Why not put those institutional toilets in the home?

[supernova87a]

you know, the kind with the handle that flush really quick? Seems like they'd use less water, get the job done faster, and be easier to clean, no? Why not?

 

[Scouzer]

$$$?

 

[OS]

It's probably water pressure, large buildings tend to have higher water pressure than standalone homes.

Can't flush sh*t at home, gotta do it like 3 times. Damn low flow toy toilets. Nothing pisses me off more than a turd that won't flush.

 

[morkinva]

I think I remember seeing that in order to have such a violent flush, you need to have at least a 3/4" waterline. That's pretty big for your average house.

 

[IGBT]

Good idea..those stainless steel jobbies in the slam an't bad either...darn cold to sit on though..

 

[crab]

Hmm my friend's dad owned an auto repair shop and the bathroom had these like tankless toilets. The flush button was on top of the tank part, and inside was a black round thing....I swear it seemed as if you were sitting and flushed, you'd wind up hollow.

 

[notfred]

<< It's probably water pressure, large buildings tend to have higher water pressure than standalone homes.

Can't flush sh*t at home, gotta do it like 3 times. Damn low flow toy toilets. Nothing pisses me off more than a turd that won't flush. >>



My house has water pressure at about 125 PSI

 

[morkinva]

<< My house has water pressure at about 125 PSI >>



Why ?

 

[rival]

why not?

more is better afterall

 

[MaxDSP]

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<< My house has water pressure at about 125 PSI >>



Why ? >>



to get into the nooks and crannies of every english muffin

 

[badluck]

I don't know, but I sure do love those handicap toliets.....you sit all high like you are the king on a throne. Extra wide area so you can just camp out for a hour and handle your biz......I need that kind of space in my bathroom at home....