By and large, toilet design hasn’t radically changed in a good long time. The problem was considered solved, and society moved on. However, [Handy Geng] was tasked by a friend to build a toil… ...

Recommended Videos Here’s how it works. Rather than using infrared sensors to detect when you sit down or stand up, Kohler Touchless Flush projects an electromagnetic field above your toilet tank.

The Kohler Touchless Flush Kit should be on the market soon, priced at around US$100. It's reportedly compatible with "almost any single-flush toilet with a canister or flapper type flush." ...

It's helpful to know which kind you have before you do any flushing. If you live in a single family home or townhouse in a city, you'll likely be just fine flushing your toilet during a power outage.

Morning Mix The power in a toilet flush April 24, 2014 More than 11 years ago By Fred Barbash ...

The basic types of water-saving flush kits are: dual-flush handles, flapper valves, water dams, and diverters. The leakage problem you have is either a leaky ballcock valve or a leaky flapper.

With the release of dual flush retrofit kits, saving this much water is an easy task for anyone with a little DIY knowledge (and a standard 1.6 gallon toilet).

In Consumer Reports' toilet tests, we have yet to find a touchless toilet that excels at its primary job: flushing waste. In fact, the best touchless solution we've seen is a $50 kit from Kohler ...

When you pull the chain on your cistern, you are literally flushing energy down the toilet. Tom Broadbent’s HighDro Power takes that energy and turns it into electricity. Broadbent is a graduate ...