You should consider replacing your toilet when you notice frequent, recurring clogs that resist plunging, persistent hairline cracks in the porcelain bowl or tank, a rocking base that indicates a rotted subfloor or broken flange, or if you want to upgrade from an old high-water-consumption legacy model to a modern high-efficiency dual-flush system. Additionally, if repair costs for internal parts exceed the price of a new toilet, replacement is more economical. Verification: Inspect the porcelain and check water consumption history to evaluate upgrade benefits.
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