Usually when using the toilet, people will press any button on the toilet lid to flush without knowing that there is a toilet lid designed with 2 buttons, a large button and a small button. And this 2 button design has its reasons.
The two flush buttons on the toilet lid have an effect that not everyone knows about.
These two buttons are actually buttons to adjust the amount of water that will flow into the toilet. There:
Press the small button: it will release half of the water in the water tank, which is about 3 liters, medium decontamination capacity, suitable for use after urination.
And press the big button: It will release all the water in the water tank, about 6 liters or 4.5 liters depending on the type of toilet, so the decontamination ability is very strong, and is used after heavy defecation (cleaning).
And if both buttons are pressed, it will default to a large discharge, at the same time it will release all the water in the water tank, the water pressure is greater, the decontamination capacity is stronger, and it is very suitable for use when the pre-rinsing is not clean.
Using these 2 at the right time will help save a lot of water.
By using a 2 button toilet, you will be able to save a lot of water, thus not only saving water use but also protecting the environment better. Therefore, after reading this article, please pay attention when using the toilet to save water and protect the environment.
And if you feel that the number of rinses is too large, you can put a plastic bottle filled with water in the tank so that each rinse can save a lot of water. But you’ll also notice that doing this will make your water-dissolving ability even weaker. It’s best if you adjust the bottle size according to balance so you can both conserve water and keep rinsing.
One button toilet.
In addition to the 2 button flush toilet, there are still toilets that use 1 flush button or use a lever. With single flush toilets, there is only one flush mechanism, meaning all waste will be flushed with the same amount of water, sometimes up to about 18 liters of water per flush. This is very harmful to the environment in the long run, and also consumes a lot of water for the family each month. So if you “go light” you have to press quickly and if you get heavy you can hold for about 2-3 seconds to rinse everything off.
The lever toilet has a similar operation.
For a toilet with a lever, there is a similar way of operation. If you lower the lever in half, the amount of water released is only half, if you turn the lever all the way down, the amount of water released will be doubled. Depending on the type of toilet, levers work differently. Pressing the right button allows you to maximize water savings while saving money and resources.
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