Regressive:
If you’d told someone in the ’50s that the toilet of the future would be weaker-flushing and just plain flimsier than the ones they already had, would they have believed you?
Via Tam.
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There was a time when the six-pint toilets were worthless, but the current ones are just fine. I installed two in my house this last summer and I’m very happy with them. Both under $150.00 each.
This improvement must be fairly recent, because the one I bought five years ago (top of the line then) is junk.
Won’t make that mistake ever again, no matter what it costs to get a pre-ban john.
Sometimes what you pay for is the outward design and color. The mechanics are still the same. I got off the shelf American Standard in white and off-white because that’s what I had planned to begin with — one white and blue bathroom and one earth tones bathroom.