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Neotonic
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here is my brothers 1997 Sterling Windham
Haha it still works great, I am at 31 Squares of toilet paper lol in this dumb toilet XD
Video Proof xD only Toilet Paper
Haha it still works great, I am at 31 Squares of toilet paper lol in this dumb toilet XD
Video Proof xD only Toilet Paper
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Kingsotall
Plunger/TurdPuncher
I'd fall out the door laughing if I walked in and saw that one!
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Gusherb94
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hi everyone ive been a lurker for a long time now i decided i would make my first post about my toilet. this is my restored "standard" cadet from 1959 its got all new parts in it and it flushes like no other toilet ive ever used. before it used to have the original flush tower in it but i replaced it cuz it needed a new seal and i couldnt find one for it. it used to be in my grandmas bathroom at her house but it was getting out of shape so she let me swap it out with another toilet so i got to fix this one up and then i set it up on the back deck to test it with things that you would never flush down the drain and it flushes just about ANYTHING and now its in my bathroom flushing very happily and trouble free.
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Redwood
Master Plumber
Neotonic,
Has that Fluidmaster Leak Sentry fill valve managed to tick you off yet?
Has that Fluidmaster Leak Sentry fill valve managed to tick you off yet?
Gusherb94
Member
heres the video of the toilet enjoy
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C NUMB
Plumbing Contractor
Looked like a whole roll, NICE VID! Sure some at AS would like that.
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Gusherb94
Member
American standard should take lessons from there past toilets on build quality and parts quality the original brass ballcock lasted 45 years the only reason i replaced it is because i cant get parts for it, same thing for the flush tower that lasted 48 years it only needed a seal, if as used there 1950s flush tower design and had better quality control the champion would of been a hit and they would probably still have a decent reputation.
Jonathan
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99k
Radon Contractor and Water Treatment
Out with the old and in with the new. I really got tired of my double flusher AS Plebe ... I love my Toto Drake elongated w/ Church slow close seat. So much so I just installed a second one this week (round) in the powder room. I can't get over the suction this has ... no more swirling water with solids left behind. Sorry Terry, I would have bought from you but I'm on the East coast.
Neotonic
New Member
Sometimes when i flush it doesnt refill so it kind of annoys me lol. but over all its fine
C NUMB
Plumbing Contractor
Terry, Thanks.
I will try a post the rest of the bathroom, It is our Master bath. 2 years in the planning due to the limited space, but we did make the most of it.
I will try a post the rest of the bathroom, It is our Master bath. 2 years in the planning due to the limited space, but we did make the most of it.
TOTO Softclose SS114
Redwood
Master Plumber
Here is a very comfortable seat...
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SewerRatz
Illinois Licensed Plumber
I had a road trip over the last weekend. At one of the gas stations on the way I came across this water closet. I so want one of these installed in my home. Only other stainless steel water closets I seen had a built in lav sink. If you do not know where you can see one of them, that is awesome means you have not been in to much trouble.
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Neotonic
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Redwood
Master Plumber
I believe the penal-ware does not have the flushometer out of the top it would be in the wall and inmates don't get seats. They can be made into weapons.
SewerRatz
Illinois Licensed Plumber
The ones I serviced had the flushometer hidden behind more steal or in the wall. And yes no seats.
I still want stainless steal fixtures in my home. I really like the look.. Then again I am also into steampunk stuffs.
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Sixlashes
Plumber in Previous Life
When I layed out the downstairs bathroom in our house, I located it beside a set of stairs and ended up with a 54" wide alcove for the throne. It bothered me that it was so wide and I considered framing in a dead space beside the toilet on one side. Instead, I opted for a 12" deep built-in bookcase with two shelves that faces the toilet from the side instead. You can't really see it from the doorway and it sure is convenient for storing reading material. I am going to put a built in cabinet with a door above this to store the other paper essentials.
SewerRatz
Illinois Licensed Plumber
When I layed out the downstairs bathroom in our house, I located it beside a set of stairs and ended up with a 54" wide alcove for the throne. It bothered me that it was so wide and I considered framing in a dead space beside the toilet on one side. Instead, I opted for a 12" deep built-in bookcase with two shelves that faces the toilet from the side instead. You can't really see it from the doorway and it sure is convenient for storing reading material. I am going to put a built in cabinet with a door above this to store the other paper essentials.
That sounds awsome. I do all my best reading on the throne. Hope you can post pics someday, would be cool to see.
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