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God forbid I should ever be critical, but .... It is my observation that MOST people come here for helpful advice and information. Without calling out specific posters, we have a mathematician, an engineer and a Toto salesman who consistently stray way off, causing additional posts to the...

I am removing all of the old 4-inch cast iron sewer pipe in my house and replacing with PVC. Is 3-inch PVC adequate, or should I keep it at 4? I have a kitchen sink, dishwasher, clothes washer and two bathrooms. Thanks in advance!

About 10 years ago, I found a brand new, still in the box, 1980 Kohler Wellworth elongated in Fresh Green which, of course, I had to have. I also ordered an expensive Bemis plastic seat to match. Until now, I was never able to put it into service. I recently moved into a home built in 1968...

I've recently purchased a new-to-me home, built in 1968. The fresh water lines are galvanized from the street to the house and copper in the house. When I flush a toilet or use the clothes washer, the water pressure at any other location in the house is reduced to a trickle. I know some...

I have been touting the Sani Seal as the latest best thing, but have encountered an issue. About six months ago, I reset a bowl for a friend using the Sani Seal. The friend I did the work for recently decided to tile the bathroom floor. When I pulled the toilet, the Sani Seal had, in the...

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Is there a noticeable difference in the flushing performance when comparing the Drake II, Supreme II and Ultramax II? I'd also appreciate it if someone would post photos of the inside of the tank. Thanks!

Around 1977 when 3.5 GPF was federally enforced for new toilets sold in the US, American Standard, Gerber and Kohler rose to the challenge and their Cadet*, Mount Vernon and Wellworth, respectively, didn't miss a beat. Fast-forward 15 years or so to the 1.6 GPF mandate, and the Big Three failed...

I just replaced my three toilets and decided to go with a variety. I am pleasantly pleased with all three. I got the American Standard Champion 4 one-piece right-height elongated, the American Standard Vormax Optum, also right-height and elongated, and the AquaSource $99 comfort height...