Who knew an everyday object would actually be interesting and oddly satisfying. My favorite here is the wooden seated one. And ones that don't waste a lot of water. My most least, are the noisy toilets.
@M J Those are some of the biggest wastes of money on the market, personally I would get something simple and effective like a Project Source Pro Flush from Lowe's.
@@OCC_Plumbing_and_Restorations thanks... will check that one out. the 20 toilets was pretty cool. your video came up as I was checking out how toilets flush. kudos.
That’s one of the damnedest things I ever seen on RU-vid. It was great man. I can’t help but thinking why would they replace some of them are very good toilets. They got a lot of flushes left in them.
People replace toilets for all kinds of reasons. Either they're garbage like the first one, they don't match the new style of the bathroom, they use too much water, they're too short, they want elongated, there are many many reasons people replace toilets and some of them just seem a bit ridiculous to me.
I like the vintage American standard cadet. Too bad they no longer make those, if they still made those. I'll buy them and replace the so called eco friendly toilets in my house.
I hate eco friendly toilets because they always give me trouble when I use them. I'm going to a hotel and the toilet there is an ultra high efficiency toilet as they call it because it only uses 0.8 gallons per flush. I'm expecting it to be a piece of garbage. As for the toilets in my house, two of them are 60 years old and they never clog.
Here is the list of toilets 1990s Kohler Wellworth Lite 1955 Briggs Ambassador 1987 Kohler Wellworth 1988 Artesian Atlantis 1991 Crane Radcliffe 2007 Vitromex Apollo 4 1990s Toto Reliance 1984 American Standard Plebe 2014 Glacier Bay HET 2002 Kohler Highline 2006 Eljer Savoy 1950 Alamo Potteries 1994 American Standard Cadet PA 1995 American Standard Hydra 1959 Standard Compact 1955 Universal Rundle 1967 Chicago Potteries 1962 Kohler Wellworth 1981 Kohler Wellworth 1976 American Standard Cadet
Awesome video throughly enjoyed it...at 3:10 is that a peerless? The artesian unit you have there is cool to they have quite the following as they were previously owned by borg-warner I believe the model is Atlantis
3:10 is a 1967 Chicago Potteries. The Artesian Atlantis was installed by my great grandpa in 1989 and it replaced a button flush toilet from the 1920s.
I will soon because of my dad he doesn't want too much stuff in the backyard. Also those STUPID WATER BILLS So when we win the lottery we won't woody about that😌 BUT STILL THOSE STUPID WATER BILLS-
@@vintagetoiletsvt The man who bought the Carusoe, Plebe, and Radcliffe is donating them to African people in need. They will be out to good use for sure.
After watching all of these toilets plus it made me throw up in my toilet and when i flush mine it took like 2 hours to go down i'm just kidding list of punishment row rowley rollie rollie down the boat gently down the street merry merry merry merry like it's by the dream
I own two of them! I also have a pink one, four in various shades of tan and peach, a blue one, an ice blue one, a gray one, a yellow one, a purple one, a dark pink one, and I used to have a couple more.
Excuse myself if I get some wrong, but these toilets are all as I think go as follow: Kohler Wellworth Lite Briggs Ambassador Kohler Wellworth WG Artesian Atlantis Crane Radcliffe (with a mismatch tank) IDK Toto Carusoe or Relliance American Standard Plebe Delta Foundations (?) Kohler Wellworth Ingenium Eljer Savoy / Patriot Kilgore (?) American Standard Cadet PA American Standard Hydra "Standard" Compact Universal Rundle Commando Chicago Potteries Kohler Wellworth Kohler Wellworth WG American Standard Cadet (Classic)
Kohler Wellworth Lite (1990s) Briggs Prince (1955) Kohler Wellworth (1980s) Artesian Atlantis (1988) Crane Radcliffe (1991) Vitromex Apollo 4 (2007) Toto Reliance (1990s) American Standard Plebe (1984) Glacier Bay HET (2014) Kohler Highline (2000s) Eljer Savoy (2000s) Alamo Potteries (1950) American Standard Cadet PA (1994) American Standard Hydra (1995) Standard Compact (1959) Universal-Rundle Unknown (1955) Chicago Potteries (1967) Kohler Wellworth (1962) Kohler Wellworth (1981) American Standard Cadet (1976)
