Bathroom Toilets

Watch this video to find out about the Delta Brevard toilet with FlushIQ technology, which has sensors for touch free flushing, overflow protection, and leak detection.

If your bathroom throne has lost its regal luster and is no longer fit for the king and queen of your house, don’t call a plumber—replace it yourself!

Watch this video to find out about the Delta Corrente toilet which has a SmartFit tank to bowl connection and factory installed supply line to reduce the chance of leaks.

Moving in or remodeling your bathroom? Watch this video to learn about the different types of toilets, their features and choose the best toilet for you.

Watch this video to find out about the Fluidmaster Click-Seal Toilet Connector supply line, which is made from durable, braided stainless steel and clicks when the proper tightness has been reached to prevent over tightening.

Dual flush toilets are a great way to save water, but in the past they’ve been pretty pricy. That’s no longer the case, thanks to the EcoFusion dual flush toilet from American Standard. Watch this video to find out more.

Older toilets can use up to five gallons of water per flush, five times that of newer water saving toilets. Instead of replacing your old toilet, you can save both money and water by installing a dual flush conversion kit from HydroRight. Watch this video to find out more.

Any product that saves energy or natural resources is worth considering for your home, and these water saving toilets and solar and tankless hot water heaters that I found at the Kitchen and Bath Industry Show certainly fall into that category. Watch this video to find out more.

When I go to trade shows, like the Kitchen and Bath Industry Show, I always come across some unexpected new products, and this year was no exception. The Breeza toilet seat from Brondell incorporates a fan, filter, and deodorizer into the seat to remove 95% of bathroom odors at the source. Watch this video to find out more.