Skirted vs Not-Skirted Toilets, which one is right for you?

Have you been thinking of renovating or adding a bathroom?
If yes, then you need to understand the different options you have that change the look and functionality of your toilet!
When choosing toilets, one of the most important style-aspects is to choose if you want a skirted or an unskirted toilet.
What is the difference?
Well, you must have noticed two intestine-like pipes that are present on either side of the toilets.
These are called trapways.
The unskirted style toilets have these trapways uncovered on the sides, which can lead to the collection of dust and debris and make them a little hard to clean on a regular basis. These toilets are easier to install and provide a basic look in your bathroom.
Toilets with skirted trapways, on the other hand, are a bit harder to install but provide a couple key benefits to your bathroom. First, skirted toilets come in a variety of styles from the clean lines and sleek look of a more modern design to the details and accents present in more traditional designs. Second, the concealed trapways on the side of the toilet block the collection of dust and debris along the base of the toilet. You can then simply just wipe down the covered sides and have a clean, shining toilet in no time! It also gives your toilets a much cleaner, seamless and smooth look.
To find the best selection of both skirted and unskirted toilets, check out Plumbing-Deals’ wide variety of brands and styles!

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how does someone in a rental ADD A SKIRT to a regular toilet to make it easier to clean? can't change the entire toilet cuz it's a rental (albeit longterm, plus it's difficult enough just being lucky to get a comfortable one to begin with) so wishing for a way to prevent anything from building up in the first place! like a "wrap" or smth Idk please someone invent the solution especially for disabled folks everywhere who need it 🙏💙

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