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Having just purchased two new toilets for our home let me make a couple of suggestions. One, make sure the height of the toilet is OK for you. I am 6' 4" with bad knees and the higher toilet is easier to get up and down. Second, and important for a male, make sure the water level in the bowl is low enough to not engulf descending testicles.
Having just purchased two new toilets for our home let me make a couple of suggestions. One, make sure the height of the toilet is OK for you. I am 6' 4" with bad knees and the higher toilet is easier to get up and down. Second, and important for a male, make sure the water level in the bowl is low enough to not engulf descending testicles.
My God man, how big is your sack? I'm nowhere close on a 1.6gpf American Standard (~6 year old model).
I put a champion 4 in our master bath. It works great but I don't like the chair height. Too tall. I put a standard height Cadet space saver in our tiny half bath. Doesn't clean the rim when you leave a large pile. Takes a couple flushes to clean it. But overall I'm happy with it. No clogs either toilet.
I agree. I'm 5'8" and don't like the chair height ones. Unfortunately, there are only a few models that are not that way. Also, the new ones are 1.3 gpf, which is way too little, but that's the way it is nowadays.
My God man, how big is your sack? I'm nowhere close on a 1.6gpf American Standard (~6 year old model).
Like a woman's breast, the older you get the more they sag.
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