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CurtP, I would recommend a Cadet 3. It is not mantinence free, but it is cheap and effective.

hedygs, I actually think you should go with the Cadet 3. The cadet 3 is as plug resistant as the Drake, yes its not mantinence free, but due to the infrequency of uses to this toilet I don't think you really need a Drake.

I recently rented a cabin in Delaware. Toilet has a wierd high tank. It has a shelf like thing with an opening at the front or the bowl. It says "Twyfords Unitas"in blue at the back. Never heard of this model or brand. Can someone explain?

The blue flapper is Power Gravity. The red is E-Max. Power Gravity is 1.6 while E-Max is1. 28

Replace the "snap on flapper" with a hook on Fluidmaster or Korky.

Or, could your fit a Gerber Aquasaver tank?

Are Hymont tanks compatible with CraneMiser bowls?

Not at all, Gary. I know Toto toilets are good. However, The starter of this post was speaking of PA toilets, so I assumed that he wanted one.

Agreed here. 1.28 toilets by Toto are all very good.

The Toto Drake and Ultramax are actually supposed to be very high performance toilets. I own both and I've never had a problem. I believe that due to your criteria, a double cyclone toilet would be better.

The Economiser has been redesigned and it's not getting better. In fact, its gotten a lot worse. Good choices call for the Kohler FM systems. Terry agrees that these are the best by far.

Agreed with Terry. Cadet 3. Opus 3 Cheap. Expensive Good Flush. Good flush American Standard Brands. American Standard Brands looks the same. Looks the same

I agree with Verdeboy. The CraneMiser was a very poor flushing toilet.

When you think of Kohler Portrait, you think of Kohler Wellworth Lite. They flush way too alike.

AS Afton, then. It reminded me of a Drake.

Seen it, hate it. First of all, they look like the old Kohler toilets. Big, but oddball tank and a low handle. Second, the handles crack easily and it is hard to find a replacement. Third, it just does not flush well. The small trapway gets clogged easily.

I still think the Vortens is okay. I mean, it isn't a builder grade product, but it's not a commercial grade one either. Toto now makes a 10" Drake which is the best idea.

1. The Toto Guinevere is good at flushing but yes, it costs around seven hundred dollars. 2. The Porcher is average. The model is new, and it flushes a bit like a Cadet 3 with a 2" flapper valve.

The Toto Guinivere looks exactly like the Lutezia, flushing performance with 1.28 gpf is twice as good. Toto is the worlds largest manufacturer of class toilets, though they may be a bit pricey. Save yourself from coming home with a defective toilet, and save yourself from a plunger.

The title says it all.