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Another vote for Toto. I've now replaced all toilets in two houses with Toto. (Except for the toilet from 1908 in my former basement that used about 6 gallons per flush. That thing would flush anything.)

I've had zero issues and have been very pleased with the "performance".

IS there a particular toto with the bidet installed people are happy with? I'm about to remodel and the pipes under the house are old so getting TP out of the mix would be great, or minimize it.

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Originally posted by sig2392:
I usually use Kohler for my house and American Standard for rentals

American Standard on the streets, a Kohler in the sheets.

I remember one of the older threads. My favorite comment was “I need a toilet that can flush a meatloaf!”

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Originally posted by Prefontaine:
IS there a particular toto with the bidet installed people are happy with? I'm about to remodel and the pipes under the house are old so getting TP out of the mix would be great, or minimize it.

Here’s what the Toto Carlyle 2 with Toto S300 setup looks like in my bathrooms here.



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I replaced my downstairs toilet (my bathroom) with an American Standard elongated taller unit (it was advertised as able to flush a dozen golf balls, but I didn't try it). It's been working fine for more than a dozen years.

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I had a Kohler Santa Rosa in my house in Washington. I loved it. Best toilet ever. Seriously, one piece, looks great, everything was perfect.
I was going to buy them to replace the ones at my house here. Then my wife sees the damned fancy ones. They are the Memoirs. It’s a pretty crapper. It really does look great.

But the downside to the Memoirs is the water level. It’s pretty high. Like high enough that when you’re doing a #2, you have to hold the man parts up so they don’t dangle in the water.

So I got the damned things on clearance and now I know why. I should have told my wife, sorry, no dice and bought what I knew was great. The Santa Rosa.

Well, we decided to go with a Koehler Cimmaron. No Toto distribution here and HD has the model in stock that has the features we wanted. I sure hope that Aquapiston flush system works out; just noticed that there is some tank leveling required during installation. I take that to be a clue to having that sleeve drop perfectly straight down to seal. Oh well...
Thanks for all the replies. Got to get back to my rehab tottering.

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Originally posted by P210:

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Originally posted by Prefontaine:
IS there a particular toto with the bidet installed people are happy with? I'm about to remodel and the pipes under the house are old so getting TP out of the mix would be great, or minimize it.

Here’s what the Toto Carlyle 2 with Toto S300 setup looks like in my bathrooms here.

Thank you sir. Does this pricing seem about accurate to you for your same setup?

https://www.amazon.com/TOTO-MW...ngated/dp/B015SGCNGE

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Originally posted by Prefontaine:

Thank you sir. Does this pricing seem about accurate to you for your same setup?

https://www.amazon.com/TOTO-MW...ngated/dp/B015SGCNGE

That’s it but Amazon doesn’t have the 1.28 and S300e configuration in stock. This place does and may be better priced if the discount for signing up on first order applies. The S350e only adds auto open and nightlight so I passed because I don’t want the thing opening every time I walk by and I live alone and can leave seat where I like it.

Make sure you know your correct rough in. It comes with 12” with 10” & 14” available as options.

https://www.decorplanet.com/pr...614574cefg%2301.html

I was reading the other day about how the dual flush models "in general" are actually pretty bad. They're a rather complicated design, which means that they are much more likely to leak and use much more water than they'd save.

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Originally posted by Broadside:
We have three Gerber Viper series. Very happy with all three.

That’s what we replaced the 3 ancient 1950’s toilets in our home with and I’m very satisfied with them. I asked the plumber we use what would he recommend and that’s what he came back with so we had him change them all out.