Replacing Toilets, no one likes to do it

Replacing Toilets, no one likes to do it

Replacing Toilets, no one likes to do it

No one really like to talk about this too often, but almost anyone can replace a poorly functioning toilet or outdated inefficient toilet in just one afternoon, in most cases, an hour or so. All toilets manufactured since 1996 have been mandated to use 1.6 gallons or less of water per flush. Until recently, this was a major challenger for the industry. Today, the most evolved 1.6 and 1.28 gallon per flush toilets have wide passages behind the bowl and 3" flush valve openings. These features provide less second flushes and fewer clogged toilets. These were the major complaints with first generation 1.6 gallon toilets and continue to be a major challenge of less expensive, inferior toilets of today.

Toilets have changed in recent years, but the good news is there's a toilet to fit most everyone's lifestyle. New designs lend to less problems with clogging. Of the many types of toilets on the market today are two-piece toilets, one-piece toilets, elongated bowls, elevated toilets, gravity assisted toilets, pressure assisted toilets and dual-flush toilets.

For best results, visit your local home improvement store and check out toilets in your price range, then go online and check customer comments for their experiences with the same toilet. New toilets generally go through a de bugging stage when first on the market with leaks and malfunctioning parts. After a few tweaks, that same product may turn out to be the best one on the market for the money. When doing your homework, you should consider ease of installation, good strong flush performance, and reliability. In the end, you should be able to find and install a high-functioning economical gravity-flush toilet that will perform well and last for years to come.

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