[skimbell]

I had a couple of bathrooms remodeled a few years ago and I was very skeptical of the low water toilets.
The contractor assured me that I'd be happy with them so I gave them a try.
He was absolutely, 100% correct.
I put in the Gerber high profile, elongated toilet. Uses, 1.25 gal/flush IIRC, and they work better than the toilets they replaced.
I still have an old 5 or 6 gal. flush toilet in the basement. It operates correctly but doesn't flush nearly as well as the Gerbers.
I'm good with the new toilets.

[libertylover]

My brother had a low-volume toilet that seemed to have some sort of vacuum or something and it worked well.

But that’s not my point. My point is I don’t think the government should be into the smallest details of our lives. If I want a fancy toilet, I’ll buy it; if I want an old-fashioned toilet, that should be OK too. The manufacturers should decide which models to put on the market, not the government.

[minnesota_bound]

Al Builds A Bathroom! | Married With Children
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IMYZLXDabEg

[DugwayDuke]

skimbell wrote: :I had a couple of bathrooms remodeled a few years ago and I was very skeptical of the low water toilets.
The contractor assured me that I’d be happy with them so I gave them a try.”

I have a gerber too. Still stops up.

[lepton]

I’m good with the new toilets.

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They finally started to get the new ones right several years ago. Before that, for a decade they were awful.