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Toto Toilets …flush
Who knew? There are toilets made that actually flush quickly, quietly, and efficiently. In spite of the fact that Toto is the world’s largest toilet manufacturer, I hadn’t heard of them until a year or two ago when we did a house sitting job. As the home owner showed us around their place, he seemed, well, a little too proud of his Toto toilet in his new bathroom remodel. A toilet is a toilet, I was thinking in my pre-enlightened frame of reference. Once we were there house sitting, I quickly found out why he was so pleased with his toilet. Welcome to the world where ordinary everyday appliances just unobtrusively go about the business of what they were designed to do.
About two months ago a friend replaced both of her toilets with Toto’s and I was reacquainted with just how trouble free Toto’s are. Then, in the last week I’ve installed two Toto toilets for the bathroom remodel I’m doing. I bought the taller ADA compliant toilets with the sanagloss finish (more dense ceramic finish and thus easier to keep clean) and a mere 1.28 gallons per flush (current code requirement is 1.6 GPF) model #CST454CEFG.
After a lifetime of thinking that toilets were just something that were noisy, slow and “troublesome,” discovering something as functional as a toilet that just does its job without muss or fuss is truly pleasant.
If you are tired of unclogging toilets, the amount of water they use, and/or how slowly they flush, just get a Toto! You won’t believe the difference, I promise you.
I found the prices at National Builder Supply to be excellent at about a third off with no shipping or tax (except for Georgia) and now, having processed several orders through them, can highly recommend them.