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Question: Has anyone had issues with the flapper?  My toilet is 2 1/2 years old and my second flapper is beginning to make weird squealing noise again!
Document: It gets solid waste down well, but the second flush is to remove streaks.- Sanagloss sounds great on paper until you read the care guidelines. You can't use normal toilet or bathroom cleaners. Good luck explaining that to your housekeeper.- The fill system makes a fair amount of noise and there are weird dripping noises.I wouldn't buy this toilet again unless I had a weird fitting issue where swapping from a 12&#34; to a 10&#34; rough-in assembly were a possibility.
I have a 15" rough in and it was very difficult to find an ADA elongated toilet that would fit in my smaller 1/2 bath. The Toto Soiree fit the bill. The unifit rough in was pretty easy to install even though this was the first time I had ever installed one. A very different install but seems to working very well so far. The toilet flushes great and its only a 1.28 gal per flush. I replaced an old 3 + gallon model.
I replaced a Kohler toilet with a Toto Soiree. The kohler was becoming a bit troublesome, although I still have (2) other Kohlers in the house and perform remarkably well. I will not be replacing them. I chose this particular manufacturer based upon the reviews found on the internet(Terry Love) and other available sites. I wanted a Toto with the unifit adapter. I had some issues with the flange when I retilled the bathroom a few years back.
It is clearly the result of an unclean manufacturing environment.Secondly, the cycloneone valve that comes with this thing is completely garbage and should be replaced upon arrival. It is extremely sensitive to water pressure. I had to turn down the shutoff valve to prevent a vibrating sound from the white cutoff lever at the top. This was solvable, the second issue was not. The valve simply fails every 1 time out of 10 to fill the tank. This is due to the float not lowering with the water level.
I was looking at toilets that would fit a weird bathroom I inherited. That is, the rough-in is 11&#34;...not 10&#34;, not 12&#34;...it's exactly 11&#34;. I looked online at all of the schematics and this toilet would fit the bill.
I have went through 2 toilets before settling on this one. My price range was $200 to spend on a toilet, i ended up spending close $700 - and i do not regret.
This is our third Toto Soiree...and we love them. Sleek, stylish, extra height with sana-gloss.Have used the first two for three years and have never had a clog yet.Great toilet...now we'll see if they stand the test of time...
Just like a muscle car! With power comes noise. Sometimes when I go for a midnight pee, I feel guilty flushing and waking up my husband with a startlingly loud flush. A small trade off for a worry free, fancy and well designed toilet. It is also so easy to clean, love it!
Does use only 1.28 gallons per flush. Would highly recommend.
We bought this toilet for a bathroom remodel and have had it installed for a few weeks now. On the plus side it flushes well with minimal water. The bowl design is excellent and the force of the flush is sufficient and even surprising for the amount of water that moves.However, there are 2 things I don't like which I took a star off for each. First, the porcelain finish is sub par. There are black specs embedded in the glaze in one corner of the lid.
Answer: no