Mommacha
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I wish this forum didn't intimidate me, BUT....I have cleaned up the bathroom floor from an overflowing piece-of-junk toilet for the last time! Like someone else, I joined Consumer Reports just to see what they recommended for toilets, but it just added to my confusion.
I've been studying this forum for a few days and think I've narrowed it down to two models: Toto's Aquia II or III, or the Ultramax. We are a family of 5, w/three small kids under 6 and the main bathroom gets used a LOT.
Number one feature I love about the Aquia is that it's gorgeous, looks easy to clean and seems to be water efficient. It's also $100 cheaper than the Ultramax.
The Ultramax looks okay, not as easy to clean, but from what I can tell, gets the "job done" pretty much every time. I'm leaning toward this one simply because I feel like we need "extra help" since the water pressure is not ideal in our 1928 house (the pipes). But it's pricier and if I don't need this much toilet, I'd rather not spend the extra dough since we have to pay a plumber to install.
Recommendations??
I've been studying this forum for a few days and think I've narrowed it down to two models: Toto's Aquia II or III, or the Ultramax. We are a family of 5, w/three small kids under 6 and the main bathroom gets used a LOT.
Number one feature I love about the Aquia is that it's gorgeous, looks easy to clean and seems to be water efficient. It's also $100 cheaper than the Ultramax.
The Ultramax looks okay, not as easy to clean, but from what I can tell, gets the "job done" pretty much every time. I'm leaning toward this one simply because I feel like we need "extra help" since the water pressure is not ideal in our 1928 house (the pipes). But it's pricier and if I don't need this much toilet, I'd rather not spend the extra dough since we have to pay a plumber to install.
Recommendations??
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