Trump is ordering a toilet rule review. What are the toilet rules in your home?

[Kaleva]

157. This is what you said in post #60:

"All of the toilets in the building I work in - which was largely rebuilt within the last 3 years - alternately refuse to flush (even liquid and small quantities {e.g. 5 squares} of toilet paper OR give me a free shower. "

Your comment:

"I experience the pressure-assisted flow problems (i.e. fecal shower) in many commercial spaces"

Many commercial buildings use a different type of toilet then found in residential homes. A tankless toilet is such an example. Larger commercial building operate at a higher water pressure then do small commercial buildings and residential homes. That would most likely explain the fecal shower you get and the fact you don't have a seat cover to lower to prevent a fecal shower leads me to believe you are talking about a different animal.

I texted my step-daughter who is the supervisor of the lab at the nearby hospital and asked her if there were any issues with flushing or splash back with the toilets at the hospital. Her first reply was "Wtf? and "LOL!"" and I responded by explaining the discussion I was having on line. She replied back saying that she never had a problem nor has she ever heard of a problem with the toilets there. She followed that up with another "LOL!"