Thread: New toilet?

A bit off topic, but my toilet seems to be broken. It's not working properly. What should I do? Buy a new one or fix the old one?

It depends on why is not working properly. Try and fix the old one. If it costs too much or the damage is too great, then buy a new one.

Well, that depends on what the problem with your toilet is. You shouldn't rush into buying a new one if there's a minor issue with it. For instance, if flushing is the problem - it might be caused by a low water level in the toilet bowl. In this case, you can resolve the issue by adjusting it. Check out this SanitaryReview guide on adjusting the water level in the toilet bowl to do it properly. By the way, you can find more helpful tips on fixing toilet-related issues on this website.
If, however, you're unsure what's wrong with your toilet and you aren't good with fixing stuff, I suggest calling a plumber. He'll find the problem and fix it for you.

Oh yes, how I tortured myself with this question for so long and how I didn't want to accept this expense item.

Anyway, my husband insisted on buying the nozzle from zabranio.com. The bidet nozzle is a relatively inexpensive and affordable option, as it is not equipped with electronics. To control it, there is a special panel with a few buttons that regulate the pressure and temperature of the water supplied. I wanted to change the toilet and do a complete renovation. We saved quite a bit of money, and I'm just now content to sit here and enjoy myself (4 kids at home).