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The Best Seat in the House

 Here at Smartplumber & Rooters one of our customers decided it was time to get a smart toilet. Namely a Toto Vespin tech toilet. It comes with a Double Cyclone flush technology that siphons water quietly, with two powerful nozzles to maximize cleaning and saves 20% water.

The ceramic glaze prevents debris and molds build-up from sticking.  

Therefore, less water usage. It's Calgreen, ADA, and CEC compliant. It also has a concealed trap that provides for a smoother and less utilitarian appearance and a built-in skirt that hides the discharge passageway from view. 


Smartplumber Joey goes to work isolating the shut-off valve and removes the old toilet, adding a new flange and pvc piping. 
This new design prevents the toilet leaking at the base and eliminates the chance of any nasty odors.

Smart plumber tip: 
All there is left to decide is wether the toilet seat is left up or down?Personally, I never really understood the toilet seat up or down debate. The solution, as I see it, is simple: Guys, after splashing your boots, put the seat back down. It’s more sanitary and it makes everything a bit easier for the women in your life. It’s a sign of respect and placing the seat down is also an act of solidarity. All this aside, putting the toilet seat down, also puts it in its proper resting position. Otherwise, the toilet looks like an always-open mouth. 

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