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Best Small Toilets 2010 | Apartment Therapy New York

by Maxwell Gillingham-Ryan

The great controversy that saw low flo chic fold-mount toilets is that they can not clean that cut very well - requiring additional puffs. Redneckmodern has seen this specifically with its own Duravit's:

I am a big fan of the look of Duravit toilets (we have 2) ... we set in motion-3, much like the D-happy ... concern to note: I find this is not the good side ... not close and the toilet toto (a board with a big heart ... and we had 2 (in our old bond).during the inspection Duravit and kinship, it seems that the "neck" (where the store toilet meets the lowest flange) is actually smaller than most others and there really is a lip where "stuff "gets" hooked "... odd that is not a mild makeover. Net result: as she is beautiful, it fails more often that the toilet is supposed to do.

We recently replaced 3 - 1.6GPF American Standards with Toto's Aquia. We bought them online and are a little nervous not to have been competent to see them in the flesh first.But we could not find a good double miniature found in a department store or showroom in the city of Seattle more. How nature is against it? Anyway, they look at the sport made with straight lines and smaller than we had contemplation. They have a much more rich than reviewing the U.S. standards they replaced! They have prices much more than that. However, they were much less expensive than most other hot double there. Yay, Toto!...

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Best Small Toilets 2010 | Apartment Therapy Re-Nest

by Maxwell Gillingham-Ryan

The big topic that I've seen with low-course and smart infuriate-mount toilets is that they can not polish themselves out very well - requiring additional flushes. Redneckmodern has seen this specifically with his own Duravit's:

i'm a big fan of the look of the duravit toilets (we have 2)... we have a thorough-3 which is very comparable to the happy-d... one sentiment to note: i find it doesn't on Easy Street well... not exactly as well as the toto toilets (by a obese boundary line... and we've had 2 (in our old deposit). upon inspection of the duravit and juxtaposing, it seems the "neck" (where the toilet escape hatch meets the destroy flange) is in actuality smaller than most others and there's in fact a lip where "crap" gets "snagged"... odd that is isn't a flush evolution. net fruit: while it looks wonderful, it fails more often than not at what a toilet is s'posed to do.