Hello. I have just fitted a new toilet. the flush works but without
any real pressure. Water just trickles out from around the pan.

Is there any way to increase the flow of water out? or are these
standard?

On 6 Mar 2006 01:11:42 -0800, wrote:

Hello. I have just fitted a new toilet. the flush works but without
any real pressure. Water just trickles out from around the pan.

Is there any way to increase the flow of water out? or are these
standard?

Does the trickle trickle in such a way as to effectively do the job?
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Regards,
Mike Halmarack

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Not sure on this one quite yet. It hasn't yet been used fully. It is
a 2nd toilet installed outside. It was connected to the existing
drains where the old outdoor toilets used to be.

I think i need to try it in operation i guess.

On 6 Mar 2006 01:42:34 -0800, wrote:

Not sure on this one quite yet. It hasn't yet been used fully. It is
a 2nd toilet installed outside. It was connected to the existing
drains where the old outdoor toilets used to be.

I think i need to try it in operation i guess.

If it conserves water and does it's job that would regularly save a
couple of revolutions of the water meter.
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Regards,
Mike Halmarack

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"Mike Halmarack" wrote in message
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On 6 Mar 2006 01:42:34 -0800, wrote:

Not sure on this one quite yet. It hasn't yet been used fully. It is
a 2nd toilet installed outside. It was connected to the existing
drains where the old outdoor toilets used to be.

I think i need to try it in operation i guess.

If it conserves water and does it's job that would regularly save a
couple of revolutions of the water meter.
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I've 'just' done an experiment ..... time to empty the cistern = seven
seconds ...
time for cistern to refill twenty-eight seconds ! Very unscientific, margin
of error ... ;
But are your results very different?

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Brian

On Mon, 06 Mar 2006 09:56:42 GMT, "Brian Sharrock"
wrote:


"Mike Halmarack" wrote in message
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On 6 Mar 2006 01:42:34 -0800, wrote:

Not sure on this one quite yet. It hasn't yet been used fully. It is
a 2nd toilet installed outside. It was connected to the existing
drains where the old outdoor toilets used to be.

I think i need to try it in operation i guess.

If it conserves water and does it's job that would regularly save a
couple of revolutions of the water meter.
--

I've 'just' done an experiment ..... time to empty the cistern = seven
seconds ...
time for cistern to refill twenty-eight seconds ! Very unscientific, margin
of error ... ;
But are your results very different?

I don't have any results yet. Still waiting for the Senna pods to take
effect. :-)
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Regards,
Mike Halmarack

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Mike Halmarack wrote:

Does the trickle trickle in such a way as to effectively do the job?

Don't you mean; "Does the trickle trickle in such a way as to effectively do
the job on the jobbies?"


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Dave
The Medway Handyman
www.medwayhandyman.co.uk
01634 717930
07850 597257

On Mon, 06 Mar 2006 11:10:14 GMT, "The Medway Handyman"
wrote:

Mike Halmarack wrote:

Does the trickle trickle in such a way as to effectively do the job?

Don't you mean; "Does the trickle trickle in such a way as to effectively do
the job on the jobbies?"
Where 've you been all my life? Do you run courses?:-)
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Regards,
Mike Halmarack

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lavenders19 wrote:
Hello. I have just fitted a new toilet. the flush works but without
any real pressure. Water just trickles out from around the pan.

Is there any way to increase the flow of water out? or are these
standard?

Nuffin fell dahn the 'ole before you put it together, did it?

which 'ole is that then?

The last thing you need with a Full House is an unconvincing flush.

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Another weekend b*ggered.
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lavenders19 wrote:
Chris Bacon wrote:
lavenders19 wrote:
Hello. I have just fitted a new toilet. the flush works but
without any real pressure. Water just trickles out from around
the pan.
Nuffin fell dahn the 'ole before you put it together, did it?
which 'ole is that then?

Please sort out your quoting when you post.

The hole I mean is the one at the back of the WC bowl, which the
cistern sits on.