Landlord just fitted a new toilet bowl for me, looks good and seems to work OK but there's always a big turd, not mine, lying at the bottom which won't go away no matter how many times it's flushed. How do I fix this? Serious replies only please.
Kenny
1) Large bucket of water: pour it in
2) Feed the offender less
Will ring landlords tomorrow, they'll send a man to look into it and maybe get to the bottom of it.
Kenny
1) Large bucket of water: pour it in2) Feed the offender less
"seems to work ok" is wrong. It is not working OK if there is residue. A good toilet these days take care of just about anything you drop in it, one flush.
Landlord put in a cheap piece of crap. You have three options:
I'd talk to the landlord. Offer 50 bucks to add to the cost of a good toilet from Kohler, American Standard or Toto.
I have Kohlers at home and we have them at work. Comfort height, 1.6 gallon flush. None have ever left anything behind.
...or from your behind!
Ed,
The toilet has been installed and used. What will the $50 do in this situation?
Dave M.
You can dump the bucket of water in there yourself... no need to call the landlord.
sheesh
Landlord just fitted a new toilet bowl for me, looks good and seems to work OK but there's always a big turd, not mine, lying at the bottom which won't go away no matter how many times it's flushed. How do I fix this? Serious replies only please.
Kenny
Go soak yer head in it, little feller. ^@^ LOL
Rubber gloves, grab, dispose in plastic bag. Done.
Man up!
Maybe nothing, but if lucky, get him to buy a better toilet and use this one someplace else, like his own house.
Someone has a problem with their diet. May I seriously suggest,
"Kenny" wrote in news:mog1si$it$ snipped-for-privacy@dont-email.me:
Cherry bomb? M80? Worked in my school when I was a kid. ;)
Seriously, I'd break it up with a plunger, and then speak with the culprit if this crap is recurring.
One time, I used a bucket of the hottest water I could get out of the tap. Softened the obstruction, so it would flush down the drain. If the OP is at all serious.
RV holding tank fluid (the green stuff) also helps soften solids.
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