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I have a Champion 4, without defects it seems. It is a very large toilet, but man, it flushes like a beast with good bowl wash.

Did you take a rowboat here Ian? If so, congrats. If you flew here you get some of the blame as well. Hopefully my F150 is keeping up where the mustang left off, gotta keep up with my fair share. At least in Florida we are blessed with none of those pesky "inspection" things most of you guys...

If it's for a laundry room or garage just go with a Mustee Utilitub....cheap and durable.

Sounds almost like a gutter driver. or maybe this Google "nail driver" and then go to images. Is this similar to the nail?

Here's some reading for you: https://terrylove.com/forums/showthread.php?15123-Black-Greasy-Particles-in-Bathtub-Water!

The Science Channel was showing NatGeo's Gulf Oil "Spill" special last night. Very interesting and of course concerning. It seemed they were pandering to BP's image as a tradeoff for access though.

It would seem for a residential shower, built in place, that rule would be hard to enforce.

24-72 hour surface oil slick forcast. http://www.nbc-2.com/Global/story.asp?S=12580643

What does the $5K job entail, details help? Are they re-routing the line? Is the line not sloped properly? Is your slab a post-tension slab? (cables within the slab) On my house breaking the slab to fix a line wouldn't be too difficult, it would be messy. Sanitary lines generally do not...

Some water softener systems remove chemicals that kill certain bacteria, without the chlorination the bacteria livein the water heater and basically multiply with the magnesium rod. The bacteria is generally harmless but produces a sulfuric smell. Replacing the anod rod with an aluminum one as...

I understand (in a layman way) low yield nukes but how about we test those out near your neighborhood first. Yes I am concerned about the f'n sea monkeys, more importantly all the other things living around and feeding off of them. This is no joke to me, I don't want my family to get sick and...

Option 1 looks fine in my book. I would guess the 3/4" PVC is for condensate, do you have an AHU above nearby?

For the basement bath that sounds fine, the vents would tie into the vent system over 42" above the second floor. If you add fixtures above that stack to the third floor you would have to bring your vents above the third floor fixtures. I would look at the PDF's but after the last fight with a...

I didn't intend my comment to everyone living in NE, just the one making slight of this problem. I don't want it to go up the eastern seaboard either, the damage to Chesapeak Bay would be as bad as the damage that's occuring on the LA coast. The keys definitely worry me, if (maybe when) the...

Easy to say when you live in New England. Really? You want to set off a nuke in the Gulf? It probably wouldn't work (too large) and may even rupture more "shallow" oil reserves, besides it would be trading the environmental consequences of leaking oil with radiating everything in the gulf...

In Florida you can but it appears that's a rarity. No vented soffit or openings above and must be min. 10' above grade and you can exit 90* from the wall and use a wallcap.

Don't really know what you are looking for but many times in design diversity is taken into account for lots of systems, electrical comes to mind right off of the bat. When we design an electrical layout we also do a load calc that lets us reduce certain loads (commercial buildings).

I'm so thrilled the Brits subbed to the Ruskies to polute my shores....:(

While I'm a big fan of wet venting I think you are going to have to add at least one more vent. IIRC a 3" can be no more than 10' from the vented line and 6' for a 2" line, based on FL code which is based on IPC.

Not exactly an objective review there being that you are a dealer....and possibly Phanna as well.