PipeDown wrote:
By and large, the most important spec is the trap diameter. Many
have 1.5" and they are the ones that clog. 1.75" is better but 2"
seems to be the largest. I got an Elger one piece toilet with a 2"
trap and it has never clogged yet.

http://www.americanstandard-us.com/p...&prodID=162 5

2 3/8" fully glazed trap.





"Ignoramus17503" wrote in
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Our toilets do not flush very well. Meaning that it may take 2 or
more flushes to really flush the ****. The tanks properly fill and
properly release water, but it seems as though there is just not
enough of water to do the job right.

Obvious jokes aside, are there any toilets that flush very well
(other than commercial style toilets that seem to have vacuum). What
is a characteristic that we should look for? Tank volume?

thanks

i

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