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Jim, I don't know what you want me to do, because if you had read through my posts, I have repeated three times already that my installation cannot physically accommodate the restrictor. I'm not...

I already know that. That's not what the previous commenter stated and what I was responding to. What the previous commenter said was:

"I wouldn't flush before getting up if I were you."

As if...

Flushing actually releases the pressure. Then it takes a while for the pressure to build back up. All of the incidences I've heard about, no one was in the bathroom when the rupture occurred. It's a...

No problem. But I've read from others who have installed the pressure regulator that the toilet no longer flushes with as much power and that it takes longer to fill, and a lot of people have ended...

They may have opened a plant in Georgia in 1991, but they certainly weren't selling redesigned low flow toilets in my area when I bought my Gerber 15 years ago. I visited all the major plumbing...

But I don't NEED or want a new toilet. I have a perfectly good working one that I like. Toto didn't exist 15 years ago so your point is moot.

Candee, my response was to Gary Swart, who asked "And you all have these pressure assist toilets because...."

Because...

1. I purchased my toilet 15 years ago. AT THE TIME, it was the ONLY low...

Because they are the only low-flow toilets sold for many years that actually WORKED, i.e., you NEVER have to plunge or flush them twice.
In 1992 the U.S. government mandated that all toilets sold...