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When we bought our house it had a septic tank which failed inspection.
As a result, the homeowner had all new plumbing put in and routed towards city sewer.
The toilet gets clogged twice a month. I’m sure the issue isn’t the plumbing. It’s my seven year old daughter who lays the most impressive turds I have ever seen. They are the size of large cucumbers. I’ve heard of the legendary Reddit poop knife and decided to buy one. Turns out my wife prefers to plunge the toilet after it gets clogged as opposed to cutting the poop before.
Understandable.
Do they make toilets that can handle bigger loads than others? Is there a brand or model I should look into?
Replacing the toilet is the only option I can think of. Are there any other solutions?
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Knock on a log apparently!