low consumption (6 Lpf/1.6 Gpf) Cyclone flushing action. SanaGloss glazing. 12" rough-in. Tank cover, fittings, mounting covers and Washlet included. Special Note:Electrical service requirements – 120 VAC, 10A, 60Hz protected by Class A GFCI.

Only $5k :dance

Get the American standard and buy yourself 10 nice rods and reels with the savings.

Spineyman

Team Sabatage wrote: »

Get the American standard and buy yourself 10 nice rods and reels with the savings.

This is the best advice yet. 2 piece American Standard, easier to install without demolishing the wax ring and then set the tank and go.