Why don t you put one toilet switch on the ground

Foot valves, hand pressure valves, and delay valves were originally used for sanitary appliances in public places, do you understand their structure? Do you know how big their failure rate is? These products of the seventies, after years of practical research, they are not ideal, so they have long been eliminated.

It has become recognized that they are not easy to use, have a high failure rate, do not save water, etc.

Even if you don't consider the above problems, don't consider the complexity of the construction process, don't consider the efficacy, etc., just in terms of the convenience of flushing, do you think the foot switch will be really convenient? If you use it as a flush switch, where will you place it on the ground? Ever thought about it?

Placing it in the most comfortable position will affect the movement of the ground and affect the cleaning of the ground. Is it convenient for you to put it at the base of the wall?

Squatting or old-fashioned toilets have things that are not practical or unsightly, and are obsolete.

There is no such product developed yet, and even if there is a water pipe, it must be underground, and maintenance is a problem, and there will be a gap under the switch, and the water is easy to penetrate.

There are no toilets, and there are squatting toilets that are stepped on the ground. Unless replaced with a squatting toilet. Hehe.