Toilet flushing question

No, not unless you greatly modify the bowl.

Jim

It may have a mineral buildup reducing the size of the opening.

You can put a guage on the cold water line coming into the bowl. You should see something like 80psi but it can vary. Also you can call your utility company and they can inspect the water pressure for free.

There is no pressure there, it's gravity.

And, that fix would be.....?

buy muriatic acid, and a funnel, open window, wear safety glasses, plunge or drain bowl as good as possible, sponge if needed.

put funnel in dip tube hole. pour carefully acid in funnel. then some directly in bowl.

leave room, shut door, wait at least 15 minutes.

return and flush normally do it 15 times to dilute all acid and move it along.

this cleans all the interior toilet openings, er passages.

it really works

I thought you only pour transmission fluid in a dip tube.

Do you mean re-fill tube?

Thanks. I may end up trying that on a toilet that I have.

buy muriatic acid, and a funnel, open window, wear safety glasses, plunge or drain bowl as good as possible, sponge if needed.

put funnel in dip tube hole. pour carefully acid in funnel. then some directly in bowl.

leave room, shut door, wait at least 15 minutes.

return and flush normally do it 15 times to dilute all acid and move it along.

this cleans all the interior toilet openings, er passages.

it really works

snipped-for-privacy@mucks.net wrote in news: snipped-for-privacy@4ax.com:

Dip-s*it goes in a dip tube, silly.