Florida a dry state?

[Bob]

http://www.cnn.com/2007/LIVING/homestyle/11/27/toilet.water.save.ap/index.html we average 48-60 inches a year

[CampCreekLou]

http://www.cnn.com/2007/LIVING/homestyle/11/27/toilet.water.save.ap/index.html we average 48-60 inches a year

Oh yes, I've seen these before.

They are also called: "Toilets that don't work"

[Smiling JOe]

Or, "toilets that require three flushes."

[Bob]

Yes, they are needed in the dry states like Florida. Florida actually sits atop a huge underground dome of water and usually has excessive rainfall. The problem is the overabundance of people moving to the state.

[scooterbug44]

Yes, they are needed in the dry states like Florida. Florida actually sits atop a huge underground dome of water and usually has excessive rainfall. The problem is the overabundance of people moving to the state.

Who build giant houses w/ at least 1 bathroom per person :roll:.

I saw them demonstrating one low flow toilet on TV by flushing 10+ golf balls down it. I was quite impressed until I realized that probably wasn't the best test of its capabilities and typical usage ;-).

[sowalgayboi]

Who build giant houses w/ at least 1 bathroom per person :roll:.

I saw them demonstrating one low flow toilet on TV by flushing 10+ golf balls down it. I was quite impressed until I realized that probably wasn't the best test of its capabilities and typical usage ;-).

That and most of us don't poop like rabbits. http://www.websmileys.com/sm/animal/1.gif