American standard plumbing nz Videos

• 1. 89-90 American Standard AFwall Toilet at the High SChool
• 2. New Zealand Toilet Flush
• 3. Great Public Toilets of New Zealand
• 4. MyHotelVideo.com presents James Cook Grand Chancellor in Wellington / New Zealand / New Zealand
• 5. 1066: 1984-1986 American Standard Afwall Toilet 4

89-90 American Standard AFwall Toilet at the High SChool

New Zealand Toilet Flush

User Comments

ramdomness453 commented on 13 Jul 2008

This is incorrect, these types of toilet do use less, they can use a half and a full flush, half being 3 litres, full being 6 litres. Also, they do not need to refill the bowl after using less water even if they aren't dual flush. This looked like a full flush was used if it is dual flush.

newzealandnavigator commented on 18 Feb 2010

It's not really that cut and dry, if you read Wikipedia. Supposedly toilets are too small, so the Coriolis effect might not be the reason some toilets flush the other way. I've posted a video response of my own flush (not sure if it went through) with a link to a snopes article.

NeoFalcon69 commented on 03 Mar 2008

Our toilets don't swirl like American/Canadian toilets - it's nothing to do with the hemosphere but more of the design of the toilets we got down here. Maybe if an American/Canadian could bring their toilet along to New Zealand we would be able to see it swirl anti clockwise

Peekoid commented on 11 Jun 2007

This toilet is from 1985 when the house was built. It is not the same design as the newer ones which have a short flush and a long flush. It does allow you to control how much flush you get by holding down the button longer.

shnearps commented on 30 Jun 2008

Yeah older foreign toilets, like in 3rd world countries, don't have that little S which causes the water to trap various stinky gasses. That's why a lot of the places smell like poo and mothballs.

NeoFalcon69 commented on 09 Jul 2008

Mmm interesting - maybe a close up video/photo of the rim could be of help. I also noticed that American toilets have alot of water in the bottom but a smaller discharge hole.

flyboy5062001 commented on 16 May 2015

Coming from the U.S. I noticed NZ don't mess around when it comes to flushing. I don't dare perform a courtesy flush again.

flashinglights08 commented on 08 Aug 2008

we don't want to see KIWI toilets, we want to see AUSSIE TOILETS!!! you guys are the scotland of the south pacific .. haha jk

Marcoboy9074 commented on 26 Oct 2007

I see.Initially I thought it was Armitage Shanks because of its design and flushing sound.

CiscoXfi commented on 09 Jul 2008

Yeah. The Swirl is based on the placement angle of Rim Jets in a Toilet

Jackcc5 commented on 07 Oct 2009

well fucken go use aussie toilets then you aussie's made our ones

CiscoXfi commented on 09 Jul 2008

Mine has a decent size.... 2" The current standards is 2,1/8" lol

Marcoboy9074 commented on 23 Oct 2007

This toilet sounds good.What is the brand of it?

CiscoXfi commented on 11 May 2008

Its called Wash Down so it goes Straight down

Peekoid commented on 24 Oct 2007

It doesn't have a brand name on it.

Crystal Roach commented on 07 Nov 2007

oh my goodness, new zealand rules.

CiscoXfi commented on 16 Aug 2008

oh whole hell of alot. lol

CiscoXfi commented on 17 Aug 2008

lol

Great Public Toilets of New Zealand

myHotelVideo.com presents James Cook Grand Chancellor in Wellington / New Zealand / New Zealand

User Comments

3jks commented on 25 Oct 2008

good hotel

1066: 1984-1986 American Standard Afwall Toilet 4

User Comments

toiletfan1 commented on 06 Dec 2012

I think it has a very poor flush. I still like this toilet. This is at a Shell gas station in Contra Costa County, CA.

toiletfan1 commented on 09 Apr 2011

@phungle01 I think they just turned the pressure down.

huyphamable2000 commented on 10 Nov 2012

This one is from 1986.

Abandoned channel (I'll be back later) (2009 account) commented on 09 Apr 2011

is broken flushometer

toiletfan1 commented on 19 May 2012

I agree.

Abandoned channel (I'll be back later) (2009 account) commented on 09 Apr 2011

yes