Mary 4444
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Tonto, I will keep a lookout for the two button pottys. I was thinking today I believe we had two gold triangle buttons on the LIndo's toilets. And I too was confused which one to push.
Mary
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Karen in NYC
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Small button - 1
large button - 2
diff. amounts of water to flush.
Usually: left button - 1 (approx .8 gal), right button - 2 (approx 1/2-1.6 gal)
2 button toilets are compulsory in new builds in Australia.
Or if one button is colored "half white/half black", and the other is all black, they are "half flush" (for the obvious) and "full flush" also for the obvious.
More than you wanted to know about toilets.
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Karen in NYC
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Oh, I could tell you about toilets in Morocco...or lack thereof..........T's that look like a shower stall with a hole in the floor and you pay for TP....which is why one always "collects" TP when you find it.
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Laurie in Cincinnati
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Isn't that ironic. Those toilets are put in to conserve water, but because there's no explanation people hit both or whatever so the button/toilet system probably ends up using more.  - except now we know anyway.  I love learning something new. Thanks Karen! The toilets on a cruise the first time will scare the **** out of you! 
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okieman
SwimTeam
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BBPP = Big Button Potty Person...
just my dos pesos !!!
(and i thought accountants were anal)
mackey
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