Powerful, clog-free, water-smart toilets compared side by side. We rank by MaP flush-test scores, certifications and aggregated owner reports so you can decide in minutes.
The Bottom Line
For most homes the TOTO Drake II is our Best Overall pick: a top-tier MaP flush-test score, an efficient 1.28 GPF single flush and one of the lowest owner-reported clog rates of any toilet we track. On a tighter budget the Kohler Highline is the best value, and for the most stubborn clogs the American Standard Champion 4 and its oversized trapway is the one to beat.
MaP CertifiedVerified flush testing
WaterSenseEPA water efficiency
ADA Comfort-HeightEasier sit to stand
Side by side comparison
Ranked by MaP flush-test score, efficiency and owner reports. Scroll to compare.
We compare published specs, MaP flush-test scores, certifications and aggregated owner reviews. We do not physically test units in a lab. Our goal is to surface the data that actually predicts a strong, clean, reliable flush, then present it clearly.
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Our Top Picks
Our Top Picks for 2026
Five standout toilets chosen for flush power, clog resistance, water efficiency and real-world owner satisfaction.
Best Overall
TOTO Drake II
Best for most bathrooms
4.7
Our top all-rounder: a top-tier MaP flush score, efficient 1.28 GPF single flush and one of the lowest owner-reported clog rates we track. Comfort height and a fully glazed trapway.
A reliable single-flush workhorse with a tall comfort-height bowl, simple parts and a strong, consistent rinse based on owner reports. The best value pick for most homes.
A strong flush combines bowl design, a wide glazed trapway and an efficient flush valve. A high MaP score signals it can clear more waste in a single flush with less water.
? What is a MaP score?
MaP (Maximum Performance) is an independent flush test measured in grams of waste cleared in one flush. Higher is better. Scores of 800 to 1000 grams indicate a very strong flush.
? Are dual-flush toilets worth it?
For many homes, yes. A dual-flush lets you use a lighter flush for liquid waste, which can meaningfully lower water use over a year while keeping full power available when needed.