<span class="entry-title-primary">Toilet</span> <span class="entry-subtitle">How Can Homeowners Get More Years Out of Their Toilet?</span>
Toilets come in all shapes and sizes. With all these different toilets comes different types of systems that make the toilet functional. While most toilets of residential homes are standard tank systems, they are quickly being phased out in the market do to price as well as energy efficiency.
So what are some of these different types of toilets and toilet systems?
When talking about a toilet, Brooksville residents are most likely to have a stand tank system toilet. These are those toilets that have a rectangular tank that fills with gallons of water after every flush. This wastes a lot of water and that is half of the reason why they are slowly being phased out of the market.
You can still buy standard tank systems as a cheaper alternative but this is not recommended because there are much better choices out on the market today.
Another type of toilet Brooksville residences should be cognisant of are the tankless options. These are those toilets you see in commercial areas that have the piping that goes from the toilet to the back of the wall. These types of systems use high pressure to force out waste and water with a flush. It is important to note that these types of toilets save people lots of money because they use a lot less water than standard tank systems.
If you are interested in a system that helps save you money, Dual flush systems are very popular right now. These systems offer two different flow rates depending on the kind of waste being flushed. When Describing a dual flush system toilet, Brooksville residents should know that it is basically a combination of standard tank systems and high pressure systems of that of a tankless toilet.
While there are many more types of toilets in the world, these three types are the most popular in the North American market. By knowing the different systems of a toilet, Brooksville residents can be confident they can find the right unit for their bathroom.
*Disclaimer: The views expressed here are those of the authors and do not necessarily represent or reflect the views of 1st Choice Plumbing Inc*
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