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We're thinking about replacing one of our 1970's era commodes in one of our
bathrooms. We have 3 commodes in the house and will probably replace all of them eventually. Each commode is of the older (6 gallon?) flush type. Years ago I was told to hang on to the older commodes because the newer ones didn't flush well and were prone to a lot of noise. How do the new commodes sold today work? We are looking to save water, even though just two adults live in the house. Also, are the newer commodes quite? I don't think I would accept a commode that made a lot of flush noise. Any advice or recommendations would be appreciated. Thanks |
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