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Welcome to my channel, if you're looking for toilets, I'm sure you'll find the one you're looking for, here or on one of my friends or subscriptions channels. The main type of video on here is reviews of toilets I find, but there are some testing videos featuring my toilets in scattered around. Enjoy. :)

I live in the East Midlands in England. My favourite hobby as you can see, is, well. Toilets!

I made it up to 400 videos in 2008 after starting to record toilets in 2007. It all started off thanks to Marcoboy9074, I was in a train toilet, got my camera out and shot the toilet. That was the beginning of my collection of toilets and I haven't stopped since.

I know an awful lot about toilets, I have repaired both of my toilets and changed their workings and seats many times.

I have many different kinds of toilet here, from syphonic to portaloos, washdown to vacuum flush. Hidden sensors to high level pull chains.

I tend to be a very confident person, I am friendly and like make new friends. A few other things I like is just plumbing in general, cooking and technology.

About my toilets:

Now you know something about me, let me tell you about my toilets.

My upstairs toilet: This is the newest toilet in my house, made in 2002. It looks sort of like the Armitage Shanks Ventura on the outside, which I don't mind as it looks very nice.

It has been through one syphon, a flush valve (drop type), syphon (This was still functioning but I chose to replace it) and is now in a flapper valve, after seeing one in another toilet, the pressure produced from them is incredible. It is also on a second side handle, the original snapped.

The seat currently is an Armitage Shanks Bakasan without lid, it used to be an MDF moulded slow close from Argos, and before that, a wood seat.

Flush is very good on it, despite being brandless and from Focus DIY.

This toilet replaced an older, orangey brown Ideal Standard (Possibly Ideal Standard, can't be 100% sure though)

My downstairs toilet: This is the oldest toilet in the house.

It is made by VitrA, and does not have original fittings any more except the overflow tube and handle. I had to replace the flush syphon and refill valve in October as both started to fail and no longer work. This toilet was made in 1990's I would think. It is a pale greeny colour. It is also now running on a flapper valve for higher performance.

The flush is the best, it never fails to clear the bowl, is very powerful and long.

The toilet seat has recently been replaced too, it is a Celmac Sonata in white. (See video) It used to have a wooden thing that fell off it's hinges, and another wooden one before that.