Are much too shallow, which means that it is usually necessary to wield the brush. They use less water, which is progress. But it comes at a terrible cost.
I have a trendy Italian one which is supposed to be eco-friendly using less water/flush. Actually means it requires several flushes. Prolly uses more water, consequently.
(Does a constant diet of pasta and pizza make Italian turds easier to flush?)
Fosco never design a house with in collaboration with elderly parents as even they now agree that two downstairs loos and a ground floor bathroom might have been overkill but does mean you're never more than about 30 feet from a loo.
That's German style Tecco. The French prefer a shower tray with two footrest and a hole in the middle leading directly to The Seine.
As I have said before, the peak of human achievement was the admitage shanks avocado bathroom suite of the late 70s/early 80s which held a tank with a flush so powerful it could send a grown man's offerings straight to Siberia, taking out several Russian subs on its merry way. The modern optional pressy button debacle is a disgrace. I doubt it actually saves water either given you have to give it 6 or 7 flushes to get rid of a london pride special. And you cant crank the handle to gain momentum like a proper ballcock number. We stand on the shoulders of giants no more. This is the reason civilisations fail.
Spot on Wang. Work loos have that water-saving feature, where you have to press and hold a greasy button smeared in the excrement of the great unwashed. It's unspeakably monstrous.
I believe my leavings traverse from the south coast to the north, gathering momentum as they are fired at pinpoint accuracy to tourist surfer twots on porthminster beach.
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I've just installed five new ones which all work excellently and have required no brush wielding in six weeks of use.
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*fewer water
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Probably some teutonic-derived regulation forced upon us by the EUSSR so that we can all inspect our scheisse.
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Eh?!
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Eh?!
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You have 5 bogs sailo.
No wonder they don't require cleaning. Presume you have some sort of rotation system planned?
Maybe calendar entries to remind you?
Good stuff.
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Lol @ Bentz
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I have a trendy Italian one which is supposed to be eco-friendly using less water/flush. Actually means it requires several flushes. Prolly uses more water, consequently.
(Does a constant diet of pasta and pizza make Italian turds easier to flush?)
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"*fewer water"
Heh!
Poor Lady P. Humour confuses her.
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P.S. Don't say 'toilet'.
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Surely the less water thing can be retained if they used a pressurised flush that doesn't need any leccy?
Anyone inventing that would clean up ;)
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Fosco never design a house with in collaboration with elderly parents as even they now agree that two downstairs loos and a ground floor bathroom might have been overkill but does mean you're never more than about 30 feet from a loo.
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Fewer poo-er.
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The one in the main bathroom is normal.
The one in my en-suite is French style so I can measure how many courics I have created in pursuit of my record chasing attempts.
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(French style as in “has a trophy shelf”)
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I thought that was for the Germans? A german always inspects what he lays.
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That's German style Tecco. The French prefer a shower tray with two footrest and a hole in the middle leading directly to The Seine.
As I have said before, the peak of human achievement was the admitage shanks avocado bathroom suite of the late 70s/early 80s which held a tank with a flush so powerful it could send a grown man's offerings straight to Siberia, taking out several Russian subs on its merry way. The modern optional pressy button debacle is a disgrace. I doubt it actually saves water either given you have to give it 6 or 7 flushes to get rid of a london pride special. And you cant crank the handle to gain momentum like a proper ballcock number. We stand on the shoulders of giants no more. This is the reason civilisations fail.
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No, Wang - Anna has repeatedly assured us that no such toilets exist in France.
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but what of the Greeks and their 2" outflow pipes that predate toilet paper so you have you use a fooking waste paper basket. Shocker.
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Forrin is forrin.
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Spot on Wang. Work loos have that water-saving feature, where you have to press and hold a greasy button smeared in the excrement of the great unwashed. It's unspeakably monstrous.
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I believe my leavings traverse from the south coast to the north, gathering momentum as they are fired at pinpoint accuracy to tourist surfer twots on porthminster beach.
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Fewer waters. Duh
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