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January 27, 2012

WHAT, EXACTLY, DO WE HAVE AGAINST LOW-FLOW TOILETS?

This:

Flush

(Thanks to Kathryn)

(Sorry about the bad link before)

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So low flow toilets make me log into an unknown website? I don't get it??????

OFG, pretty much. Low flow toilet, googly mail link: neither one properly delivers the content.

Surprisingly, we all can't view Dave's email.

Is that why we go to the bathroom? To avoid stoppage?

Oh, you mean the plumming....

I happen to own a 7-gallon Hi-Flow toilet ... well, two of 'em, actually ...

Dave knows this, he read my t-shirt ...

Or did I mention this already?

(Merely helpin' Dave as he preaches to the choir ...)

There are companies that have dual flush toilets -- up for #1, down for #2. I tried to send it in to McClatchyMail powered by GoOgle, but neither the Blog nor judi picked up (!) on it.

http://www.sloanvalve.com/Our_Products/UPPERCUT.aspx

Which is worse? A low-flow toilet, or a warning sign written entirely in Comic Sans?

Now lemme get this straight... We use low flow toilets to conserve water, but they don't...uh...scavenge well, so we have to flush them a lot more often.

And I seem to remember OtU's 7 Gallon Gargler from several years back.

They also need a sign that says "Don't hover and pee all over the seat. If you do, clean it up."

...buncha low down four-flushers...

Correctamundo, pogo ... I even have a t-shirt that professes my claim to Fame & Glory (not "glory hole") ...

" WHAT, EXACTLY, DO WE HAVE AGAINST LOW-FLOW TOILETS? "

(1) Much less effective for scalding siblings in the shower.

Doncha hate it when you flush and your spouse has to tell you that the SS Titanic put off a few lifeboats before it went down?

You know what's almost as bad as low-flush toilets? Signs written in Comic Sans.

Lets see...low flows were "ideally" designed to save water.

However, my low flow frequently requires 2 or 3 flushes...so HOW is this saving water or money?

Never trust Congress when they make laws to "fix" what does not need "fixing"...

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