Reason why you should watch out when you are boosting flush valves

[@Flushfax]

Agreed!! I only boost certain fixtures to the max like highcrests, 2000’s and 2010’s Kingstons, blowout toilets, Toto CT705’s and CT708’s, anything that doesn’t swirl crazy.

[@817CV99]

That would mean that the 1992-2013 American Standard Allbrooks cannot be boosted all the way because that will cause it to flood. I also kinda broke the control screw on the rear urinal at my school (which is a 1987/1988 Kohler Freshman) and it explodes in one flush. Particular urinals such as the Zurn 0.125 urinals also should not be boosted all the way because water will spray out of the side and onto the floor.

[@817CV99]

…but I definitely boost Sloan and Zurn wall-mounted toilets all the way. I have not seen problems with boosting ProFlo wall toilets either (but the Crane Eco Whirlton is definitely something you should NOT boost all the way because I did it to a couple of them and they go crazy.

[@Restroomsandtestingvideos]

I have one at my local Publix that was extremely weak and I changed the pressure and messed it up

[@817CV99]

I really hate the way these particular urinals squeak

[@robertsmithshobbyproductions]

I hope you realized that you possibly committed a crime

[@EFT_Plumbing]

I really hope you get in trouble for this mess.

[@robertsmithshobbyproductions]

Im pretty sure this kind of thing is illegal to do

[@EFT_Plumbing]

@ it’s vandalism.

[@Toilets_of_georgia_and_etc]

@EFT_Plumbing I know it is and you can’t excuse a terrible urinal.

[@Toilets_of_georgia_and_etc]

@@robertsmithshobbyproductions it is, but you still can’t defend a terrible urinal

[@EFT_Plumbing]

@ exactly.