When I flush the toilet the water mostly comes in from the front of the bowl. Is there something I can do so it covers more of the back?
There are more and bigger holes toward the front of the bowl:
Rear:
Front:
Control where in the toilet bowl the flush water goes
toilet
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Best Answer
This is the design of the toilet. This pushes any solids and paper to the “well” in the back. If you don’t think you have enough flow a product like CLR can be used (turn water supply off, flush put clr in tank and flush” you may want to use a towel to keep the clr in the holes for a bit longer , then turn water back on and see if that opened things up. CLR is a product that dissolves Calcium, Lime & Rust. It works quite well on plumbing fixtures and I have done the above procedure to clear the rust stains so the toilet looked better for longer.