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cowbirdcat
Placitas, NM

February 14, 2008
2:56 PM

Post #4537987

Both toilets in our house are about 30 years old. They were originally installed when the house was built and are labelled "Briggs." Both often have problems flushing everything out of the bowl with a single flush. The water tank in each does fill to the marked horizontal "fill" line.
Is there anything I can do, short of replacing them, to increase their flushability? I'd prefer to keep them and just make them work more effectively if possible.

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