Do you need to clean the toilet bowl more often?...because soapy "grey water" refills the bowl?
508941
I found the opposite, that I didn't need to clean it as often, because the soapy water flushed into the toilet bowl and helped to clean it.
508942
Hi -- no we don't. This is a small sink and really meant for quick finger rinse while the cold water is filling the tank via the sink drain. This is a great solution for a small washroom but not a high-end full scale sink. JW
508943
I think a little less, because the little bit of soap in the water helps keep the bowl clean. Since it takes way more water to ill the tank than wash your hands, the soap isn't really noticeable in the bowl.
367664
this seems to be a common occurance but it will not be a problem as long as water is not spraying out and making a general mess. Also you could try partially closing the water supply valve to reduce water pressure...toilets do not require high pressure to operate.
1712209
do not flush down the toilet like one answerer mentioned!!!!! This gets into water ways and cat feces carry a very harmful parasite to fish and otters!!!!
18084
The self cleaning cleans the nozzle just fine. You might need to clean the upper part but that would just be during your normal toilet cleaning. The self cleaning nozzle is enough to get it clean for use each time.
536057
Thank you for your suggestion to use vinegar. I just did and most of it came off. I have to use pumice in the toilet bowls too.
1700861
This has not been an issue for me, sorry. But you might try a rinse aid in the cycle as well as regular soap; this makes a big difference in how clean the dishes are at the end of the cycle.
251860
I've only used the plunger once and I just rinsed it off along with rinsing the base. It seems fine to me to just rinse. You sound like you're much more meticulous than I am. : )
1876769
Well, yes, only it does not get the stuff off that toilet bowl cleaner is for. The toilet would have to already be cleaned first with toilet bowl cleaner before the spray cleaner would be good to use on the toilet. It is good to get off stains and dirt and crud that will come loose with its dissolving action, most dirt in the bathroom will come off in this case except the toilet and it must be cleaned with the toilet bowl cleaner first.
2123515
Yes. It is messy. It's just the way it is. I just expect it. Keep board at a slight slant to drain into toilet. Everything goes right into the shower upon completion. When board has been washed I take a shower. Totally worth it in my opinion!
2051028
You're very welcome ! No, I only change the filter monthly. Be sure to wipe the "gunk" off of it, then rinse the filter several times with cold water. No soap !! Guess I've gotten use to the noise, I've had the fountain for a little over a year ... Hope I've helped ! :)
1625308
I chose this toilet because of its reputation for a powerful flush that would result in few clogs. It works. The rush of water into the toilet bowl is the initial loud sound. Then a quiet fill valve takes over in refilling the toilet. Great toilet!
315895
Yes- This is one of the best toilets we ever had, so much so I put one in every bathroom we have (3) and it never clogs and pretty much cleans the bowl itself! I would recommend the elongated "right height" version which is higher then the standard, you don't have to squat as low and it is easier on your back and or knees.
1702490
I would say it does better than the swirly-type toilet. It also has the sanagloss which resists dirt better. Never had one clog with this toilet and that is far more important than the occasional mess people make. I clean mine quickly every day as recommended by flylady using MILD detergents, and could not be happier.
131627
Try using a really good plunger first. This does the job but it could scratch the the toilet bowl a bit. Anyway, it is cheaper than a plumber.
2015518
In my case, there was a small amount of water that would leak from the back of the toilet where the water line attached to the valve. I wasn't sure if it only leaked during flushing or just a random leak. Valve fixed the problem.
2191062
Yes! I know exactly what you're talking about. Our old toilet was bought by the builder of our house (Pulte) and it stained horribly with black and pink stains, with the Niagara toilets they never get stains and the coating on them seems smoother and thicker. Also the plumber who installed them noticed how heavy and well made they are, even the inside drain is coated for less resistance when flushing. I'm glad I bought these toilets as well as the shower heads and aerators from Niagara, my water usage is much less than it was before I switched!
1625307
I have 4 of those toilets in my house. Only one of them make a lot of moise when flushed. And that's because in is the only toilet that I've had to replace the float valve. The other three are operating quite nicely. I asked that the flush valve be replaced and it works fine now.