Recent content by hollywoodgirl

I may just take you up on that, thank you.

I'll keep this in mind and if it happens, I'll call the drain cleaning company referred to me by the plumber. Thank you.

FINAL UPDATE: the plumber who installed the Toto Soiree came a day early, he owns the company. He and his assistant spent an hour augering the toilet and siphon jets. Success. He said there could be trouble further into the line, the house went up in '68 and then I'll need to call a drain...

UPDATE: the plumber can't come until tomorrow, Wed Jan 9 between 10am and 1pm.

I'll post the resolution. Hope it's quick and easy. Thank you.

I just tried half a dozen times with a dish basin full of hottest water. It's not making a difference. Still slowly drains away and then burbles :). Thank you.

I'll call the plumber who installed the toilet. Thank you.

PS No plunger or auger in the house, I'll call Rapid Rooter in the morning.

Originally Posted by wjcandee I'm assuming I understand what a lazy flush is...it swirls around and instead of siphoning right down, it kind of wallows its way to the bottom of the bowl (but it does go). Is that it? Yes Assuming that your fixtures downstream of this toilet are draining...

There have been sporadic lazy flushes in the past which resolved themselves. Not tonight. We have hard water but the Soiree doesn't have holes in the rim, there are two powerful nozzles. I tried a dishpan full of hot water and that went down slowly. So. What do you think?