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The Home Depot advertises commodes ranging from $78.00 to over $400.00. They have both one-piece toilets and two-piece toilets in a wide range of varieties and styles.
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What were toilets formerly called?
commodes
What is the value of old commodes?
That depends, do you mean as a functional item or as a piece of art?
Is commodes masculine or feminine word in french?
"Commode" is a feminine word in French.
Why do commodes sweat?
because the water in them makes them cooler than the ambient air around them. therefore, the collect moisture out of the air as condensation.
What are standard commode dimensions?
The height of a standard commode is 400mm.So throughout the world, all the commodes will have the same height.Width and dimensions may vary according to the design.
What list words do you think may have come from the Latin word commodus meaning convenient and vibrate meaning shake?
maybe commodes was one of them but was unknown to English territory
Does Medicare Part B cover bedside commodes?
Medicare will cover these at 80%, so there will be a 20% co payment, unless the patient has a supplement that covers the other 20%, like AARP.
What components is a plumber most likely to install?
New Water heater. Faucet and sink drain line repair parts. The sinks, commodes, house and yard water supply lines. Sewer lines
What type of temporary housing is available to purchase?
Yes we should buy waterproof tents ,and strong rods to hold them in a place,and for washroom we need taps and commodes,we need mattresses and blankets also for immediate.
When are portable commodes are used?
A portable commode is often used when a patient is sleeping downstairs, and can not get to the upstairs toilet (which may be the only toilet in the home). Usually, the commode is designed to look like a piece of furniture. If the patient recovers and can use the upstairs toilet once more, the commode can be put away. Being portable, the commode's bowl can be carried upstairs and the contents disposed of down the toilet and into the sewerage system. Portable commodes, chemical toilets, and such like, are often used when camping, or caravanning, or if the house is not connected to the sewerage system.
Why do the the washer make the water back up in the sink and tubs and commodes?
When a washer drains, it can cause water to back up in sinks, tubs, and commodes due to a blockage in the plumbing system. This blockage can occur in the drain line or sewer line, preventing wastewater from flowing freely. Additionally, if multiple fixtures share the same drain line, the increased volume of water from the washer can overwhelm the system, leading to backups. It's essential to check for clogs and ensure proper venting in the plumbing to prevent these issues.
Is the flush handle on an ADA toilet on the left or right?
It can be either, but it should be on the wide side of the room, so the user doesn't have to reach over the commode to flush. There are tank type commodes available with the handle on either side, and with flush valves, it's just a matter of installing it that way.
