The toilet is attached, not “attacked” to floor… haha And I wouldnt consider them “complicated fixtures”.
Also, I have always wondered what the SOP means when it says that we are only required to test a “representative number of windows”… What does that even mean? One per room? One per house? I just check every single one…
Even in occupied houses?
Every one that I can get to, yes. I dont want a phone call or bad review after they move in because one of the windows was faulty, missing balancers, or would not lock. I find windows very often that were too large for the opening, or the frame is wrong size, and they do not lock because it doesnt close completely
Here’s a few threads you can use to see if crap flushes properly.
Toilets were a Big Thing back in Hoboken at Stevens University…
Big John
Stevens’ “Big John” Helped Make Homes, Hotels Happier
The distinctive lime-green, 11-story water-pressure tester on the Hoboken waterfront was raised by fixture manufacturer American Standard in 1972 as part of a U.S. government project to improve plumbing technologies in apartment buildings. Stevens professors Daniel Savitsky and the late Thomas Konen helped secure the funding, and Konen later directed the lab.
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