Number twos

[manatbandq]

You need the open bag type water saver. You can cut down the bag to get a bigger flush until it works for you.

MBQ

[Mary Fisher]

It's poured in from cans. No, it's not draughty.

Mary

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[Mary Fisher]

We had one of those, it was useless, kept moving round the cistern and interfering with the flush mechanism.

I suspect that we'll go back to a full flush. I've no idea what the volume of the cistern is but I don't think it's huge. One day I'll measure it.

Mary

[Mathew Newton]

Or use a brick.

[John Schmitt]

Empty bottles upright in the cistern achieve a similar result. The advantage of this is that you need to empty the bottles beforehand. :*)

John Schmitt

[Dave Fawthrop]

| On Thu, 08 Sep 2005 16:57:45 +0100, Mathew Newton | wrote: | | | >> You need the open bag type water saver. You can cut down the bag to get | >> a bigger flush until it works for you. | | > Or use a brick. | | Empty bottles upright in the cistern achieve a similar result. The | advantage of this is that you need to empty the bottles beforehand. :*)

Bottles full of water and the caps replaced will do the job better. Be careful not to interfere with the ball valve.