Had a new toilet put in a while ago and it still won't flush properly if the waste is rather big. I have read somewhere that most toilets have a standard hole for waste outlet, but there is a toilet that has a bigger outlet hole and will flush, even with a cow sized dump. would any of you know which toilet that is and what the model number is? I am getting tired of buying chemicals and plunging every day to get it to work properly.

To to toilets have a larger ptrap in them as that's what makes the difference. The larger the ptrap the better the flush there are some that have a 2 inch trap look for those as I remember to to toilets are 2 inch. It's been awhile since I have done residential plumbing as I went back to commercial.

Home depot sells one that is advertised to slush a bucket of golf balls. We put 2 in at work to change problem toilets. 1 works great the other is ok. Check to make sure your hole in floor isn't plugged with wax and restricting the flow also. If the waste line is narrowed at all your toilet isn't going to flush good.

You could always give a mercy flush?

Titan iv I believe is the one

Pressurized toilet solves that problem also

I should of had one installed for my 3 year old, would of never guessed bigfoot sized dumps would of been a parenting issue

I installed the american standard that flushes a bucket of golf balls about 12 years go , it is better than most , but my kids still plug it up from time to time , usually way to much TP.

https://www.homedepot.com/p/American-Sta...CFY17AQodWZEGvw

this is a new modle but same idea


you push and release for a liquid only flush and push and hold down for a #2 flush

My pipe is 3", i installed a seal with 2.5" opening, mine doesn't flush as well after I installed insulation kit