save-a-flush

rockin_plumber

You could always try them.........
And if 'things' dont flush away you know why

the_optimist

rockin_plumber, you beat me to it. I was about to write the same but you already did.
OH is a plumber and he gets quite annoyed about those things. He says, new toilets don't need them and old ones are designed to use a lot of water. If you use a save-a-flush you often end up flushing twice as it didn't go down the first time, therefore wasting even more water.
The only way to save water is to have a new modern, water saving cistern.

rockin_plumber

the_optimist wrote:

rockin_plumber, you beat me to it. I was about to write the same but you already did.
OH is a plumber and he gets quite annoyed about those things. He says, new toilets don't need them and old ones are designed to use a lot of water. If you use a save-a-flush you often end up flushing twice as it didn't go down the first time, therefore wasting even more water.
The only way to save water is to have a new modern, water saving cistern.

There you go we have a 2nd opinion...
And its the same as mine :j

Mr._AZ

Still, a good find =] many thanks.

Mr._AZ

Still, a good find =] many thanks.

Mr._AZ

Still, a good find =] many thanks.

Mr._AZ

Still, a good find =] many thanks.

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Pete283 wrote:

:rotfl:

Fair enough, have ordered mine but think ill give them away or something

Hi,

heh heh, I like it :rotfl: , what about keeping them for christmas presents, :rotfl: , or they would make a good present for someone just married or moving into a new house. :rotfl:

seriously, I would've thought that when it expands it could interfere with the float.