The Dual-Flush toilet arrives.

[A Veteran]

one flush for #1 and a grander effort to flush #2's
but Home depot doesn't have them. where ?

--
when you believe the only tool you have is a hammer.
All problems look like nails.

[George]

A Veteran wrote:
> one flush for #1 and a grander effort to flush #2's
> but Home depot doesn't have them. where ?
>

Real plumbing supply house maybe? We got ours maybe 10 years ago at a
local place.

[Al Bundy]

A Veteran wrote:
> one flush for #1 and a grander effort to flush #2's
> but Home depot doesn't have them. where ?
>

Just make sure it's a ferguson boy. Now that's a man's flush!!!!!!!

[Paul E Wog]

I just installed one of these for a customer as part of a bathroom
renovation. Sterling, owned by Kohler, has two models:

The Rockton:
http://www.sterlingplumbing.com/onlinecatalog/detail.jsp?rescom=professional&item=4307103&prod_num=402024

And the more expensive Karsten:
http://www.sterlingplumbing.com/onlinecatalog/detail.jsp?rescom=professional&item=4387003&prod_num=402025

You will probably have to special order them; I got a Rockton in 3 days
through Lowes for about $235 plus tax. We got a standard round front,
but I believe elongated is also available.

They are kind of odd looking, with very small tanks and a large gap
between seat and tank. The flush mechanism is on the top of the tank,
with a large half-moon button for the full flush and a smaller one for
the .8 flush. Both flushes have quite a bit of power and it doesn't
appear the big flush would have any trouble getting things down. I'm
not 100% certain the low flush will get everything out, but if not it
really dilutes it. The "drop zone" is reasonably large, with a
reasonably large amount of water; not nearly as bad as some of the
original low flush toilets, but not quite as much of a pool as a
standard toilet.

Hope that helps.

[Alan Parkington]

"A Veteran" <geo...@humboldt1.com> wrote in message
news:georgek-EBBA0B...@sn-ip.vsrv-sjc.supernews.net...

> one flush for #1 and a grander effort to flush #2's
> but Home depot doesn't have them. where ?
>

Dude they have had these in other countries like Australia for over 20
years.

This is part of the reason that so much of the world sees the US as a
wasteful society, consuming vast amounts of natural resources.

[joe...@shaw.ca]

On Nov 2, 3:40 pm, "Alan Parkington" <alanparking...@team.telstra.com>
wrote:
> "A Veteran" <geor...@humboldt1.com> wrote in message

These guys do in-home Dual Flush toilet Conversions and they do an
awesome job for only $75.oo ,just pay and save , theres no good
reason to single flush anymore .
www.dualflush.ca