Upgrade Your Bathroom with the Aqua Magic Style Plus Loo: The Future of Toilets

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The Aqua Magic Style Plus Loo is a revolutionary innovation in the world of toilets. This modern piece of bathroom equipment offers advanced features and a sleek design, making it a must-have for any contemporary bathroom. The key feature of the Aqua Magic Style Plus Loo is its water-saving capability. This smart toilet uses a powerful flush system that effectively cleans the bowl with minimal water consumption. With its dual flush option, users can choose between a full flush or a partial flush, depending on the amount of waste. This not only helps conserve water, but also reduces utility bills.


I use Tap Magic EP-Xtra for machining steels. Dark sulfurized cutting fluid for tapping steels.

Cant stand using Tap Magic, it quickly smokes under normal heat and gives off caustic smell, Prefer Rapid Tap and is better but still gives off some smoke and fumey, I ll use it occasionally. I was using brand new free cutting inserts and could not get a clean cut; it kept pulling up and leaving a rough surface, no matter what speed or feed I used.

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This not only helps conserve water, but also reduces utility bills. In addition to its water-saving feature, the Aqua Magic Style Plus Loo also boasts a comfortable seating experience. The seat is ergonomically designed to provide maximum comfort, with a soft-close mechanism that prevents any slamming noises.

Thread: Best tapping fluid?

Hey all, I am just wondering what is your favorite tapping fluid?

I have been using Rapid Tap for a little while now and its alright, but nothing special. For drilling I am using a blend of Rapid Tap and Rigid Nu-clear cutting oil, the blend is to make it a little thicker. This works really well for drilling, and is alright for tapping.

At a shop I worked for in the past we used Cromtap, this stuff work VERY well. The problem is that I don't think they make it anymore, or at least I have never seen it around.

My Rapid Tap has nearly ran out and I am looking to try something else. There are so many different kinds out there I figured that I should get input from all of you. After all we are the ones using the stuff every day.

Live free or die 09-26-2007, 01:31 AM #2 Moderator Join Date Mar 2003 Posts 927

"Tap Magic Pro Tap"..is the best all round I've found..

Not to high on the regular Tap Magic..just the "Pro Tap".

(Note: The opinions expressed in this post are my own and are not necessarily those of CNCzone and its management)

09-26-2007, 03:19 PM #3 Monkeywrench Technician Join Date Jan 2004 Posts 3154
Interestingly enough, my favourite is the same as WMS^
Been buying it for 10 years.
www.integratedmechanical.ca 09-26-2007, 04:50 PM #4 Registered Join Date Nov 2005 Posts 52

Castrol Moly-Dee is the best I have ever seen for superalloys like Ti, and Inconel, 17-4,15-5. etc. Expensive though but well worth every drop.

09-26-2007, 05:00 PM #5 Registered Join Date Jul 2007 Posts 195

I have found that Tapmatic and alot of the zoomy tapping fluids out there tend to etch the taps and dull them very quickly. So here is what I would like to see you try. And this is the cheapest way to go!

Alu. Kerosene or colman fuel this really works well.

steel Use a black sulfer based cutting oil Mobil makes a good one and cheap

stainless steel and other tough material buy a 16oz bottle of Castrol Moly-Dee. one bottle will last you your whole life. It's smelly but it works.

Be carefull what you wish for, you might get it. 09-26-2007, 06:48 PM #6 Registered Join Date Feb 2007 Posts 246

Thanks guys, I don't tap much stainless or inconel usually 4140 or P20. Aluminum is not to bad and I don't do very much of it, I tend to use the same as I use for steel.

I think that I will try the Tap Magic Pro Tap, or may be able to get a small enough bottle of sulfur based oil. There is a place in town that sells all sorts of lubricants, they might have a gallon sized jug of it.

Live free or die 05-26-2008, 07:06 PM #7 Registered Join Date Apr 2008 Posts 40 Originally Posted by Pressfit

Castrol Moly-Dee is the best I have ever seen for superalloys like Ti, and Inconel, 17-4,15-5. etc. Expensive though but well worth every drop.

