Re: MYSTERY TOILET!

Posted by e-plumber on March 24, 2004 at 07:19:35:
In response to Re: MYSTERY TOILET!
: Help! On my vacation I recently stayed in a place that had the neatest toilet, but neither I nor my brothers could locate a name. They toilet didn't look old, but it's possible that it is. To flush you had to pull UP a lever/knob located on the top of the tank, and the water : coming into the bowl (rather a waterfall effect) came in from the front. Not a dripple, but a good amount of : water. It worked excellent. : Does anyone have a clue who the manufacturer of this strange beast might be? Is it new / old? Low flush? : We are so curious! Reply: While in Holland last year I came across some pretty weird plumbing fixtures. One was a toilet as you described, the only problem with the one I saw was that the toilet bowl water surface was only about 3" across. Needless to say, it wasn't too sanitary. It was definetely a brand that was produced there or imported for use in that area of the world. e-plumber

Posted by e-plumber on March 24, 2004 at 07:19:35:

In response to Re: MYSTERY TOILET!

: Help! On my vacation I recently stayed in a place that had the neatest toilet, but neither I nor my brothers could locate a name. They toilet didn't look old, but it's possible that it is. To flush you had to pull UP a lever/knob located on the top of the tank, and the water
: coming into the bowl (rather a waterfall effect) came in from the front. Not a dripple, but a good amount of
: water. It worked excellent.
: Does anyone have a clue who the manufacturer of this strange beast might be? Is it new / old? Low flush?
: We are so curious!

Reply:
While in Holland last year I came across some pretty weird plumbing fixtures. One was a toilet as you described, the only problem with the one I saw was that the toilet bowl water surface was only about 3" across. Needless to say, it wasn't too sanitary. It was definetely a brand that was produced there or imported for use in that area of the world.
e-plumber

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