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Need a recommendatoin for a POWERFUL toilet...

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nippyjun

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I'm going to be shopping for toilets and need a powerful one (very strong pull). Any suggestions? I've heard of a superflush model but can't find it.

Thanks.

PS. this is not a joke.
 
Originally posted by: tweakmm
go over to canada and smuggle one back
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Yeah, aren't toilets in the US regulated as far as GPF now? I love those public ones that have no tanks, just a jet turbine on the other end when you flush - bah-WOOOOOOOOOOSH.
 
I still have a 50s-60s era toilet in my apt. No tank, when you flush it its like a hellstorm in there. Its awesome.
 
Originally posted by: nippyjun
I'm going to be shopping for toilets and need a powerful one (very strong pull). Any suggestions? I've heard of a superflush model but can't find it.

Thanks.

PS. this is not a joke.
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You have some brown submarines that won't go down?
 
Originally posted by: X-Man
Originally posted by: tweakmm
go over to canada and smuggle one back
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Yeah, aren't toilets in the US regulated as far as GPF now? I love those public ones that have no tanks, just a jet turbine on the other end when you flush - bah-WOOOOOOOOOOSH.
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Are these things legal? Can I get one installed in my house? 😀
 
Originally posted by: X-Man
Originally posted by: tweakmm
go over to canada and smuggle one back
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Yeah, aren't toilets in the US regulated as far as GPF now? I love those public ones that have no tanks, just a jet turbine on the other end when you flush - bah-WOOOOOOOOOOSH.
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lol you'd better step back when you flush one of those!!!!!

JC
 
you might wanna try looking into those vacuum electric powered toilets.

They are quite powerful, but won't work in a power outage.
 
Originally posted by: tweakmm
go over to canada and smuggle one back
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You can cop good porcelein up there. Although you'll have to post your mug shots for being busted smuggling thrones.


Home Depot also carries an air assisted model. I forget the brand.
 
Look into finding an old toilet. I'm not sure where one would find one of these. My neighbors remodeled their bathrooms a couple of years ago and set the cabinets, sinks, and toilets on the street for city pickup. Two guys in a pickup truck had grabbed the two toilets in a matter of hours.
 
Originally posted by: HappyPuppy
Originally posted by: nippyjun
I'm going to be shopping for toilets and need a powerful one (very strong pull). Any suggestions? I've heard of a superflush model but can't find it.

Thanks.

PS. this is not a joke.
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You have some brown submarines that won't go down?
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hehehehe
 
Originally posted by: McPhreak
Originally posted by: X-Man
Originally posted by: tweakmm
go over to canada and smuggle one back
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Yeah, aren't toilets in the US regulated as far as GPF now? I love those public ones that have no tanks, just a jet turbine on the other end when you flush - bah-WOOOOOOOOOOSH.
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Are these things legal? Can I get one installed in my house? 😀
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Good question.

BTW, I have no idea why, but just reading this thread has me LMAO. 😀
 
How about one of those airplane super-sucker toilets? 😀

If there's anything I hate, it's toilets with wimpy flushes...:|
 
Shouldn't this be in the Al Bundy thread? 😛

I also hate toilets with the wimpy flush. Some of these toilets struggle to get one single square down... you have to wonder how these people live?

Thankfully my new place has one of the older high-flow toilets that will take down just about anything you can throw at it.
 
You can't have one of those commercial toilets installed because normal city water lines don't provide enough water pressure for the toilets.
 
Originally posted by: BD2003
I still have a 50s-60s era toilet in my apt. No tank, when you flush it its like a hellstorm in there. Its awesome.
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it's been known to suck down small children.
 
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