Hotel toilets have a very strong flush compared to residential toilets, for obvious reasons. But has anyone done an economic analysis of the additional cost of water vs. clogs saved? Does it *actually* save money on the labor?
Now, it's about more than just the labor cost, of course, such as the guest experience of not having your toilet clogged and costing you time and discomfort by ringing up someone to unclog your toilet. And that's a pretty big intangible value. But I am still curious about the cost comparison against the labor
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