Mansfield toilets: why don't they have "normal"

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>>1056110
If you don't know, this is a normal, flapper style toilet. But you probably knew that.

Lets more water out at the first opening, full 360, rather than with a regular flapper where it's peeled up slowly, starting with a trickle increasing until fully open.

Think of it as an early version of low flush toilets, by combining the low material contact, wear, and replacement with the original power of a flush ball or disk.

compare it to the newer lower flush kohlers with a bucket similar to that, but with more buoyancy to raise quicker, or the toto or american standard version with a ring around a plastic flapper that moves straight up on a guide like the wire and ball flush balls.

I think Mansfield style designs are the norm in Norway, and unless there's something wrong with the float assembly or clogs in the exhaust line somwhere, they never struggle to dismiss even the largest of dumps.

Apparently, this is a problem in amerilardistan, whereas I've never really encountered "clogged toilets" here unless obviously trying to use a whole rolls worth of paper. Even for the hugest most solid of shits.

kohler bucket flushers can flush a load of golfballs with just 1.6 gallons

Main clogs I see other than idiots dropping rags/containers or kids putting toys in is old people or those on statins block up toilets cause their shits are greasy and sticky, cling to walls of pipe or toilet and hold toilet paper.

AND ASSHOLES WHO FLUSH "FLUSHABLE" WIPES!!!!
those things also get stuck on any bur on a pipe, the smallest root, etc

women flushing tampons or "plugs" as we call them are the same

>>1056149
Sup Dale

>>1056149
>flushable wipes

There's no better way to waste money.

Personally I just put a little aloe on some TP, makes my butthole feel soothed as fuck.

Id also imagine that is harder to obscure when it's time to close.
>have flapper toilet for years
>change nothing
>one day, flapper gets stuck open
>find the handle chain excess managed to hook onto it
>free it up and write it off as a 1:10000000 chance
>happens to my wife later that day, again to me the next morning and evening
>correct the issue by cutting away the excess
>year later
>flapper just starts failing to flap down

I didn't know anything besides the flapper and bucket existed, I'll look into this for my house.

>>1056192
If you like the idea of flooding your house or killing someone with porcelain shrapnel, they also sell consumer grade 2 piece compressed air flushers