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[Gene GeRue <genegerue AT ruralize.com>]

> The one thing we did was to ask if the flush was a
> whoosh <g> or a swirler because we were told the swirlers were the  
> ones most
> likely to have a problem.  It's a whoosh.

If one is to have serious toilet talk, one needs to, um, face the  
truth about what happens to some of the bacteria in the toilet bowl  
when the flush happens. For those of inquiring mind syndrome, you may  
wish to research bacteria count of the swirl flush versus the whoosh  
flush.

Just trying to be helpful here. My bucket toilets don't have this  
problem, so I offer this information only as a public service.

You can start here:

http://www.abc.net.au/science/k2/moments/s1143577.htm