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Re: TOTO toilet. G-Max or Gravity
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| Harry K 2008-03-30, 3:25 am |
| On Mar 29, 8:54=A0am, Brent Bolin <brent.bo...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Getting ready to remodel the bathroom. =A0Have heard a lot of good
> things about TOTO from this group.
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> Drake?
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> What is the difference between G-Max and Gravity?
I have the Drake (I think), can't remember for sure and I don't see it
on there anyplace.
It has the gravity flush. It is _very_ effective but is a bit noisier
than the one I replaced. I don't see any way around a noisy flush.
You can either have quiet and whimpy or a bit noise and effective. Go
for the raised hieght one if it is available. I replaced mine because
it was so low and both of use are now up there in years. Amazing
difference getting up off a reasonable height one.
Also, if there is a spot, put a 'grab bar' within easy reach for
assistance in getting up. I don't need it (my wife does) but I use it
every time. Nice!!
I see you answered you other question about the g-max. As well as the
gravity flush works, I see no need for the g-max.
Another recommendation - use a 'waxless' toilet seal. Makes things
much easier and way less messy.
Harry K
Harry K
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| Harry K wrote:
> On Mar 29, 8:54 am, Brent Bolin <brent.bo...@gmail.com> wrote:
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> I have the Drake (I think), can't remember for sure and I don't see it
> on there anyplace.
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> It has the gravity flush. It is _very_ effective but is a bit noisier
> than the one I replaced. I don't see any way around a noisy flush.
> You can either have quiet and whimpy or a bit noise and effective. Go
> for the raised hieght one if it is available. I replaced mine because
> it was so low and both of use are now up there in years. Amazing
> difference getting up off a reasonable height one.
The Drake comes in ADA height, it's a bit more money.
Look at the Chinese building supply stores as they sell the Toto toilets
for much less than the high-end plumbing fixture stores.
> Another recommendation - use a 'waxless' toilet seal. Makes things
> much easier and way less messy.
Hmm, do these seal as well as a wax seal?
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