I had a toilet cloggin on ocassion for years and years, I removed it once
took it out in the driveway and gave the trap a power flush..A lot of
calcium material built came out, I reinstalled the toilet and then 2 years
after that flush I replaced it with a new unit.
It seems the new units from what I have been told is finished internally,
where the older units are not leaving the rough iron to the hold deposits..2
years now and no problems...
"Ignoramus32553" wrote in message
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We have a particular toilet on the second floor, that started to clog
from time to time. Every time I could unclog it (I do not recall the
name of the tool, it has a rubber bulb and is made to push water
forcefully when its handle is pushed), but it bothers me and I would
like to know how I can resolve this permanently.

thanks