This one from something I noticed when going to the bathroom at work. I was listening to this clicking sound in the mens room and saw there was a water meter there next to the toilet. So I timed the clicks and found the water consumption to be one gallon every 15 seconds or 4 gallons per minute. So when I flushed the toilet the cranking speed went up and it read 9 gallons after 1 minute and 20 seconds.
How much water did the toilet consume?
Originally posted by sonhouseThe only thing i know about plumbing is:
This one from something I noticed when going to the bathroom at work. I was listening to this clicking sound in the mens room and saw there was a water meter there next to the toilet. So I timed the clicks and found the water consumption to be one gallon every 15 seconds or 4 gallons per minute. So when I flushed the toilet the cranking speed went up and it read 9 gallons after 1 minute and 20 seconds.
How much water did the toilet consume?
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Originally posted by sonhouseWay too much! It should consume 4/6 litres on a dual flush system.
This one from something I noticed when going to the bathroom at work. I was listening to this clicking sound in the mens room and saw there was a water meter there next to the toilet. So I timed the clicks and found the water consumption to be one gallon every 15 seconds or 4 gallons per minute. So when I flushed the toilet the cranking speed went up and it read 9 gallons after 1 minute and 20 seconds.
How much water did the toilet consume?
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Originally posted by RagnorakI know it's supposed to use less but what do the numbers say?
Way too much! It should consume 4/6 litres on a dual flush system.
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This is a real life problem, it happened just like I said, with the proviso I did it twice, after I flushed the first time, I fired up my stopwatch and timed the meter before and during a second flush just for grins.
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Originally posted by sonhouseToilet was flushing for 1.33 minutes.
This one from something I noticed when going to the bathroom at work. I was listening to this clicking sound in the mens room and saw there was a water meter there next to the toilet. So I timed the clicks and found the water consumption to be one gallon every 15 seconds or 4 gallons per minute. So when I flushed the toilet the cranking speed went up and it read 9 gallons after 1 minute and 20 seconds.
How much water did the toilet consume?
Normal water flow per minute is 4 gallons. This accounts for 5.33 (that is, 4 and 4/3) gallons over that period of time.
However there was 9 gallons of flow during that time.
Therefore, the toilet itself took 3.67 gallons to flush.
I forget the gallon/liter conversion, but it's about 4 to 1 isn't it?
Originally posted by AThousandYoungThats what I got.
Toilet was flushing for 1.33 minutes.
Normal water flow per minute is 4 gallons. This accounts for 5.33 (that is, 4 and 4/3) gallons over that period of time.
However there was 9 gallons of flow during that time.
Therefore, the toilet itself took 3.67 gallons to flush.
I forget the gallon/liter conversion, but it's about 4 to 1 isn't it?