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Post: Toilet Does Not Always Flush…Why?
Forum: Plumbing Inspections
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Posted by: spytlak
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@Ryan_Rogen

I agree that Canadian toilets use more water per flush . I had one of them before . One of my expert friend adviced me to change it with Dual Flush Toilet . Now I can easily say that Dual Flush Toilets are best alternative on the market .

Do your homework. I’m in the market for a toilet and a couple of hours reading on the internet is a great learning experience. As with most products, not all toilets are created equal. I work for a major Canadian home improvement retailer and the product information supplied does little to help the consumer make an educated decision when evaluting performance. All toilets look the same on the outside for the most part. You can spend $80 or $1000. Like was mentioned above - higher $$$ doesn’t mean better performance.

Read through some of these. There is a good reason why some regions only give the rebate for certain models.

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6th edition of the Maximum Performance Testing of 6Litre toilet models
Canadian Water and Wastewater Association

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