Here at The Bathroom Store, we have an expert staff that will help you find a toilet that suits your needs. And unlike other companies, we stock most of the products we sell so you can take your new toilet home the day you purchase it.
One Piece Toilets
Two Piece Toilets
Dual Flush Toilets
(1.6 & 0.9 GPF)
Skirted Toilets
(10", 12" & 14" rough-in)
985 Dillingham Blvd. Honolulu, HI PH: 843-2005
100% efficient without sacrificing performance
TOTO has over 30 different Green toilets
As the world leaders in bathroom technology, & water efficiency, TOTO engineers go through rigorous performance testing methods that have proven to be more extensive than current industry standards, helping to ensure true water savings.
Toilet FAQ
What is gpf?
gpf stands for "gallons per flush".
What is the difference between a one-piece and two piece toilet?
A two-piece toilet consists of the tank and bowl; where a one-piece is molded together.
What is the difference between a round front and elongated toilet?
Elongated and round refer to the front part of the toilet. The elongated is approximately 2 inches longer than the round front.
Why do I need a 1.6 gallon toilet? Why do some work better than others?
The federal government has mandated that all toilets sold in the U. S. in 1994 for residential use will be 1.6 gallon flush.
Each manufacturer engineers their toilets differently, which is why some work better than others.
TOTO had introduced the worlds first 1.6 gpf toilet on the market. Unlike all the other manufacturers TOTO had reengineered
their toilets so that their toilets flushed effectively. One thing to look for is larger flappers (the hole in the front where the waste
goes down).
I don't trust water saving 1.6gpf toilets, why should i buy a TOTO 1.28gpf toilet?
Since 2007 the EPA started the WaterSense Program. In order for toilet manufacturers to wear this seal their toilets must
pass strict toilet testing which includes flushing a minimum of 350 grams of cased miso paste in a single flush which manufacturers
must prove that the toilets can by submitting to third-party verification. The testers, such as Underwriters Laboratories and the
International Association of Plumbing and Mechanical Officials, conduct MaP (Maximum Performance) testing, so the toilets
are tested to the point of failure. TOTO is the only toilet manufacturer that tests their toilets using uncased miso paste, which
changes the consistancy of the water to a real life situation.(see videos)
