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BFT Editorial Team

The research team behind every toilet review, buying guide, and comparison on Best Flushing Toilets.

What We Cover

The BFT Editorial Team researches and writes about residential toilet performance, water efficiency, and bathroom plumbing. Our coverage focuses on:

Our Research Process

We do not operate a physical testing laboratory, and we are transparent about that. Instead, our reviews are built on:

  1. Independent MaP flush-test data from the official MaP testing registry at map-testing.com
  2. Published manufacturer specifications — not marketing copy
  3. Aggregated verified-purchase owner reviews from Amazon, Home Depot, Lowe's, and direct manufacturer channels
  4. EPA WaterSense certification records for water efficiency verification

Read our full methodology page for the complete breakdown of how we score and rank toilets.

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Updated August 2026 · Toilets
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