You do not need to disclose items that are factually inaccurate; you do need to disclose items that are factually correct, even if you don't think they are serious or warrant consideration. So if you are certain the toilet did not link, but rather water ran down the outside of the tub, you don't need to disclose that. But say that the report indicated that some outlets are installed upside down or are "linked" in such fashion that if one outlet blows or shorts, it takes out another one (both of which were the case in a house I recently purchased, by the way)--you may not consider those problems, but if the statement of the condition is accurate, you need to disclose them.