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Flush your whirlpool system twice a month or more, depending upon usage.

1. Adjust the jets fully clockwise so there is no air induction.
2. Fill the bath with warm water to a level 2" above the highest jets, or leave water in the bath after using.
3. Add 2 teaspoons of a low-foaming dishwasher detergent and 20 ounces of household bleach (5% to 6% sodium hypochlorite) to the water.
4. Run the whirlpool for 5 to 10 minutes. Then shut off the whirlpool and drain the water.
5. If desired, rinse bath surfaces with water.
6. Clean bath surfaces as needed with recommended cleaners.

KOHLER Cast Iron excels in strength and beauty. Cast Iron features a thick enamel coating in a variety of colors. Fired at temperatures much higher than is possible with enameled steel products, the cast iron surface is "fire polished" to obtain its vivid color and deep gloss. The thickness of cast iron makes its surface resistant to acids, and provides outstanding protection against chipping, scratches and dents. Because of its density, cast iron also has outstanding heat retention properties, so water stays warm longer.

Sinks are made from 18-gauge type 304 stainless steel with 18% chromium and 8% nickel content. These stainless steel specifications for kitchen sinks provide exceptional resistance to stains and corrosion.

KOHLER toilets have the following trapways and water surfaces:

The one piece toilet is designed so the tank and bowl are cast as a single vitreous china fixture. Typically, one-piece toilets have a lower profile than two-piece toilets. Kohler's one-piece toilets offer some of the lowest profiles in the industry. Two piece toilets have a separate toilet tank and bowl secured to each other. They are also referred to as close-coupled toilets. Many Kohler two-piece toilets offer a 3-bolt installation system which provides a sturdy, level connection between the toilet and bowl.

The Class Five is designed for extraordinary bulk flushing performance. Its large flush valve allows rapid release of water combined with a direct fed jet and maximizes water flow. The Ingenium has a quieter, swirling flush designed to minimize noise and clean the bowl.

The quietest flushing toilets are one-piece gravity toilets such as KOHLER's San Raphael, Rialto, and Rosario.

These toilets are very quiet because flush noise is caused both by the velocity of water flowing into the bowl, and by water refilling the tank. Quiet toilets rely on gravity for water to flow into the bowl. The quietest toilets are the one-piece design toilets because these toilets flush without a large "head" pressure (water falling a longer distance). Typically the loudest toilets are those that use pressurized flush valves or tanks.

Antimicrobial seats are toilet seats with an antimicrobial agent formed into the plastic to inhibit the growth of odor-causing bacteria, mold, and mildew.

No, it must be purchased separately.

No, they must be purchased separately.

To solve this problem, you'll want to ask the following questions:

1. Is water running into the overflow tube? If so, lower/adjust the float valve.
2. Is the chain too slack or too tight? Make sure the chain has only 1-2 beads of slack.

First, make sure you use a good stainless steel cleaner. Once you’re done cleaning, follow up with good stainless steel polish. Cleaning will only blend in light scratches; deep scratches may require more work or sink replacement.

Use Bar Keepers Friend cleanser and a green Scotch-Brite pad. Wet the sink and pad, and sprinkle a little cleanser in the sink. Gently move the pad front to back on the bottom to blend the scratches in. On the sides, scrub in a circular motion. Rinse thoroughly.

A tile flange is usually for a tub or shower receptor only. It is the raised area around the edge of the tub/receptor that goes right up against the studs. Sometimes you nail/screw it to the studs. Sometimes you don't (i.e. cast iron tubs) but they all serve the function of helping prevent water from getting up over the edge of the tub and down into the walls or onto the sub-floor.