Toilet question

[Hoggage_54]

Is it possible to make a toilet's flush more powerful?

[yeahbuddy289]

Lmao. Must be bulking season for you eh Hoggage?

[Hoggage_54]

Exactly. The shit alone is clogging the toilet and I'm getting tired of having to unclog it every time I take a shit.

[hawk14dl]

You could adjust the float so that the tank holds more water. More water= more flush

[Hazard]

Exactly. The shit alone is clogging the toilet and I'm getting tired of having to unclog it every time I take a shit.

They make power flush toilets. I have one..... I did clog it once but it was an EPIC shit..... Once in a lifetime really.

[Bonaparte]

You could adjust the float so that the tank holds more water. More water= more flush

This. Just bend/adjust the arm that holds the floaty thing.

[calgarian]

https://www.google.com/url?sa=i&rct=...47332541962006

[calgarian]

[musclestack]

Give a courtesy flush about half way through, then another one when you're completely done. Problem solved.

[GirlyGymRat]

Give a courtesy flush about half way through, then another one when you're completely done. Problem solved.

Too simple

[austinite]

[DCI]

This thread is full of shit. If I didnt say it someone would

[HitIt]

sure, have a 5 gallon bucket and fill it with water from the tub and use that. pour it into the bowl (on the side so it creates a swirl, not down the middle) and you're good to go.

edit: raising the float level will only increase the flush time, not the flush power, as the hole the water dumps through is the same diameter, regardless. with the bucket, though, one can decide how much water to let loose, thereby increasing or decreasing the water flow strength.

[Hazard]

https://www2.buildinggreen.com/artic...assist-toilets

[krugerr]

sure, have a 5 gallon bucket and fill it with water from the tub and use that. pour it into the bowl (on the side so it creates a swirl, not down the middle) and you're good to go. edit: raising the float level will only increase the flush time, not the flush power, as the hole the water dumps through is the same diameter, regardless. with the bucket, though, one can decide how much water to let loose, thereby increasing or decreasing the water flow strength.

Increased water in the tank, increases the weight of the water above the hole. Increased pressure!

I will grant you though, that in the volumes we are talking about, it's negligible. Haha!

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[HitIt]

I will grant you though, that in the volumes we are talking about, it's negligible. Haha!

which is the whole point of my point. sewage is not a pressurized system and the mass of the water in the tank isn't enough to make an appreciable difference considering the diameter of the hole the water goes through to get to the bowl.

[noon]

If I ever crap that big I'm taking it (with my bare hands ) into the back yard and give it a proper burial

[lovbyts]

Give a courtesy flush about half way through, then another one when you're completely done. Problem solved.

Damn, beat me to it.

[crazy_rocks]

My grandma always told me to flush as I go because I kept plugging her toilet.