Many low-flow toilets, particularly older models, have problems with flushing, but there are a few things you can try to ...

You'll find yourself having to hold the lever to complete a good flush. To avoid low water in the toilet bowl and other problems, adjust the linkage in the chain to leave only a slight bit of ...

Dual-flush toilets, which offer both high- and low-water flush options, use even less water in their low-volume setting (for liquid waste), allowing you to save even more without fretting about clogs.

"A good old-fashioned snake or auger is usually a better option for tackling clogs," Fagundes says. "For simple clogs, a ...

Consider the 140,000 times you're likely to flush a toilet over a lifetime, and it's easy to see why toilets guzzle nearly 30 percent of a home's water use. Replacing older, inefficient toilets ...

While toilet bowls are designed such that the contents are supposed to flush downward, scientists have known for decades that small particles – including those from water, waste and toilet paper ...