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I just moved into an apartment with a Toto toilet and it replaced the plunger with toilet brush... I've needed a plunger once in the last 2 years of apartments

• Symbiote 7y ago
  Although the design and expectation is the same in my native Britain as most of the rest of Europe, I've only seen signs like this in France and Germany [1] -- usually in quieter public buildings, like government offices. [1] https://pbs.twimg.com/media/ChR8ubSW4AEeDcV?format=jpg&name=900x900 https://pbs.twimg.com/media/ChR8ubSW4AEeDcV?format=jpg&name=... from https://twitter.com/hashtag/toilettenb%C3%BCrstenbenutzungsanweisung https://twitter.com/hashtag/toilettenb%C3%BCrstenbenutzungsa...
  • seszett 7y ago
    The Romansch/Germany/Italian text would indicate Switzerland rather than Germany or France, though.
• ComputerGuru 7y ago
  I have the Toto Drake II line and they all combine a self-cleaning design with some sort of non-stock coating which they say lasts forever as long as you keep away from harsh cleaner compounds and only use the nylon bristle brushes. But who knows what the previous inhabitants used in your case. I replaced the first one in 2015 and haven’t had any issues yet. Pro-tip: the actual first thing I do when any family members or myself move into a new home or apartment is install a kitchen side spray in the bathroom as a hand-held “point and shoot” bidet. Those can be used to quickly clean in a contact-free way.