Pros & Cons of Dual Flush Toilet

Water conservation is more important than ever. Dual flush toilet fixtures are a sleek and modern way to help your home “Go Green.” Before purchasing, let’s walk through the pros and cons of these water-efficient toilets.

[@socksumi]

Not a dual flush but a continuously variable flush, that's what I want... what a novel concept.

[@ThatOneExoRailfan]

Cons: save water and makes a horribly weak flush so it clogs easily. I miss the old 3.5gpf toilets. More water = better flush.

[@3nzocarter11]

Vintage toilets still exist you just gotta get lucky where you use the bathroom

[@wandameadows5736]

This fraudulent "Green Cult" is making everything worse. Imagine the American founders realising the Federal Government is even controlling what types of Toilets can be manufactured & sold on the fake free market. Water is never wasted, it stays on Earth & is constantly being recycled. If you live in a region where there's less water sources thats your problem but in the real world water is 1 of the most abundant elements on earth & it doesn't disappear when its used. These low flow rate toilets lead to more clogging which leads to more chemical drain cleaner usage, flooding & unsanitary conditions.

[@NoTaboos]

Possibly the most ridiculous invention in history. The concept of half flush is totally meaningless unless you know how full the cistern is in the first place.