- Does the dual flush actually save water?
- Only slightly. Both buttons are rated at 1.28 gallons, so the small flush is not a lower-volume flush. The savings come from using less than older 1.6-gallon toilets.
- Is the seat included?
- Yes. A soft-close seat comes with the toilet, which many competing models charge extra for.
- What rough-in does it need?
- It fits a standard 12-inch rough-in, the distance from the finished wall to the drain center. Measure before ordering.
- How does Tornado Flush differ from a normal flush?
- It uses a rimless bowl and a directed water jet that swirls around the bowl instead of water exiting through rim holes. That gives a stronger rinse and leaves less to scrub.
- Is the elongated bowl good for small bathrooms?
- The elongated shape adds comfort but takes more front-to-back space than a round bowl. Check your room depth before buying.
- How does it compare with the Toto Drake?
- Both use Toto's flushing technology. The Aquia adds dual-flush buttons and a rimless bowl; the Drake is a simpler single-flush design with a long track record.
- Where is the Toto Aquia Dual-Flush Elongated Two-Piece Toilet w/ Tornado Flush Seat Included cheapest?
- At Lowe's, for $837.04, as of our latest check.