You really should get a recirculating pump if you test toilets out and frequently flush them. Not only will you save you a ton of water, especially this particular water guzzler, but it will also not mess up your lawn or patio.
@@cameraredeye3115 agreed! Imagine your lawn dying, only to learn the cause was “over watering”. And imagine you water bill being, oh I don’t know…$5000 a month with that thing installed? Jeez, I would be broke
@Virginian Toilets And Restroom Tours It is the biggest tank I own, even bigger than a 40s Wellworth tank. I'll have to measure the water usage sometime.
I thought toilets had to be 3.5 gpf or less by the 1980’s? Were wall mounted tank toilets an exception back then like blowout toilets are an exception from the 1.6/1.28 gpf water laws today?
@@OCC_Plumbing_and_Restorations I also forgot to say that if you were to install this. Two things could happen it can overflow easily and your water bill could go up
@@OCC_Plumbing_and_Restorations oh. Oh by the way, this was the original toilet to my current house, with the golden logo. It was replaced with a pressure assist glenwall
@@OCC_Plumbing_and_Restorations well, I clogged it once at 5 years old with legos, I know, I was a kid so yeah. Then we replaced it since it couldn’t take the clog anymore(we tried literally everything and nothing changed), and it was smashed to pieces, the glenwall is ok, but the pressure assist is pretty useful with hard water(no water softener at my current house)
I feel bad for you bexause you have to wait 5inutes to wait to fill it up and you could get impatient snd i feel bad because you have to wait so long i just feel gulity and also kohler msde another toilet thats the trylon and it uses that much water snd its not the best performancer
@@OCC_Plumbing_and_Restorations Good choice tbh, i have a flapper in my Rev. 360 Elliston and it’s flawless, doesn’t clog and haven’t had to double flush
I agree completely, this is just ridiculous. American Standard managed to make one that didn't use an absurd amount of water so I'm sure Kohler can do the same. They were probably just too lazy.
Looking back at this video, I can see how much this thing is an absolute garbage fire. 7-8 gallons of water for a toilet that can barely pass a washcloth and grocery bag?! This thing is a pathetic waste of space
I love these! Tank on wall mounted bases is cool.
Alternate title: Olympic swimming pool tests
XDD
Lol this deserves the pinned comment lol
This is such an AMAZING toilet!
It will take everything you put in it!
I hope to find one of these BEASTS soon!!! 😁
That would be sweet!
That trapway is nice and round. I always liked those kind.🙂
They remind me of Penryns
Agreed
Awesome I love these
I absolutely love that thing! But that's a bit much water usage even for me!
You really should get a recirculating pump if you test toilets out and frequently flush them. Not only will you save you a ton of water, especially this particular water guzzler, but it will also not mess up your lawn or patio.
Agreed. This thing takes about 7 gallons of water with every flush. Most other toilets easily get away with half of that at most...
@@cameraredeye3115 agreed! Imagine your lawn dying, only to learn the cause was “over watering”. And imagine you water bill being, oh I don’t know…$5000 a month with that thing installed? Jeez, I would be broke
@@Anonymous-il8yl Lol
@@OCC_Plumbing_and_Restorations took you 5 months to respond
@@Anonymous-il8yl I didn't get a notification when you replied
I like those handles. Overall amazing toilet.
I just wish it used less water
Put that tank on a wellworth lite😂
Alternative name for this toilet, Kohler guzzler
That would be hilarious
Amazing toilet. I still however prefer glenwalls over these.
I do too, even though these are harder to clog
I would love to see it on a flushometer.
Toilet has a Excellent flush
Cool
It did better then what I was expecting it to do.
It took everything just fine but it used a lot of water to do it.
@@OCC_Plumbing_and_Restorations how much water?
@@Willyandwesleytv Like 7 gallons
Even 1.6 is to much.
@@Willyandwesleytv Not really. 1.6 is pretty good.
Not bad, especially compared to my Maxwell.
is this tank as big as the 70's wellworths? Or 40's?
I think it's bigger than the 40s and 70s Wellworth tanks
Does this use 5 or 7 gallons?
7 for sure
I love this toilet but I respect ypur opinion.
I respect your opinion
The title should be draining the cities water😊
LMAO
Amazing toilet and amazing flush, the water usage is a bit ridiculous
Ye this is about 7 gpf...
