Skirted Toilets

A skirted toilet is a type of toilet that has a smooth, flat surface on the bottom of the bowl, which is covered by a skirted trapway. The trapway is a channel that carries waste from the toilet bowl to the waste pipe and is concealed by the skirted surface. This design makes the toilet easier to clean, as there are no corners or crevices for dirt and bacteria to accumulate. Additionally, the skirted trapway provides a sleek, modern look to the toilet.

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