It's hard to believe that American Standard had no PhD's just a few years
ago. Now the company has SEVEN, deeply immersed in doo-dooing research.

I like the innovation where the toilet notices you've lifted the seat and
uses just a teeny flush instead of the monstrous 1.6 gallons!

Story at:
http://www.wired.com/wired/archive/1...w=wn_tophead_6

Of course the most environmentally friendly toilet is still the outhouse....

We love our American Standard Champions. But I noticed that the article
does acknowledge that some of the early low-flush toilets were bad news.

And today I encountered my first waterless urinal -- about which I had
read recently -- in a nearby high school, where my son was playing in a
band competition. It seemed fine and didn't smell.

Perce


On 03/03/05 05:44 pm JerryMouse tossed the following ingredients into
the ever-growing pot of cybersoup:

It's hard to believe that American Standard had no PhD's just a few years
ago. Now the company has SEVEN, deeply immersed in doo-dooing research.

I like the innovation where the toilet notices you've lifted the seat and
uses just a teeny flush instead of the monstrous 1.6 gallons!

Story at:
http://www.wired.com/wired/archive/1...w=wn_tophead_6

Of course the most environmentally friendly toilet is still the outhouse....