happy thursday!
betcha weren't looking forward to a review on
toilets
yes toilets
specifically Costco toilets
but i thought it should be done since when i purchased these toilets i tried looking up any reviews and i could only find old reviews
so here goes
i purchased the WR Water Ridge High-Efficiency Toilet
Dual Flush at Costco for the wonderful price of $85 each
which was pretty amazing since a normal standard toilet at lowes or home depot would set you back about $200
trust me we were a tad skeptical when buying them but we couldn't resist
funny thing walking into costco thinking i would just pick up some butter, eggs, and milk
but walk out with a toilet
not just 1 but 3
funny pics here
anyways back to review...
here is what the description part of the box looks like
here is ry with the finished installation
he said the installation part was easy
fabulous job honey!
picture of box
item #533515
more pics
high MaP score
what is a MaP score?
here is a little tidbit via
Many toilet fixture performance tests exist, including proprietary tests by the fixture manufacturers, tests by Consumer Reports magazine, and the tests mandated by the plumbing codes for fixture certification. None of these, however, use test media that closely resembles the real "demands" upon a toilet, i.e., that of removing human waste.
The Maximum Performance (MaP) testing project was developed in 2003 in order to identify how well popular toilet models perform using a realistic test media. The MaP testing protocol, cooperatively developed by water-efficiency and plumbing fixture specialists in the U.S. and Canada, incorporated the use of soybean paste as a test media, closely replicating the "real world demand" upon fixtures. Performance testing of 80 different toilet fixture models was completed and summarized in the Final Report (1st Edition - December 2003). That report led to the further evolution of testing and reporting on toilet fixtures and their flush performance.
The Maximum Performance (MaP) testing project was developed in 2003 in order to identify how well popular toilet models perform using a realistic test media. The MaP testing protocol, cooperatively developed by water-efficiency and plumbing fixture specialists in the U.S. and Canada, incorporated the use of soybean paste as a test media, closely replicating the "real world demand" upon fixtures. Performance testing of 80 different toilet fixture models was completed and summarized in the Final Report (1st Edition - December 2003). That report led to the further evolution of testing and reporting on toilet fixtures and their flush performance.
if you want even more info click here
but basically it measures how well your toilet flushes your *ahem* waste while still being water-efficient
at least that is my understanding of it
so this toilet does have a high MaP score which is a plus
the dual flush is pretty cool too
when you go #2 you push the big button
when you go #1 you push the little button
#2 gives more water
#1 gives less
make sense?
we have had the toilets for a few weeks now and have not noticed any problems with them
we have two on our top floor and one in our basement
i will be eager to update if any problems do occur and i hope they don't
these toilets are pretty sweet and look so nice
and the price is hard to beat
hopefully they will not give us any problems
but only time will tell
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