Experience with Glacier Bay Westminster Toilet?
 

After doing a Google search for "toilet testing", and reading a
December 2003 report, two toilets caught my eye... The Toto Drake,
which I'm about to pick up for $229, and a cheaper toilet, the Glacier
Bay Westminster, sold at Home Depot for $99.

That seems incredibly cheap for a toilet, which makes me think the guy
misquoted the price over the phone, or that it has poor quality
otherwise despite being a top-ranker with regard to flushing
performance.

So before I make it my second toilet, does anyone have experience with
the Westminster? Does it break or leak? Any input would be
appreciated. Thanks in advance.

Experience with Glacier Bay Westminster Toilet?
 

roo wrote:

After doing a Google search for "toilet testing", and reading a
December 2003 report, two toilets caught my eye... The Toto Drake,
which I'm about to pick up for $229, and a cheaper toilet, the Glacier
Bay Westminster, sold at Home Depot for $99.

That seems incredibly cheap for a toilet, which makes me think the guy
misquoted the price over the phone, or that it has poor quality
otherwise despite being a top-ranker with regard to flushing
performance.

So before I make it my second toilet, does anyone have experience with
the Westminster? Does it break or leak? Any input would be
appreciated. Thanks in advance.

I've got a Glacier Bay one-piece (is that Westminster?).
They're a Chinese knock-off of the TOTO (now whose ox is gored?).

I love it. Flawless flushing...no matter what.
One drawback is that the "water spot" (diameter of the water
in the bowl) is small. This can make cleaning more frequent.

I had to fit a toilet into a very small space and this one was perfect.

Jim

Experience with Glacier Bay Westminster Toilet?
 

Actually, the Westminster is a standard 2 piece. It looks a little,
um, antique-ish, in that is has some recessed styling. It also has a
slightly higher than average rim.

Unfortunately, Glacier Bay doesn't have web site for toilets to show a
picture.


Speedy Jim wrote in message ...

I've got a Glacier Bay one-piece (is that Westminster?).
They're a Chinese knock-off of the TOTO (now whose ox is gored?).

I love it. Flawless flushing...no matter what.
One drawback is that the "water spot" (diameter of the water
in the bowl) is small. This can make cleaning more frequent.

I had to fit a toilet into a very small space and this one was perfect.

Jim