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Crocs-A-Mania

The average toilet seat is rated for only 250 lbs and is too small and uncomfortable for many individuals. The Big John toilet seat is comfortable for everyone and is biult for even bariatric needs. Comes standard with stainless steel hinges and rubber bumpers. Made in the USA from antimicrobial plastic that is both stain and chemical resistant

Oversized
Toilet Seat

Compression Jet Plunger, Uses Patented Clog Breaker Technology To Attack Stubborn Clogs, Ergonomically Designed Handle Makes It Easy For People Of All Ages To Deliver A Large Volume Of Air To Quickly & Effectively To Remove Clogs, Approximately 70 CUIN Air, Environmentally Safe Way To Remove Clogs Without The Use Of Chemicals Or Gasses, Mess Free & Easy To Use, Comes With A Hands Free Hygienic Storage Base Which Features A Patented Pour Spout & Base Cover To Keep The Bell Out Of View & Your Floor Dry & Clean, Constructed Of High Strength Plastic Which Includes Anti-Microbial Additives To Help Promote A More Hygienic Way Of Fighting Clogs.

Jet Toilet Plunger

Hidden Tissue Holder

Make Toilet
Training Fun

Make your bathroom more enjoyable with this ICarta stereo dock and bath tissue holder for your iPod!

iPod Docking System

Antique Dollhouse Bath

Your Dream Bathroom - These baths are more than just functional; they are tranquil retreats to escape from the hustle and bustle of daily life. Some are luxurious, others meditative and Zen-like, and still more have a whimsical side, but each one serves as both a personal sanctuary and a great investment in the value of the house.

From House Beautiful
Your Dream Bathroom.

Septic System
Owner's Manual

Toilet Bowl Brush is colored metallic white with a clear handle. The holder is contoured to fit into the corner.

Corner Brush Holder

What Makes a Toilet Bowl Flush?

After flushing the toilet, water enters the bowl by way of the rim holes and jet. Water rises in the bowl and flows over the dam, but no siphon or flushing action has yet started.

As more water enters the bowl, the volume and velocity of water flowing over the dam also increases, creating a curtain of water through the passageway, creating a partial vacuum -- the start of siphonic action. The curtain of water also prevents air from entering the passageway through the outlet.

As incoming water continues to accelerate, more of the air in the down leg of the passageway is displaced.

When the passageway is filled, a good flush or siphon action is created.

As soon as the level of the water in the bowl drops to the level where air is again introduced into the passageway, the siphon is broken.

Step 6 in Flushing Cycle Step 7 in Flushing Cycle