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Sure, and I guess that'd be fine for commercial applications. When you have a potential clog, though, you certainly want to be able to visibly verify the flush
by moduspol 4y ago
Sure, and I guess that'd be fine for commercial applications. When you have a potential clog, though, you certainly want to be able to visibly verify the flush is working as expected before leaving.
Of course, that could be solved with a see-through toilet lid, but I can only imagine the absurdity of trying to pitch that to consumers.
- elicash 4y agoI was thinking more that people here might be interested in rigging something up for their families just to tinker with the idea. Maybe to encourage habits for kids. But really just for the fun of making it.