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I do only because we have one of those newer "water saving" toillets which are horrible.... 1/2 the time it gets stuck on the dry part and doesnt go down,etc.......
Newer is not better.... I would love having an 80s toilet again!!
You bought wrong toilet (yeah, doing some research is often helpful). Next time focus on tornado toilets.
I do only because we have one of those newer "water saving" toillets which are horrible.... 1/2 the time it gets stuck on the dry part and doesnt go down,etc.......
Newer is not better.... I would love having an 80s toilet again!!
My plumbers advice is to hold the handle down longer when flushing....it does work.
Along those lines. I know it's not recommended to use Draino in a toilet but I used it recently during a logjam (see what I did there?) and it worked perfectly.
I do only because we have one of those newer "water saving" toillets which are horrible.... 1/2 the time it gets stuck on the dry part and doesnt go down,etc.......
Newer is not better.... I would love having an 80s toilet again!!
I dunno about that. My current house came with old pre-70s toilets. I've finally replaced them with one of Home Depot's cheapest low-volume toilets because I found it flushes considerably better than the old toilets...and much more quietly to boot. I couldn't flush the toilet in the bathroom adjacent to our home office while my wife was in a Zoom meeting before...I can now.
There certainly was a period of about a decade from the latter 70s into the 80s that the companies had to figure out the physics of low-volume toilets, but I have no complaints today. At least not with the model we've purchased.
I do all the time! Just want to make sure I don’t see anything weird. I have a co-worker who said he never looks, he just flushes it.
Having children clued me to the significance of poop study.
There are some significant things to be determined about the quality of one's diet and the health of one's gut by monitoring the general color, consistency, and quantity of one's stools.
Along those lines. I know it's not recommended to use Draino in a toilet but I used it recently during a logjam (see what I did there?) and it worked perfectly.
Back when I was a kid in the late 50s, my grandparents had a rat coming up through the sewer into their toilet. I was the one who discovered it one night. The rat couldn't climb the slippery bowl to get out, and apparently it couldn't hold its breath long enough to escape back through the sewer.
Well, considering some people see Jesus in toast, grilled cheese and pancakes should not everyone look for the residual afterglow? I look for messages.
I look for letters like that old photo of 17th century contortionists [l'ABC de Michea Jacobi] that show how a human can use their body to make each letter of the alphabet.
Most common letters seen are:
C U I O S
followed by
D J L P Q T V X
then
B F G H K N R Y Z
lastly
E M W
My favorite are O (Nothing like hitting one's landing with perfect 'trim') and the splendor of an S or the alignment of an E
I've seen
C A T
U S A
Then there are those annoying tootsie rolls which make Q as valuable as the scrabble board rarity to actually have 'stuck the landing'. Beware the rare shotgun effect when something consumed was disagreeable.
(Gotta have fun with this) And yes, as Ralph Kirk mentioned one should check for health reasons: consistency, ease, volume and color spectrum.
Which means it could be fatty.
Steatorrhea means there’s too much fat in your stool (poop). It’s a symptom of fat malabsorption. That means your digestive system is having trouble breaking down and absorbing fats. This problem could affect one or several of your organs.
If that happens often, you should discuss it with your doctor.
They're talking about the "crappy" toilet design of some low-water toilets. I've had it happen too, and only on those new "improved" toilets.
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Well, considering some people see Jesus in toast, grilled cheese and pancakes should not everyone look for the residual afterglow? I look for messages.
