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This Wellworth dual-flush toilet tank combines water savings with powerful flush performance. An innovative two-tone flush lever offers the choice of 1.1 or 1.6-Gallons per flush; the dual-flush lever is located on the side of the tank like a traditional toilet, leaving the top free for storage. The high-efficiency 1.1-Gallon flush reduces water use by more than 30-Percent over the 1.6-Gallon mode, which adds up to potential water savings of more than 4,000-Gallons per toilet, per year.
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This Wellworth dual-flush toilet tank combines water savings with powerful flush performance. An innovative two-tone flush lever offers the choice of 1.1 or 1.6-Gallons per flush; the dual-flush lever is located on the side of the tank like a traditional toilet, leaving the top free for storage. The high-efficiency 1.1-Gallon flush reduces water use by more than 30-Percent over the 1.6-Gallon mode, which adds up to potential water savings of more than 4,000-Gallons per toilet, per year.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 13, 2024
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Jeff in Texas
Reviewed in the United States on October 10, 2021
Great toilet, great performance and a nice, clean look to it.We always select Kohler first for all bath items including fixtures and shower heads.
Jonathan M. Britt
Reviewed in the United States on March 30, 2020
This replaced a tank that we had for a different Kohler model. Worked great for about a year, but has now started not filling itself back up after pushing the handle down. It will fill if you ever so slightly touch the bladder mechanism inside, but doesn't do it by itself. Not sure what the deal is. Could be installation error (which would be me), but doesn't make sense as to why it worked great for so long then suddenly stopped.
Nancy E. Huffman
Reviewed in the United States on March 23, 2020
Our tank was cracked, maybe during its installation in our new house. This came fully set up with all the internal parts. Easy to install with some simple tools and some patience.
Andres Pinzon
Reviewed in the United States on June 3, 2018
I admit it .... I messed up the tank on a Kohler Highline Classic toilet when I overtightened the bolts that fix it to the seat. Tried to fill the cracks in the vitreous tank with a really good epoxy but it still leaked..... bummer.There doesn't seem to be an inexpensive replacement part for the Highline anywhere I could find (almost cost as much as toilet)..... I searched, called.... so I ordered it gambling on the fact that it was:1) for a similar dual flush toilet2) same brandand it all paid off .... yes, this model serves as a replacement for the Highline model, has a smaller footprint.... and you can't tell that the seat and tank are from different models.... and works very well.
Colin Hildinger
Reviewed in the United States on September 30, 2014
Wow. I really thought I might be reaching with the dual flush toilet, and I had my builder, designer, etc. tell me that "girls don't like to use the small flush because it doesn't flush toilet paper on these things," but this particular design (we bought wellworth bowls as well) has been great. In our experience it does flush toilet paper (in reasonable amounts, I'm sure you can overwhelm it) and it uses insanely small amounts of water. I mean like, it will take you time to get used to the flushes -- we still frequently ask our 7 year old if he has flushed the toilet when he has.Color me impressed.
George S.
Reviewed in the United States on January 4, 2014
It still had the 1.6 gpf that our old tank had. Most have 1.28 gpf today. It works great with our bowl unit even though the bowl isn't a Wellworth bottom unit. Easy to install, three bolts and the inlet line hook-up. Less than ten minutes from start to finish. Comes complete with all the valves and gaskets installed and ready to go.Great value for the money, and one of the few 1.6 gpg units available.
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