Is it the same principle for the toilet to flush itself as to pour it down by itself, and will the d

The principle is the same, the same will form a vortex siphon, because if there is water walking through the S bend, it will suck the water above! But there is a disadvantage to flushing it yourself, it can't wash away the dirt on the inner wall, it's a simple relationship! OK

There are two flushing principles of the toilet, one is the straight flush type, and the other is the siphon type, and the straight flush type is actually the same as falling down.

The punch of the straight flush type depends on the difference between the water flow and the fall, that is to say, the more the punch, the greater the water-saving, so such a toilet in the glaze and the smoothness of the pipe after improvement, the water can be a little less but the punch is still OK.

Siphon type means that when the water rotates through the pipe and falls downward, it will produce a suction, and some pipes will add a nozzle to increase the strength of the flush, so as to achieve less water but no reduction in the impulse.

No, it's better to use water from a tank! That toilet is well maintained and lasts a long time!

No, the professionally designed flushing method of the toilet is actually very useful. If you rush it, it won't work well.

Let me tell you, I used to pour water, but the dark ditch of the toilet was full of worms, so I changed the toilet and used automatic flushing, and the worms were gone! It's true, I did have such an experience!

The principle is the same.

No way ! Unless you install a fan in the toilet to exhaust the air.