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Originally Posted by LEAKYSEALS951
Now, thanks to all of you, I'm searching google images of chamber pot s. WTH?!?!?!?

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LOL! I have an aunt that has a couple (not like that though).
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Originally Posted by Zeke
Steve, buy a Toto. That's the last word in these things. They are spendy but Toto USA does have a refurbish program that is rather affordable. Last I checked it was a full job for $125, shipping exclusive, but they send the box!
Which means you can buy refurbished or open box, both of which are sanitary. I've done that 2wice now (the first one we had so long that Toto removed if from the eligible list) and never had a worry. Kohler makes a decent one that comes in 2nd place. Not a thing wrong with a Kohler and they can cost less.
There is absolutely no potential for shock. You are required to use a GFCI anyway, even if an old house has a 2-wire system (they work under that circumstance).
My wife never turned off the heated seat for over 6 years. And that's not what failed. What happens with these is calcium build up on the little valves and they can start dripping. They drip right into the pool of water which is annoying. You can access the tank for a periodic vinegar treatment. Otherwise they are ToToally silent.
I have never used one that I can remember. If I did, that tells you my impression, but I'm sure it is a convenience you can get used to and probably take a liking to.
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Right, by shock, I didn't mean electrical. I was talking about the spray going from warm to cold when/if the tank runs out. I didn't expect that to be an issue, but my wife wanted me to ask if the tank is adequate.
We have hardish water (is hard, but could be harder), so the ability to do a vinegar treatment is good to know. Also cool about the restoration and refurbished programs.
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