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Automatic Toilet Flush for Cats
Potty Trained Cats . . . There is a new and fast growing trend for cat lovers who train their felines on how to use a human toilet. They are tired of the traditional litter box that is not only messy and smelly, but also poses a health threat to their family members. They are […]
How to Determine Toilet Size and Toilet Fitting Sizes
Toilet Sizes . . . Most common standard toilets are generally considered to be either “2-inch or 3-inch” by naming convention. This refers to the INSIDE pipe diameter within the toilet and down through the floor drain. There are also some in between and larger size toilets, but these are considered non-standard and require fittings […]
New Dual Flush Toilet Vs. Dual Flush Toilet Conversion Kit
Background on Dual Flush Toilet Conversion Kit: Often taken for granted and underappreciated, the humble flush toilet is a major innovation . . . The first consumer flush toilets started appearing in US homes in the late 1800s. Like many other plumbing appliances from that period, they really haven’t changed all that much since then […]
TOILET FLAPPERS: The Weak Link of Water Conservation, Koeller 2004
Previously with the California Urban Water Conservation Council, John Koeller, PE is now with Koeller & Company based in Yorba Linda, CA which is a certification lab for plumbing hardware. He has given us permission to post his 2004 white paper on the numerous problems with flapper valves in toilets and why they waste water. […]
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