Is this the flush-free version?
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I believe you refer to the "flush" people often receive from products such as niacin. This product does not make me react in any way, whether with or without a full stomach. Who knows, every one is different and some may suffer from a flush, some may not.
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Yes, it is flush free. It was highly recommended by Dr. Brownstein to use together with iodine to treat the thyroid. I used it for about 8-9 months.
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No, the FlushSaver is not compatible with standard flush handles. Standard flush handles have a rod that sits inside the tank and rotates upward to lift the flapper valve. The FlushSaver flush handle snaps into a cable pushrod mechanism. I believe that the product description of "FlushSaver STANDARD FLUSH HANDLE Dual-Flush Deluxe DIY Conversion Kit" just implies that it looks like a standard flush handle. It certainly can't accept a standard flush handle.
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I never flush the used litter. I just bag it up and toss it. I honestly can't answer your question. Perhaps call the manufacturer and inquire about it with them.
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It claims 50,ooo flushes. This will depend upon the hardness of your water. The magnet prevents calcium from crystallizing forming the tough ring around the bowl. You still have to clean your toilet. If mineral deposits persist, use a pumice scouring stick which easily polishes it off. I use 2 ChemFree units per toilet. For some it works well, for others not so much. It depends on the hardness of your water.
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I ordered each (flush valve and plastic socket wrench adapter) separately from Amazon, but the "little white disc" was out of stock. To my surprise, the disc was included with the flush valve that I purchased, so I cancelled the order for the "little white disc," which supposedly would not arrive for at least a month. It turns out, however, that I was able to use a wide putty knife, which turned out to be precisely the same width as the throat of the flush value, to rotate and remove/replace the flush values, without even using the little white disc. The flush value works perfectly. Took a little time to get the chain set at precisely the right length, but now all works well. Good luck.
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Flush FIRST then turn on bidet. The tank filling takes enough of the pressure off.
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Flushing is very quiet. There is a bit of noise during the first second or so, but refill noise is minimal. The lid is not soft close. You will have to buy one separetely.
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Yes. When I replaced my PA toilet valve with the Sloan Flushmate, it cured it immediately and was probably the easiest plumbing job I've ever done. There are some YouTube 'how to's' on fixing this, but the first thing is to get the Sloan.
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I think its just designed to save water and it does. I get good flushes on the no. 1 flush. I even have flushed solid waste at times on the no. 1 flush. I think its OK as far as I'm concerned. I think to do better you'd have to invest on a whole new commode.
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That's a personal judgement, but I haven't had to flush twice ever, there are no rust stains on the back of the bowl because these tank bolts are brass, and the sanigloss is easy to keep clean. Oh, and the tank fills quickly and quietly at night.
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Absolutely. 1/2 flush uses just .8 of a gallon and a full flush uses 1.6 gallons. Here is something else. With this toilet you will never have to use the full flush. Have been using this toilet for years and never have to use the full flush. Half flush removes everything and the remaining water in the bowl is completely clean. I have installed many of these.
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No unfortunately it is not flushable. It is made with recycled newspaper and made into these compressed pellets. It is a very easy clean up. I just dump the pan and everything comes out.
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Yes you just push the lever as usual and it fully flushes. One of the things I like is that the water in the bowl flushes right down. It doesn't flush up and around the bowl leaving germs up there--it flushes right straight down. Then water comes out all around the upper bowl and it flushes down too, leaving the bowl very clean. Have never had a problem with anything not going right away. And we have had this with another toilet where we even had to get the plunger out n work on getting it all flushed. Can't say enough about how satisfactory this Toto toilet is. No we're not getting paid for this! Yes you just push the lever as usual and it fully flushes. One of the things I like is that the water in the bowl flushes right down. It doesn't flush up and around the bowl leaving germs up there--it flushes right straight down. Then water comes out all around the upper bowl and it flushes down too, leaving the bowl very clean. Have never had a problem with anything not going right away. And we have had this with another toilet where we even had to get the plunger out n work on getting it all flushed. Can't say enough about how satisfactory this Toto toilet is. No we're not getting paid... » Read More Yes you just push the lever as usual and it fully flushes. One of the things I like is that the water in the bowl flushes right down. It doesn't flush up and around the bowl leaving germs up there--it flushes right straight down. Then water comes out all around the upper bowl and it flushes down too, leaving the bowl very clean. Have never had a problem with anything not going right away. And we have had this with another toilet where we even had to get the plunger out n work on getting it all flushed. Can't say enough about how satisfactory this Toto toilet is. No we're not getting paid for this! « Show Less
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Not flushable but can be put out with your "yard/garden" trash. It is recyclable. I have used it in the garden as mulch too.
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We haven't been flushing them. There is another brand we tried, which comes in a box shaped like a Kleenex box, and those are clearly flushable. The description on these does say, "Simply remove the liner and flush." So maybe it's fine.
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I just use regular toilet paper which disolves adequately to prevent clogging. I make sure to add 2 cups of water plus 2 oz. of conditioning chemical after dumping and cleaning to prep for reuse. I don't flush paper that is used only for urine. I have never experienced any problems.