@Virginian Toilets And Restroom Tours It is the biggest tank I own, even bigger than a 40s Wellworth tank. I'll have to measure the water usage sometime.
I wish you could use a PA tank. not only will you save water, but you don't have to wait for the tank to fill up.
It would just make the surface of the water move a little
Awesomely and I love these Kohler toilets and it flushes excellent
It moves everything through like its supposed to.
❤❤❤ I love these Cauygt Kohler Toilets and I also like the way it flushes
Ugh The flush o meter but the rest AWSOME!
This toilet is unstoppable
Oh yeah HA!!!!!
This is a great toilet and an awesome performer, but how much water does it use? 70s toilets use about 5gpf, but this is a 80s one.
Even though this is from the 80s, it still uses more than the 70s ones.
I thought toilets had to be 3.5 gpf or less by the 1980’s? Were wall mounted tank toilets an exception back then like blowout toilets are an exception from the 1.6/1.28 gpf water laws today?
When I’m doing something that takes 1 min 11 minutes go by but when I’m waiting for a tank to fill it fells like 11minutes goes by in that 1 minute
Yeah, it feels like forever. Especially when you have one of these.
How much water does this use?
Too much
@@OCC_Plumbing_and_Restorations holy crap. i just figured out that it uses around 7. holy
Try a high tank or a flushometer!!
BTR can try!
I wonder how this toilet would flush if it was on flushometer.
Probably a bit better
3.5 gpf
I think it's a bit more than that
It’s 7 gallons per flush actually
This is a great toilet but I dont mind there's a lot of water being used. I think the more water there is the better the performance
I usually don't care about the water usage but this seemed like a bit much.
@@OCC_Plumbing_and_Restorations I also forgot to say that if you were to install this. Two things could happen it can overflow easily and your water bill could go up
@@morganbrown6100 True
I used a stopwatch and timed the flush and its 19 seconds
Jeez
Has a Kilgore handle
It's a Fluidmaster Universal handle
@@OCC_Plumbing_and_Restorations oh. Oh by the way, this was the original toilet to my current house, with the golden logo. It was replaced with a pressure assist glenwall
@@alexbentley7257 What happened to it?
@@OCC_Plumbing_and_Restorations well, I clogged it once at 5 years old with legos, I know, I was a kid so yeah. Then we replaced it since it couldn’t take the clog anymore(we tried literally everything and nothing changed), and it was smashed to pieces, the glenwall is ok, but the pressure assist is pretty useful with hard water(no water softener at my current house)
I feel bad for you bexause you have to wait 5inutes to wait to fill it up and you could get impatient snd i feel bad because you have to wait so long i just feel gulity and also kohler msde another toilet thats the trylon and it uses that much water snd its not the best performancer
Kohler is good at making toilets that use a TON of water but have underwhelming flushes.
@@OCC_Plumbing_and_Restorations do you think it would be good if it was used normally
@@Morgan-yl4uk It would probably remove everything but it would be so ridiculously wasteful that I'd have a hard time actually calling it good.
@@OCC_Plumbing_and_Restorations I would never install it in my house
@@Morgan-yl4ukSame
4:00 that's what she said
I prefer the rev. 360
I'd take an Elliston with a replacement flush valve over this to be honest.
@@OCC_Plumbing_and_Restorations
Good choice tbh, i have a flapper in my Rev. 360 Elliston and it’s flawless, doesn’t clog and haven’t had to double flush
This is the sole reason they mandated 1.6
Lol I wouldn't be surprised
What a waste of 7 gallons. It struggled on a washcloth and grocery bag!
Then the Class Fives come along with their 1.28 gallons and take it like nothing. But they have their own problems.
The rev. 360 did perfectly on the washcloth+grocery bag
@@Willyandwesleytv True, but this could take dirt too.
But you used Ash
@@Willyandwesleytv I used dirt for the Cayuga and ash for the Elliston
Way too much water
I agree completely, this is just ridiculous. American Standard managed to make one that didn't use an absurd amount of water so I'm sure Kohler can do the same. They were probably just too lazy.
Lol
Looking back at this video, I can see how much this thing is an absolute garbage fire. 7-8 gallons of water for a toilet that can barely pass a washcloth and grocery bag?! This thing is a pathetic waste of space
It can move the stuff through just fine but it definitely does not do its job well.
I will say this thing beats the daylights out of my Maxwell wall hung, which plugs on basically any TP except Scott 1000.
@@frequentflusher Those suck