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I found the German. US toilets typically don't have this issue, and if they do, don't have a brush nearby to correct it.
by itake 5y ago
I found the German. US toilets typically don't have this issue, and if they do, don't have a brush nearby to correct it.
- londons_explore 5y agoYes they do... With no brush, you won't have it sparkling white everywhere under the waterline...
- cassianoleal 5y agoSame problem in the UK. I live in a new-ish (supposedly luxury [0]) flat in London and the toilet flush is pretty appalling. Not to mention that it clogs up frequently (unclogs itself in an hour or two usually but still...). [0] "Luxury" is a tag builders apply to flats that are not 100% the cheapest they could be so they can charge a markup on the prices. In my case, it's a very nice flat, but there's no luxury.