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I’ve blogged about a lot of stuff but this is my first post about toilets. Sometimes its the products that we all use and rely on that we tend to forget about — until they break, anyway. Delta’s Corrente line of toilets challenge that line of thinking and make you consider upgrading your toilet before the old one breaks. Why? Their Corrente toilets are WaterSense certified, meaning they use less water per flush and can save you up to $90 a year on your water bill. Their toilet is $169 at The Home Depot, so your water bill savings could potentially have this toilet pay for itself in just a few years time – so it might actually be a frugal decision to upgrade your toilet sooner than later. Plus, their toilets come with an EZ out removal kit to makes removing your previous toilet simpler, and is less likely to damage your bathroom. A weekend is all you need for this DIY project. These toilets also use a SmartFit tank-to-bowl connection that makes them virtually clog-free. Want to learn more? You can view the Corrente toilet line on the Delta Faucet website.
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We just built a brand new home with eco-friendly products but if we ever need to replace a toilet, I know where to look.
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emmy
Oh gosh, your comment had me in a laughing fit. My parents’ friends used to have this toilet that was missing a bolt or something i’m not really sure, but it was really wobbly and whenever anyone sat on it it would slam against the wall and it was so noisy. I had no idea that it did that until I went to use it one day when I was maybe 13 and it was so loud that I about jumped out of my skin but I was also so embarrassed because I knew everyone else must have heard it and I thought I did something “wrong” or broke something to make it do that. Hahahaha. So humiliating for a young teenager!
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We’ve had the same toliet since we moved in (over 20 years!) Time 4 a new one i think!
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We would love to get a new toilet in one of our guest bathrooms. It looks like the people that lived here before us used some harsh cleansers or something on it and it is impossible to clean now.