NE Portland Style

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  1. Denny Crane

    Denny Crane It's not even loaded! Staff Member Administrator

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    The only thing that made me uneasy was this:

    Standard 12-inch rough-in

    OUCH!!
     
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    Saw one of those in a showroom just yesterday. Pretty slick. It's not NE Portland style, though. NE Portland style is more like an overhead tank with a chain pull.

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    Hole in the floor.
     
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    THE HCP NorthEastPortland'sFinest

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    julius Living on the air in Cincinnati... Staff Member Global Moderator

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    my grandparents had one of those in their house when i was growing up. You could always tell someone used the rest room, no matter where you were in the house. And on the positive side, it never clogged.
     
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    We have a bidet in our house. I don't think it's been used once since we moved in.
     
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    Japanese have had these toilets for like 20 years. granted this is probably more aesthetic but warmed seats, music, sprays and all the gizmos are nothing new.
     
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    I have Toto toilets in my house. I think they're great.
     
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    maxiep RIP Dr. Jack

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    I love how their flushes sound like "Rosanna" and "Hold The Line".
     
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    So quiet and efficient. Didn't realize how expensive they were until I was going to replace the only non-Toto toilet in the house.
     
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    Yeah, all of the family we stayed with had toilets with built in heaters, bidets, etc. A few had a spout above the tank, so you wash your hands with the water before it is used to flush the toilet, which I'm sure saves a ton of water.
     

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