How to choose a toilet with a low sound

Generally speaking, the sound of the toilet is determined by the two aspects of the water tank and the drainage, and if we want to choose a toilet with low sound, we must first start from these two places.

Water Tank – The farther away the tank inlet is from the bottom of the tank, the louder the sound it will make when flowing water. Therefore, if you want to find a toilet with a low sound, you must first choose a low tank.

Draining – The sound of a toilet bowl being drained is divided into running water (water flowing along the inner wall of the toilet) and water absorption (water pouring into the drain).

If you want to reduce the sound of running water, you also need to reduce the distance of the water. Some toilet outlets face the downspout, so that the water flow can reach the drain at the closest distance to the inner wall of the toilet. In addition, the spout hole of some toilets is placed horizontally, which is intended to form a whirlpool when flushing and increase the force of draining.

Although such a toilet flushes better, it is also louder.

This is easy to do, you can look at a few more brands to compare,