What can be done to help keep low-flow toilets from clogging?

Using electric pumps to ensure a clean flush can be an effective solution for preventing clogs in low-flow toilets. Low-flow toilets are designed to use significantly less water than standard toilets, which can sometimes result in ineffective flushing, particularly if the waste is more substantial or if there are additional blockages in the plumbing. Electric pumps can provide an extra boost of power to the flush, ensuring that waste is effectively cleared from the bowl and pipes, thereby reducing the likelihood of clogs.

In contrast, the other options would not effectively address the issue of clogs in low-flow toilets. Installing larger diameter pipes, while it may facilitate better flow, would not directly resolve the challenges posed by the lower water volume of low-flow toilets. Installing standard flush toilets would negate the water-saving measures typically intended with low-flow designs. Reducing water pressure in the building could actually worsen the flushing performance of the toilets, leading to more clogs rather than preventing them. Thus, the use of electric pumps provides a proactive solution tailored to the unique needs of low-flow toilet systems.