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Hello, my name is Professor Toilet. Welcome to my online classroom. I am here to help you learn about the toilet and the science behind how it works. In Flushology, the syllabus is simple. The content here will help you understand:

1. The science (hydraulics) behind a really good flush.
2. The greening of toilet flushing
3. How to fix problems when the laws of physics are over-ruled by a poorly engineered toilet that results in clogging, leaking, ghost flushing and other stress-inducing symptoms.

Browse the site, educate yourself and happy flushing.
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    Not Enough Water in the Bowl? Scout, the Toilet Drinking Dog Tells All

    With some water saving toilets, there isn’t enough water in the bowl.

    Then there’s Scout’s bowl.  Scout, the Toilet Drinking Dog, is quite satisfied with the water spot on the Cadet® 3 FloWise Toilet which saves 20% more water than Scout’s previous favorite water hole, an older 1.6 gallon per flush.

    If you’re reading this, the Professor assumes that you do not drink out of toilets.  The benefit of larger water spots for humans is a cleaner bowl with less streaking.

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    This entry was posted on Monday, March 29th, 2010 at 8:01 am and is filed under Saving Water, Toilet Replacement. You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0 feed.

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