Imagine you’ve just purchased a new elongated toilet seat that you’ve been eyeing for weeks, but when you try installing it, it doesn’t fit your toilet bowl! Avoid this frustrating situation by learning how to measure your elongated toilet seat properly. Here is a step-by-step guide on measuring your toilet bowl and ensuring that your…
Have you ever sat on a cold toilet seat during a chilly morning and immediately regretted it? Or struggled with muscle pain and wished for extra comfort during your daily bathroom routine? If so, you may have wondered if a heated toilet seat could be the solution to your problems. But are heated toilet seats…
A toilet’s height is generally specified from the ground to the bowl’s rim, not from the floor to the seat’s top. It may be worth considering wall-mounted toilets if you need something taller. There is a maximum height of 28 inches for toilets with these types of units. The height of a toilet is often…
If you’ve ever tried to replace a toilet seat, you know that finding the right size can be a frustrating experience. Everything matters, from seat material to size, and you can’t ignore a single inch. Have you ever wondered are all elongated toilet seats the same size? Toilet seat length, width, and shape play a…
While toilets, septic systems and composting toilets aren’t maintenance-free. They require more effort to keep them functioning. The chances of needing to pump a composting toilet tank depend on how often you use it and how big it is. In contrast, a septic tank needs to be pumped once every three to five years, while…
A high efficiency toilet uses 1.2 gallons per flush while an ultra high efficiency toilet uses 0.8 gallons per flush. Although flushing efficacy has also improved, contrary to what some might expect, some UHETs are capable of discharging up to 800 grams (1.75 pounds) of solids at a time. The state is requiring toilets sold…
There are a few different options available in restrooms for Europeans, as opposed to the standard toilet bowl and urinal for Americans. The squat toilet is found primarily in eastern and southern Europe and there is just a hole in the floor. American toilets are common in the rest of Europe. There’s less noise, less…
Toilet bowls and trapways are skirted around their bases. Compared to a regular toilet, skirted toilets have a smooth, consistent base from front to back. It has the added benefit of being easy to clean and concealing the trapway, making it a great bathroom addition. For a sleeker appearance, skirted toilets conceal the trapway with…
A professional team of Toiletsadviser presents a comprehensive comparison between the Vault toilet and Pit toilet. In a pit toilet, there are no buildings over the pit, rather it’s just a hole in the ground. In this hole, solid waste can be deposited until the hole reaches its full capacity and liquid waste drains through…
A cassette toilet is emptied at a dump point after a tank of chemicals breaks down all waste. One tank is used for liquid waste, while the other is used for solid waste in composting toilets. Wood shavings or peat moss are used to compost solid waste. Composting toilets and cassette toilets are two ways…