need a recommendation - which toilet should I buy?

[knitsafghans]

Need to replace my ancient grey Toto in our main floor powder room. This is a frequently used toilet. Upstairs we have a couple of newer Toto's (a Nearest and an Aquia with Washlet) and are quite happy. Don't think I need the bidet in the powder room (though I could be convinced). What would you all recommend in terms of effective flush, easy to keep clean toilets? Ideally it'd be something I could order in Grey but I've resigned myself to White if necessary. Does not have to be Toto though needs to be as good or better in terms of the reliability we've seen in the last x years. Thanks in advance for advice.

 

[Reach4]

In Toto, Drake is flushes well. 2-piece.
Ultimate is 1 piece. Some think 1 piece is easier to clean.
Vespin II is 2 piece skirted.

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[knitsafghans]

In Toto, Drake is flushes well. 2-piece.
Ultimate is 1 piece. Some think 1 piece is easier to clean.
Vespin II is 2 piece skirted.

Search, using the search box above for posts on each of these:
Wellworth
Cadet.

Thank you. I do prefer one piece. I'll look at Wellworth. Cadet/Champion I have heard mixed reports on.

 

[Common Sense]

Thank you. I do prefer one piece. I'll look at Wellworth. Cadet/Champion I have heard mixed reports on.

Get anything besides a Toto from a paid sponsor Toto site. Kohler or Gerber flush well. Of you want to save money, get the HD Glacier Bay Power Flush. A yt video shows it flushing like 14 pool balls. Toto cannot do that. Toto is good, but not better. I believe this site was originally created to advertise and push Toto. Ignore the propietary Kohler garbage you read hear. Toto has some as well. American Standard does some weird crap with the vortex or whatever. If I buy a toilet, I have already done research and will get a few fill valves, flush towers, and seals, flappers, etc. If you cannot do it yourself, and a plumber says no, get another one. I am getting some Kohler Flushmate pressure assist toilets, Toto does not make them. To be fair, Terry advocates pretty well for them. At least now, but that is Only due to Toto not having one. Big mistake IMO. So I will get some flushed inner core cylinders, some duckbills and call it a day. I may get 10 to 30 years out of it and it will easilynoutflush the Toto's and send the turds further down the line and with more force. Bottom line, pressure assist Kolhker, Gravity flush Ferber Viper or Avalanche.

 

[GReynolds929]

Caroma is a good skirted option. They have a 3" glazed trapway.