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I'm about to replace my toilet. The old cistern (Italian, expensive,
20 years old) had a little tube inside that meant it refilled underwater, rather than pouring water into the tank as most toilets do. **Much** quieter. None of the toilets I've looked at recently seem to have this feature. Do they still exist, or have they been banned by building regs etc? Does anyone know where I can get one? Many thanks, Chris |
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