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Question: we don't want the new taller ones - what is the height from the floor to the top of the bowl? (less the seat)
Document: Today is the first day of installing my new Toto. It seems to work fine, but with one flaw. when I installed the new toilet seat by Mayfair soft close. It wouldn't line up correctly, it was slightly shifted over to the side a bit. So what I ended up doing was shaving off the little tiny plastic fingers that help to center the seat to the bowl. It's where the two mounting screws go to connect the rear part of the seat.
I bought two of these highly-rated toilets to replace two 20+ year old water-wasting toilets in my house. Installation was a breeze. However, two days after installation I found small water puddle around the back of both toilets. After investigation, I found the water was leaking down the tank-to-bowl bolts at a very slow rate (no drips, only moist bolt). I took down the tank and found that the flush valve seat was not very tight.
I'm so surprise nobody mention this issue here but you can google the same online. The gasket between bowl and tank is too thick.The tank is wobble and there is a gap . I'm afraid of breaking the china and don't want to tighten it too hard. But, in instruction it do say the three points need touch and I believe this is a product quality issue. Seems it is a common issue from TOTO and I can find a lot of posts online.
I ended up buying 2 of the Eco Drake toilets locally but wanted to review them here. I was looking at the Drake II toilets but one of my bathrooms has a &#34;banjo&#34; counter top that goes over the toilet and the Drake II is too tall to fit under it so I looked at the Eco Drake which is standard height (28 1/2&#34; high). The Drake II is 30&#34; high.
It replaced an old water waster, that worked better than the new technology. Now we have to keep a brush next to this thing.
But , it's exactly same. This really gives me a trouble. First time install a new toilet.I never saw a wobble tank in my life. This one  is too big and hard to be returned. I'm very disappointed.
This is our third bathroom Toto purchase and they are dependable and quick relatively quiet flush. We had an older toilet for a while and the difference is amazing. The porcelain seems to be good quality as they clean very easily. Two piece construction was my husbands choice, and do make sure the distance from the wall to the hole is proper for your bathroom. He almost goofed there. These toilets are a little deeper. Seat configuration is generous and comfortable.
It only clogged once during the 1st week. No other issue in the 6 months.The Sanagloss makes a big difference. I used to have to clean the toilet once a week or at least once every 2 weeks. In 6 months, only once was there solid waste sticking to the bowl. I still have to clean other parts of the toilet due to my own poor aim while urinating.
This is a great toilet. I am amazed what it can do with a small volume of water. While it is not officially a dual flush, I find that with a slight tap on the lever, you can clear liquid content from the bowl without a complete cycle of 1.28 gallons. I have nothing to add about the sanagloss other than it stays cleaner than my old 25 year old unit. All in all, this a great value for an excellent piece of equipment.
These are the best toilets I ever owned.I bought 2 Toto toilets to replace old 3 gallon flush toilets. One of the old toilet flushes very slowly (the water just goes around and around for 15 seconds), because the drain pipe is running slightly uphill. We were very concerned that in the bathroom with the drain pipe going up angle, Toto might not have enough wafer to flush well. Although Toto Eco Drake use much less water, it flushes without any issue.
Answer: yes