re: How much does a toilet flush cost an average homeowner on water bill?

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Even with a 3 gallon toilet and doubling it for sewage, it is still under a penny in most areas of the country.

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I don’t believe that

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Well why don’t you do the calculations yourself, dumbass? You ask a question and then don’t believe those who take time to answer?

You’re a douchebag.

@$20 per 3000 gallons, you’re paying exactly $0.00667 per flush. Barely over half a penny for 1 gallon flush, and just under a penny for 1-1/2 gallon flush.

You can figure out the sewage cost yourself, dopey.

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Water consumption part of the bill is like 20$

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Yep, and in Baton Rouge there's no point in conserving water. Residential use is nothing compared to commercial.

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So it’s over a penny then right

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Cost per flush is based on a sliding scale. It depends on when you flush and how often. You’re then billed accordingly.

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You can’t prove that

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I can. If you knew how billing works, you’d understand. The cost of a flush varies. One day it might cost $0.0067 dollars, and the next it might cost up to $0.0271 dollars per flush.

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you save money on never needing a plunger

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My plunger is the most indispensable tool in my house, and I am fricking amazing with it. I've seen grown arse men try to use a plunger and it's just fricking sad. This is how you unclog any toilet regardless of dookie size or rolls of TP in there:

Don't try to force the clog down. Instead, try to make it wiggle back/forth up/down.

1. Submerge the business end of the plunger
2. Slowly press down to get as much air out as possible
3. Use rapid/short strokes (like you're jackin' it and getting close) until you feel or see the water start to drain

Too much that's why I piss out side on the weeds