These generic high efficiency toilets have the most satisfying flushes when put on my high tank setup. Those in the junky later gen 3.5 gallon toilets from the '80s and '90s.
For a boring toilet it performed exceptionally well on this high tank. The normal half tank flush was a bit lame but the full tank flush was like it would be on a older style flushometer set to maximum power. The clogged siphon jet flushes were amazing also - especially the full tank flush which was extremely wet!
When it is around 55 to 75°F I don't know if you can ask BTR Plumbing for a 2000s Madera for a 18 gallon high tank setup and bring the Madera back to him In the daylight ASAP cause I have a feeling that he might not have the 2010s Madera IDK.
Not sure who would name their company transolid, very strange name for a toilet, did an amazing job with these tests. I’m very impressed with how amazing this toilet flushes 😉
Probably a company that makes something other than toilets. It took extensive searching to find this one since there are numerous companies that put their name on the same design. It was likely made by a manufacturer in China who just sells toilets to random companies and puts their names on them. Home Depot and Lowe's do the same with their toilets.
Impressive to say the least. Reverse side PANTS WETTER! 🤣 Id like to see your tests on this. One of the better flushes on 18g that rivals a Cadet on 3.5g...
