For those who are interested in the lo-flow toilets but want more info, I thought I’d share our experience. \u00a0We just had both of ours replaced. \u00a0One of our old ones sat atop the tile; one was set in. \u00a0Both new toilets sit atop the tile and no retiling was necessary. \u00a0The new ones are slightly larger at the base so they cover up the footprint left in the tile by the old one. \u00a0Installation took about an hour per toilet.<\/p>\n
The new toilets are significantly higher which is great for creaky old knees but not so great for little kids. \u00a0The seat is not particularly comfortable, but I assume it can be changed out if that’s a big concern (I haven’t actually checked). \u00a0The toilets flush quietly, quickly, and effectively\u2014and the button’s a lot easier to push than the push-button one we had at my old house, yet it’s set in so I can’t imagine it getting pushed by accident.<\/p>\n
I can’t promise that everyone’s experience would be as trouble-free as ours, and we’ve only had them two days so I can’t speak to the long term, but we are very pleased with both the process and the results. \u00a0I also want to mention that Frank Potvin (978-957-2518) got a bulk price on the toilets that will expire at some point, so do consider contacting him ASAP if you’re interested. \u00a0Not only will you be helping the Association’s bottom line, you’ll be saving Mr. Potvin from a potential surcharge if he doesn’t install enough of the toilets to meet the bulk price minimum! \u00a0(The current price is $575 per toilet installed.)<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
For those who are interested in the lo-flow toilets but want more info, I thought I’d share our experience. \u00a0We just had both of ours replaced. \u00a0One of our old ones sat atop the tile; one was set in. \u00a0Both new toilets sit atop the tile and no retiling was necessary. \u00a0The new ones are … Continue reading Lo-flow Toilets<\/span>