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  1. Join Date
    Jul 2007
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    #1021
    Quote Originally Posted by bugsmobile View Post
    There is no flush. De buhos kasi walang tank at the back e. Pag sumandal ka, diretso ka sa shower hehe.
    Walang shower haha. That is so weird. Ano kaya explanation diyan.

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  2. Join Date
    Sep 2010
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    #1022
    Quote Originally Posted by _Cathy_ View Post
    Walang shower haha. That is so weird. Ano kaya explanation diyan.

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    May mga toilet bowl kasi Ms. Cat na isang tabo lang, lulubog na yung tubig/deposit. Usually eto yung mga toilet bowl na mura lang.

  3. Join Date
    Feb 2018
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    #1023
    Quote Originally Posted by akosijhay View Post
    May mga toilet bowl kasi Ms. Cat na isang tabo lang, lulubog na yung tubig/deposit. Usually eto yung mga toilet bowl na mura lang.
    HAHA naalala ko yung mga bahay nung friends ko nung college. Best places na maki-number2 kasi sure na sure ka na lulubog agad

    Ibig sabihin, good design? the normal bowl uses 3-6L/flush, diba? hehehehe

  4. Join Date
    Jan 2015
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    #1024
    Want good efficient flushing? Not exactly plane toilet strong but 2 types come close...There's the PressureAssisted & there's the Kohler ClassFive. I prefer this for its simplicity.



  5. Join Date
    Oct 2002
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    #1025
    Quote Originally Posted by travajante View Post
    Want good efficient flushing? Not exactly plane toilet strong but 2 types come close...There's the PressureAssisted & there's the Kohler ClassFive. I prefer this for its simplicity.


    Siguraduhin maayos pa mga pipes before using this type of flushing.
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  6. Join Date
    Jan 2015
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    #1026
    Quote Originally Posted by boybi View Post
    Siguraduhin maayos pa mga pipes before using this type of flushing.
    The soil/sanitary pipes? They'll be fine when done to the proper standards.
    Kinda traumatized by a failed early(recalled) Sloan Pressure Assisted tank system model way back. Upon failure, the sealed pressure chamber popped, threw the ceramic tank cover up the ceiling & fell back to the floor, broke in 2pcs. A blessing no one was sitting. Whew![emoji120] Sloan did recall all & sent new pressure tanks to fit.
    The Kohler ClassFive is safer.[emoji4]

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  7. Join Date
    Mar 2013
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    #1027
    I have 2 bathroom leaks now. Hassle. Have to remove some tiles to find the leak.....




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  8. Join Date
    Jan 2015
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    #1028
    Quote Originally Posted by EQAddict View Post
    I have 2 bathroom leaks now. Hassle. Have to remove some tiles to find the leak.....




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    A suggestion for new builds....lay your supply lines along the exterior of your bath walls(the untiled side). This eliminates your trouble if leaks pop. You'll just have to chip thru plaster & do paint touch up post-repair....Plus, this method lessens the risk of accidental tile/fixture/enclosure-install drill punctures...most of which you'll find out late upon break-in.
    Refrain from the temptation of pretty embedded fixtures. Always go exposed shower & faucet valves. Nothing lasts forever. Keep spare angle valves & braided hoses along w/ water closet parts & bidet sprays. Install the bath heater outside for easier service accessibility & mess cleaning. Just my humble 2cents, sir.

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    Mar 2013
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    #1029
    Yeah good tips. will do this in my next house. But for now gotta fix my bathrooms. Sigh. Gotta chip chip away ......

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  10. Join Date
    Oct 2002
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    #1030
    Quote Originally Posted by travajante View Post
    The soil/sanitary pipes? They'll be fine when done to the proper standards.
    Kinda traumatized by a failed early(recalled) Sloan Pressure Assisted tank system model way back. Upon failure, the sealed pressure chamber popped, threw the ceramic tank cover up the ceiling & fell back to the floor, broke in 2pcs. A blessing no one was sitting. Whew![emoji120] Sloan did recall all & sent new pressure tanks to fit.
    The Kohler ClassFive is safer.[emoji4]

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    Yes, pag luma na mga sanitary pipes, then mag pressure flush ka, baka bumigay.
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