I searched ebay I cannot find the moly-dee anywhere where can I get it I am tapping 10-24 holes .625 deep in 304 I need all the help I can get Thanks Kirk

05-27-2008, 06:21 AM #8 Registered Join Date Nov 2005 Posts 52 Originally Posted by kirkln

I searched ebay I cannot find the moly-dee anywhere where can I get it I am tapping 10-24 holes .625 deep in 304 I need all the help I can get Thanks Kirk


J&l probably has it also. You might be able to find it locally at an area tool supplier

05-27-2008, 09:20 AM #9 Registered Join Date Dec 2006 Posts 242

I have used Tap Magic with EP extra for over five years now and love it. I can't say I've tried many others, because I've been so happy with it. I did use the traditional sulfur chlorinated dark oil before, but it's a mess and smells strong. The Tap Magic has a smell I kind of like. I had a job milling 316 stainless and I remembered the brochure said "without equal" on stainless and they were right. I was using brand new free cutting inserts and could not get a clean cut; it kept pulling up and leaving a rough surface, no matter what speed or feed I used. I covered the 15" x 40" piece with the Tap Magic and problem solved. I used it for tapping mild steel, 4140 HT and 6150 Annealed. I did have a job tapping 160 blind 1/2"-13 holes in 316 stainless, and for that I used their Tap Magic Xtra Thick, and I got the whole job done with one Vega Vanadium TiN coated tap, which I still use. If you are breaking taps, the difference between one oil and another is probably not enough. I would go with a different tap or a larger hole. It has taken me a lot of broken taps to be willing to drill a bigger hole on blind holes. I always feel like I am cheating, but the .005"-.010" larger hole makes a huge difference in torque, especially in holes 1/4" and under, which are the ones that break most often. The threads still hold up and everyone is happy. The other thing is how often to break the chip, even with work hardening stainless. I have heard people say don't break the chip, but that has not been my experience. If I didn't reverse every .250", I would never have gotten 160 holes 1" deep from one 1/2"-13 tap in that especially nasty batch of 316.

05-27-2008, 03:26 PM #10 Registered Join Date Apr 2008 Posts 40
Aqua magic style plus loo

The height of the seat is also adjustable, ensuring that users of all ages and mobility levels can comfortably use the toilet. One of the standout features of the Aqua Magic Style Plus Loo is its hygiene benefits. The toilet is equipped with a built-in bidet function, allowing users to maintain personal cleanliness without the need for additional paper. The bidet functions include adjustable water pressure and temperature, as well as a self-cleaning nozzle that ensures optimal hygiene. Furthermore, the Aqua Magic Style Plus Loo incorporates modern technology into its design. It features an easy-to-use touch-screen control panel, allowing users to adjust settings and preferences with just a few taps. It also has a built-in nightlight, making it easier to use the toilet during nighttime without needing to turn on the bathroom lights. Overall, the Aqua Magic Style Plus Loo is a versatile and stylish toilet that combines functionality, water efficiency, and convenience. It offers a range of innovative features that enhance the overall bathroom experience. With its sleek design and advanced capabilities, this toilet is definitely a game-changer in the world of bathroom fixtures..

Reviews for "How the Aqua Magic Style Plus Loo Enhances Bathroom Safety for Seniors and Individuals with Mobility Issues"

1. John - Rating: 2/5
I was really disappointed with the Aqua magic style plus loo. The flushing system was not reliable, often requiring multiple flushes to get everything down. The design of the toilet seat was uncomfortable and felt flimsy. Additionally, the installation process was difficult and required professional help. Overall, I would not recommend this product.
2. Sarah - Rating: 1/5
I had high hopes for the Aqua magic style plus loo, but it turned out to be a terrible purchase. The flushing power was incredibly weak and would often leave waste behind. The seat was also poorly designed and uncomfortable to sit on. Furthermore, the water sprayer malfunctioned after just a few weeks of use. Save your money and look for a better option.
3. Mike - Rating: 2/5
The Aqua magic style plus loo was a letdown for me. The flushing mechanism would often get stuck, leaving behind waste that required additional flushing. The water pressure in the bidet function was weak and barely provided any cleaning. The installation process was a hassle as well, with confusing instructions and poor quality parts. I would advise against purchasing this toilet.

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