What a bullshit article. Every low-flow toilet I've ever used clogs far less than my mother's 1980s toilets (and flushes more quickly, no less). 120°F is the MINIMUM water boilers are allowed to be set to; typically they're at 130°F or 140°F (which I personally find scalding). In Brazil, you can't even flush toilet paper due to poor sewage systems.
I stopped reading there. This guy clearly has an agenda to push. Reminds me of a similar BS article a couple years ago bemoaning the lack of phosphates or something in soap, and calling out "government overreach" every other sentence.
If there is a scientific case to make for these supposed household woes (which I don't think there is), it can be made without appeal to a political ideal.
EDIT: Oh shit, I forced myself to keep reading and he got around to phosphates. It's probably the same guy.
I stopped reading there. This guy clearly has an agenda to push. Reminds me of a similar BS article a couple years ago bemoaning the lack of phosphates or something in soap, and calling out "government overreach" every other sentence.
If there is a scientific case to make for these supposed household woes (which I don't think there is), it can be made without appeal to a political ideal.
EDIT: Oh shit, I forced myself to keep reading and he got around to phosphates. It's probably the same guy.