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Mansfield Toilets
I have these in my house. Is there any way to adjust the lift/ float tower (whatever you call that thing?) to stay up longer (allowing more water to flush)? It has a little loop on the side of it & I didn't know if that might be a place to attach a float to it? One of my toilets allow more water through than the other one does, but they are identical?
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Re: Mansfield Toilets
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Re: Mansfield Toilets
I am amazed at how many different toilet flush valve systems there are over here. In the UK we have the most common which is the syphon like below
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That is some weird parts right there.
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