Hi..Thank you for posting this video. I think its going to be a perfect solution for us...can you tell me what the little room dimentions are that you have the toilet in is? .Thank you for your help!
Re: Caroma Toilet!
The size of the room is 900mm x 2700mm, there is a shower at the other end of the room that you cant see in the video.
Its easy to turn down as there's a tap that feeds it. The flow is highly aerated and as such is very soft. The splashing really doesn't happen when you're hands are in the flow. Its more when you move your hands from the basic to the towel to dry them, if you're not careful you can drip water everywhere...just takes a bit of practice.
ok so .. i'm going to not show your comment about the occasional splash to my husband. LOL. i'm still trying to figure out ways to convince him. We live in the US, where a lot of people don't have the idea of "conserve" in their brains , having dual flush at home is already not very common here, let alone having a sink on top of the reservoir. btw, on the video, your water seems to be running very rapidly, did you ever adjust it so it's running slower and perhaps it might reduce the splashing?
Pretty hard to press the button when you're sitting on it unless you are very flexible, but why would you want to? It takes a bit of practice to get used to using the basin so you do get the occasional splash, but its not a deal breaker.
I wanted to get this, but my husband isn't sure about it.
How hard is it to hit the flush button while you're still sitting? Do you experience any water splashes while the water is running or while you're washing your hands?
Hi..Thank you for posting this video. I think its going to be a perfect solution for us...can you tell me what the little room dimentions are that you have the toilet in is? .Thank you for your help!
Re: Caroma Toilet!
The size of the room is 900mm x 2700mm, there is a shower at the other end of the room that you cant see in the video.
tivoenator 7 months ago
Its easy to turn down as there's a tap that feeds it. The flow is highly aerated and as such is very soft. The splashing really doesn't happen when you're hands are in the flow. Its more when you move your hands from the basic to the towel to dry them, if you're not careful you can drip water everywhere...just takes a bit of practice.
tivoenator 1 year ago
@tivoenator thanks! that helps! now i need to try & convince him harder. wish me luck, cos I think i have a losing battle. LOL
snt811 1 year ago
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snt811 1 year ago
ok so .. i'm going to not show your comment about the occasional splash to my husband. LOL. i'm still trying to figure out ways to convince him. We live in the US, where a lot of people don't have the idea of "conserve" in their brains , having dual flush at home is already not very common here, let alone having a sink on top of the reservoir. btw, on the video, your water seems to be running very rapidly, did you ever adjust it so it's running slower and perhaps it might reduce the splashing?
snt811 1 year ago
Pretty hard to press the button when you're sitting on it unless you are very flexible, but why would you want to? It takes a bit of practice to get used to using the basin so you do get the occasional splash, but its not a deal breaker.
tivoenator 1 year ago
I wanted to get this, but my husband isn't sure about it.
How hard is it to hit the flush button while you're still sitting? Do you experience any water splashes while the water is running or while you're washing your hands?
Thanks!
snt811 1 year ago