Re: [Spridgets] Toilet Energy, No LBC

[Trevor Jessie <trevor.jessie@gmail.com>]

My preferred toilet for quality flushes
http://www.totousa.com/Products/Toilets.aspx

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-Trevor
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On Wed, Jun 1, 2011 at 12:26 PM, derf <derf247@gmail.com> wrote:

> On older toilet tanks you could adjust the float level and control the
> amount of water that fills the tank.  Instead of letting people adjust
> their own tanks (personal responsibility) the government feels the
> need to mandate such things.    Water here is good and cheap.   Down
> the road in New Orleans water tastes terrible (drawn from river
> instead of Artesian wells).
> I can understand that there are places where there are too many people
> and not enough good water but I would prefer to pay for what I use and
> use what I want.  The water eventually gets recycled anyway.  Flushing
> 2 gallons instead of 1 gallon is fine with me if it does the job and I
> pay for the water.  I might install a more efficient toilet but I
> would not want to sacrifice performance.  The appeal to me would be
> that I pay less for water.  But, if it doesn't work well then there is
> no appeal to me.  I don't think the government should mandate things
> that do not work as well.
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