I’m looking to replace a toilet in an income unit. Trying to be a good steward, I’m looking at a low-flow, dual flush unit. I like the Toto Aquia CST414M at 1.9/.9 GPF. Any feedback? Also, I can’t find that particular model on Toto’s web site, so I need to know if there are readily available service parts or proprietary-only stuff from Toto.
I’m not locked into this model, so other suggestions would be great. Want to keep it under $300 though (closer to $200 would be better).
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Greetings Vince,
That subject has been addressed here on Breaktime a number of different times in the past.
In the event you fail to receive the information you desire, you might find it in the archives.
If you scroll down in the lower left corner of your screen there is a search function that will take you to previous threads dealing with whatever you type in the search bar.
If you type in 'toto aquia' or other keywords of the subject matter you may get a supply of data from those old threads.
Cheers
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Thanks....I did, but didn't find anything current. This WC looks like a new model, so archives wouldn't help anyway.
Vince