Re: vent-away toilet

Posted by hj on April 09, 19101 at 23:38:16:
In response to Re: vent-away toilet
One additional comment. Congratulations if you know how to operate a Vent-away toilet. You may be the only one in the United States since I do not think I have ever had a user tell me that they actually used it. They always said that they assumed it worked automatically when the toilet was flushed. : Terry, : I feel like I'm in heaven! We moved into our 1911 house 5 years ago and have a Vent-Away toilet in our main bathroom. It has worked PERFECTLY until yesterday. Now it seems to run constantly--I tried to turn off the water valve behind the bowl, but am unable to get it completely tight--the water pressure seems to continue. I wanted to turn it off so I could familiarize myself with the gizmos inside--it looks like no toilet I've ever seen before--a virtual Rube Goldberg machine!! Any hints? : Thanks much, : kathie

Posted by hj on April 09, 19101 at 23:38:16:

In response to Re: vent-away toilet

One additional comment. Congratulations if you know how to operate a Vent-away toilet. You may be the only one in the United States since I do not think I have ever had a user tell me that they actually used it. They always said that they assumed it worked automatically when the toilet was flushed.

: Terry,

: I feel like I'm in heaven! We moved into our 1911 house 5 years ago and have a Vent-Away toilet in our main bathroom. It has worked PERFECTLY until yesterday. Now it seems to run constantly--I tried to turn off the water valve behind the bowl, but am unable to get it completely tight--the water pressure seems to continue. I wanted to turn it off so I could familiarize myself with the gizmos inside--it looks like no toilet I've ever seen before--a virtual Rube Goldberg machine!! Any hints?
: Thanks much,
: kathie

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