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Photo from American Standard The Wall-Hung Glenwall Vormax toilet and the Floor-Mount Yorkville Vormax toilet are designed to suit any particular installation requirements. The technology behind the American Standard Vormax toilets have been verified to clean two times better than any other conventional toilet, and has proven to completely get rid of paper seat covers. …
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Photo from American Standard American Standard H2Option Dual Flush Toilet The American Standard toilets have a variety of features, such as the EverClean bowl, which prevents mold, algae and streaks. The two-piece toilets have sanitary dams used to enhance hygiene and reduce toilet leaks. An outstanding feature of these toilets is the H2Option Siphonic. It uses a …
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Here is a step-by-step guide on how to remove an American Standard toilet seat. This guide will cover removing and installing a toilet seat. 1. Open the bolt gaps—this should help you gain access to the seat fasteners, located in the same area as the seat hinges. Open the plastic covers for the bolts by prying them open with your finger or a screwdriver. 2. On the thr …
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The American Standard toilet tanks could wear down and have cracks and leaks over time. The toilet tanks are often sold separately, and you would need to remove the old tank to install a new one. Here are the steps to remove the American Standard toilet tank: Tools Wrench A pair of pliers Screwdriver Towel Toilet Tank Level How to remove an old American Stand …
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Photo from Plumbing Supply There are many toilet models and colors to choose from. The most common colors of the American Standard toilets are black, bone, silver, white, linen, fawn and beige.  Tips for identifying the perfect color: 1. Analyze the decor and color scheme in your bathroom, such as the bathroom products, flooring and walls. Identify the common c …
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