Would like to increase the depth of the water in a toilet. Is this
something that is normally adjustable? I have taken toilets off before
but never really looked at them carefully.

Thanks

Dean

Only in the tank can you raise the water level, not the bowl. Tom

tom is right.

tom ) said...

Only in the tank can you raise the water level, not the bowl. Tom

Well, if you were to install the toilet on a sloped floor....

:-)

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The water level in a second floor commode is higher than the water level of
a first floor commode. :-)

RJ

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tom ) said...

Only in the tank can you raise the water level, not the bowl. Tom

Well, if you were to install the toilet on a sloped floor....

:-)

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Would like to increase the depth of the water in a toilet. Is this
something that is normally adjustable? I have taken toilets off before
but never really looked at them carefully.

Thanks

Dean

The bowl? No.

The tank for a better flush? Yes, you adjust the float level. Chances are
you can only get a half inch or so.

Or put the toilet on a raised platform...

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tom ) said...

Only in the tank can you raise the water level, not the bowl. Tom

Well, if you were to install the toilet on a sloped floor....

:-)

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"Never ascribe to malice what can equally be explained by incompetence."
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I meant the bowl, sorry for the confusion. I didn't think so, but you
never know!

Thanks

Dean

On 21 May 2005 06:39:42 -0700, dean wrote:
I meant the bowl, sorry for the confusion. I didn't think so, but you
never know!

Depth of water in the bowl is controlled by toilet design and height of
the built-in trap. While you might be able to reduce the amount of water
per flush with the old bricks in the tank trick (to still give high enough
level for flush pressure, without as much volume). But reducing amount of
water in the bowl requires a different toilet.

If both toilets are the same kind, it is possible that the one with the
lower level has some sort of crack or leak in its trap, or the little hose
off the the float control is not connected the same.

Hehee!