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Not the bowl, inside the water passages, they get constricted, the toilets lose their flush action. Sure, you can religiously pour muriatic acid down the things
by fnordfnordfnord 11y ago
Not the bowl, inside the water passages, they get constricted, the toilets lose their flush action. Sure, you can religiously pour muriatic acid down the things, but that will etch away the non-glazed surfaces, and metal sanitary piping (but it's good for roots). I'm pretty happy about my Toto toilets but I'm not getting commission or anything. I wouldn't fight you over it. You enjoy your $79 HD specials and your extra hundred bucks. Try not to spend it all in one place.
- Turing_Machine 11y agoI would rather that the $30 billion dollars (minimum) be spent in a lot of places, rather than being wasted on unnecessary toilets. And no, the water passages in my 60 year old toilet weren't "constricted". It flushed fine. Likely still does. Of course, your claim that toilets last only a few years only means more money wasted on these gizmos, not less. But hey, you enjoy whatever sense of satisfaction you get out of spending money to solve a "problem" that is largely nonexistent, other than in California.