Vikingham
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Hi, all - I was hoping someone out there might have a Kohler Rialto and be able to answer a quick question about it...you will earn my undying gratitude, and especially that of our downstairs neighbors.
I need to know how long it takes for the water to drain out when the Rialto is flushed - more specifically, how many seconds is it between the pressing of the flush level, and the moment when water stops flowing OUT of the bowl.
This bit of information is important, as our condo building has an old wet-vented drain system, and the Toto Drake that we installed overwhelms it with water when it flushes - with the result that our first-floor neighbor gets a big air bubble coming up through the water in their toilet. (I posted about this problem over the summer.)
We need to find the slowest-flushing toilet that will still do a decent job....the Eljer Canturbury seems very slow-flushing indeed, but I've heard that its performance is also kind of bad. The Rialto seems like it might be a good compromise - most of the other toilets out there have gone to faster flushing systems, but the Rialto seems to have held on to an older design, perhaps because it's so compact.
Thanks in advance - and again, wow, this is one amazing discussion group!
I need to know how long it takes for the water to drain out when the Rialto is flushed - more specifically, how many seconds is it between the pressing of the flush level, and the moment when water stops flowing OUT of the bowl.
This bit of information is important, as our condo building has an old wet-vented drain system, and the Toto Drake that we installed overwhelms it with water when it flushes - with the result that our first-floor neighbor gets a big air bubble coming up through the water in their toilet. (I posted about this problem over the summer.)
We need to find the slowest-flushing toilet that will still do a decent job....the Eljer Canturbury seems very slow-flushing indeed, but I've heard that its performance is also kind of bad. The Rialto seems like it might be a good compromise - most of the other toilets out there have gone to faster flushing systems, but the Rialto seems to have held on to an older design, perhaps because it's so compact.
Thanks in advance - and again, wow, this is one amazing discussion group!