My husband and I are finally facing up to the need to replace a toilet with a cracked tank.
But all the new toilets we've seen have these funny, gizzard shapes behind the pedastal. It looks like the surfaces are going to collect all kinds of dust and grime. What's worse, they're going to be hard to reach down there behind the seat. Our older, water-waster toilets don't expose the shapes of the water passages that way.
Is there any way to avoid this design, other than making a silly little toilet skirt?
Is there a functional purpose to this design?
Thanks,
Syzygy
But all the new toilets we've seen have these funny, gizzard shapes behind the pedastal. It looks like the surfaces are going to collect all kinds of dust and grime. What's worse, they're going to be hard to reach down there behind the seat. Our older, water-waster toilets don't expose the shapes of the water passages that way.
Is there any way to avoid this design, other than making a silly little toilet skirt?
Is there a functional purpose to this design?
Thanks,
Syzygy