I was looking at Toto Drake, Niagara Flapperless, and Eljer Aqua Saver. Based on price only at the Home Depot it was between the Kohler Wellington and the Cadet III, but both of those were panned on the sites I was reading. Thanks for letting me know you are please with your Cadet III.

Happy Birthday, Kat!

I have also had raspberry pie. I think.

Oh no! I am so glad I am a renter sometimes. I don't think I have the ability to own without having a nervous breakdown. Also, because my childhood was spent with some weird house problems (Like the pipes under the sink didn't work and we just did the dishes in a tub and dumped the water in the back yard until I was about 18) I have a tendacy tp be able to live with things that really should be fixed.

The Cadet III scored well with Consumer's Union, as I recall.

Toto's got a cult following. The followers are loud.

My newish toilet is also an American Standard Cadet and it's from Home Depot. It turned out to be so much better than the old toilet that I became much more cheerful about spending the money.

Seriously glad none of that's my job. Equity, what equity, but at least I don't have to buy a toilet!

we just did the dishes in a tub and dumped the water in the back yard

You know recycling gray water is all the hotness right now! You were just ahead of your time.

Oh no! I'm sorry I broke you toilet.....wait, that was years ago! Is it doing the same scary neverending flushing? Somehow, no toilet with a kid in residence is even worse.

I'm glad Plei was able to give you advice!

I spent today spending money. BUT! I now have a backup drive that I'm actually using, a usb hub so I can get some of these wires under control and have connected my old computer to the new and transferred stuff. I didn't do a whole migration, since some stuff I don't care about. But got my old apps and docs and everything and got that computer off my table. To sitting on a box in the corner. But it is a start! I'm waiting to hear from the brother whether he'd prefer to wipe it himself since he has more recent OSes.

happy birthday Kat!

On one of those documentary series about how things are made, they visited the Kohler factory. I hadn't known that most toilets are made out of ceramic, which means they have to be cast and fired and glazed, so they have these IMMENSE kilns to do that.

And then to see if they were molded correctly, one of the workers goes down the line of freshly-fired toilet bodies and taps them each with a tiny hammer. If they ring like a bell, they're sound.

Ooh! I've been to that factory and the attached museum - they have some really crazy stuff there. Also some stuff that makes me want to have bags and bags of money.