I think I am ready to know a little bit more about commercial plumbing now. I think about this a lot as I sit on my commercial toilet in my commercial office building.
So, let's start with sloan valves.
1) Why do commercial toilets use sloan valves? Why not just a tank like an ordinary toilet?
2) How the heck does the green handle on the new sloan valves prevent germs?
3) Would a sloan valve outlast the flush mechanism in a ordinary residential tank toilet? Think Sloan valves versus Korky Quietfill.
4) Why are sloan solar powered faucets so expensive? What are their advantages over a residential faucet?
There must be a reliability issue here as well as an efficiency one.
So, let's start with sloan valves.
1) Why do commercial toilets use sloan valves? Why not just a tank like an ordinary toilet?
2) How the heck does the green handle on the new sloan valves prevent germs?
3) Would a sloan valve outlast the flush mechanism in a ordinary residential tank toilet? Think Sloan valves versus Korky Quietfill.
4) Why are sloan solar powered faucets so expensive? What are their advantages over a residential faucet?
There must be a reliability issue here as well as an efficiency one.
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