Best non-clog toilet

Probably not a great answer, as these are designed for a specific purpose and cost a LOT, but "mascerating toilets" shred everything you drop in them and then (optionally...) have a pump so you can use these in basements and pump the sewage up and out.

Typical writeup:

I've never had a clog with a Kohler toilet.

I've never had a clog with _any_ toilet, for that matter. Perhaps you're flushing something that shouldn't be flushed?

You may have misunderstood clog free. It means clogs are free, no extra charge.

I have Kohler with the 1.6 gallon flush in this house and the last one. Never had a clog.

Maybe you should change your diet?

I noticed a lot of dancing

Is a traditional outhouse an option where you live? Those things are about as trouble-free as things get. Build a 2-holer so that you can make it look like a standard garden shed instead of an outhouse.

I am now flushed with embarrassment

What diet?

I eat about six meals a day.

Thank you.

Looks like what I need

Good planning.

No outhouse option but in the case of an emergency, there is a nice drain in the basement.

When the kids still lived here, they thought it was a fun thing to use.

And salt spray up the nose

Yeah, well, some of us have more vicious digestive systems.

We've got a Kohler, and it's very good. I've had to use the plunger only two or three times in the past 7 years. The previous toilet was more like once a month.

I used to sell plumbing supplies in the late 70's. Our best selling brand.

The common reasons behind a toilet that keeps clogging include:

Too Much Toilet Paper. Non-flushable Items. Original Low-Flow Toilet Issues. Toilet Trap Clogs. Toilet Vent Clogs. Sewer Line Clogs.

If the vent is blocked or clogged it will affect flush performance.

I have Eljer toilets. Came with the house. Cheap brand?

Only had one toilet clog in my whole life. Plunged once and fixed easily.

When you drop a deuce, what diameter and length is it?

My two K-4647 Kohler, Stonewood's clog a lot less than the original toilets.

Our worst cause of clogs is Charmin toilet paper.

I have now gone with that septic safe stuff.

I'm at the point in life where I'm getting away from doing projects, so I found a plumber that will take a good quality new toilet and rebuild it for high flush volume.

Though the toilet I have might only clog three times a year, IMO, that is three times a year too many. The super cheap toilet I had been using for the previous 20 years, might only have clogged twice.

My toilets are 44 years old, so none of this low-volume. And somehow I've not seen them elsewhere until I went to visit my brother who was living in Tamarac Florida. I would have thought apartments there (at

It was amazing. No swirling. It just sat there until all of a sudden it went towards the wall and disappeared. It really did use less water and for me it fully flushed. But I was only there for 3 days and my research is incomplete. (My thesis isn't due until 2026, when I hope to get my Ph.D. in plumbing.)