Hombres,

What are the best flushing toilets out there on the market?

Also, best flushing ones that I can pick up at Home Depot?

Don't care about water conservation.

Thanks.

The ones with a moon on the door.

Any of them that work properly.

Lowes has a Kohler that has a completely different flush valve inside it. No flapper. It has a tube about 3-4" and the whole tube lifts up to let water pour in and it flushes a heck of a lot better than a flapper. Not as good as the old toilets that sucked air when flushed but its the best non commercial one Ive seen in a while.

Here is a link. You can see the whole canister lifts instead of a flapper. https://www.build.com/kohler-1069722/s53811?uid=1652544&source=gg-gba-pla_1652544!c213233119!a14390613799!dc!ns&cvosrc=pla.google.1652544&cvo_cid=213233119&cvo_crid49842551719=&=&cvo_adgroup=14390613799&cvo_uniqueid=1652544&gclid=EAIaIQobChMI-6jRo9Hi2gIVDBGBCh1yBguDEAQYASABEgIHMPD_BwE

https://www.samsclub.com/sams/het-2...edTab=allProducts&_requestid=1711264

wonderful crapper

Chitter's full!

get a traditional flush toilet no pressure assist junk and first thing before you put the tank on the bowl replace the flush valve and and adjust it to hold as much water as it can possibly hold without running out the flush handle hole. had to do this with every toilet in my house got tired of having to flush 2 and 3 times once you get that new flush valve the overflow is taller and you can get it to hold about 25%more water

Good point.. Also, the fill tube on the newer toilet is shorter in an attempt to keep you from raising the water level but a 1" Sharkbite or cpvc coupling fits it so you can add more to it

if you ever look inside a new tank they elevate the flapper about 2 inches off the bottom also putting a new fluidmaster flush valve solves both of those problems the flapper sits lower in the tank and the filltube/overflow is taller i know it made a huge difference in my house.you still want to make sure the overflow tube is slightly lower than the handle cut out if the fill valve fails to shut off one day itll flood the bathroom instead of running into the bowl

Looks like a dandy.

Haeco toilets. Just standup before you flush.

We installed Gerber Avalanches when we remodeled a few years ago. Have been very pleased.

https://tse4.mm.bing.net/th?id=OIP....00&h=168&c=7&o=5&pid=1.7

Every home should have these. 'merica

Get a single piece toilet. It's easier to clean. Don't know what brand is the best though. The best ones are outside and no clean up.

I put a Champion 4 in a few years ago and so far it’s undefeated.

We have a Kohler that's about 5 years old. I bought it at Lowe's. It only uses 1.5GPM, but it flushes really well.

Toto Drake

I used toto brand.

I'm not a fan of toto toilets.. They were a hit when they first came out but there are better options out there

Are those the ones that sound like you're turning the vacuum cleaner on when you flush? They startle me when not expecting it.

Fallen pine..

They are one piece toilets, which suck anyways and some have a goofy ass flange apparatus that you bolt to the flange on the floor and then you drop the toilet down onto it.. That flange deal is a BS design that is prone to leaking, especially when its upstairs and above expensive furniture

I'll second this recommendation. Seven years and not one issue with flushing. Replaced a few internal parts, but no plunger in the house!

Champion claims you can flush 150 golf balls in some of theirs, Kolher is also a good one. They have a wider flush channel in them

Many don't know this but the newer toilets that are "efficient" will flush better if you hold the lever down 3 seconds or so. That's how they are made to work. The quick flush is for pee. The longer flush is obvious.

The best toilets aren't made any longer.

I installed one of these in our guest bathroom six months ago. Amazing toilet that is my go to crapper

a little off the topic but Iam kindof spoiled to the Kohler toilet seats, I may have a cheap gerber toilet but its got a $40 kohler seat on it. though I wish everone didn't have these quick detach seats, you can not hardly find one without the quick detach. One trip to taco bell is like pulling an ejection lever, but I guess when it gets that intense you may want to eject.

First, thanks for all the replys guys.

Second - Home Depot has the Champion 4, but only in the 1.28 gallon flush, not the 1.6.

The 1.6 can be ordered but is over 2 times the price of the 1.28.

Is there a big difference between the two in terms of flushing ability?

buy the one that uses the most water you can find without any special pressure assist valves or anything just a standard flush valve. ive been doing maintenance for 15 years trust me you can thank me later when you eventually have to replace something on it and the part doesnt cost as much as the toilet and it doesnt get stopped up every other week.