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Originally Posted by Telecolor 3007
I thought that a lot of homse in U.S.A. have the European system, in which the water pressure pushses the content. U.S.A. style toilet, I've use one a few times in a hotel in Bucharest. I knew about them, but that's the only time I've seen one.
Going around the rules. That's something good sometimes. I like that in U.S.A. you can sometimes still do that... Even in Romania it's hard when it's coming to "economy". But you can still find light bulbs and I think large water tanks for toilets, since I don't think water-saving toilets are mandatory here.
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Many of the W/C's in the commercial establishments in the US have Sloan flush valve instead of a tank. It flushes with a lot of force! Solids and paper are no match for that kind of force.
