How to identify a water efficient toilet?

Water conservation is a concept that has been admired in modern home life, especially in the bathroom, which is a place with high water consumption, in order to do more water-saving, in addition to developing good water-saving habits, a good water-saving bathroom is also very important. Therefore, the water-saving toilets on the market are becoming more and more popular, so the question is, how to judge whether the toilet is water-saving? 1. Look at whether the ceramic glaze is smooth or not

For the glaze of the ceramic, Dufini uses a manipulator to glaze, the glaze is uniform and thorough, and there is also a uniform glaze inside the pipe. Some products are not glazed in the pipes inside the toilet, and some are not glazed even if they do not choose a good glaze or the process is not up to standard, so the toilet is of course not easy to flush. In addition to affecting the flushing effect, if the glaze of the toilet bowl is not smooth, it is also easy to hide dirt and smell, produce mildew, affect the service life of the toilet, and also have a negative impact on the health of the user.

2. Look at the size of the toilet pipe: as we all know, the thicker the pipe, the better the drainage, so the diameter of the drainage pipe above 48 mm is of course better than the conventional 42 mm pipe diameter, but in the cramped space of the lower part of the toilet, to keep the pipeline smooth, it is necessary to maintain enough water seal height to avoid the overflow of odor, which is not small in terms of technical content. 3. Look at the configuration of water parts:

Based on the same 4 liters of water, if there are water parts that take 2 seconds to make all the water flow out, and some water parts can make the water flush out in only seconds, then of course, the water parts of seconds make the water flow faster and the flushing ability is stronger. Larger diameter drain valves allow for rapid drainage. The diameter of the outlet valve of many toilets on the market is only 2 inches, and the diameter of some products is 3 inches and 4 inches respectively, which is equal to the instantaneous water discharge capacity of 2 inches and 4 times that of the product.

Identifying water-saving toiletsCommon sense 1: There is no international certification for ultra-water-saving toilets.

There is no clear definition of ultra-water-saving toilets in national standards, and there is no strict international certification, so consumers should not be gullible about the "ultra-water-saving" slogans played by some businesses.

Common sense 2 of identifying water-saving toilets: toilets with a water consumption of more than 6 liters have been banned.

Since the state has forced the sale of toilets with more than 6 liters of water, 3 liters and 6 liters toilets are now the main products of various businesses, and consumers should be aware of this when purchasing.

Identify water-saving toilet common sense three: small water consumption is not greater than liters is qualified.

In the national standard, 3 liters is not a mandatory standard for the amount of water used in the small gear, and the standard stipulates that as long as the water volume of the small gear is not greater than 70% of the large gear (6 liters is the standard for the large gear, and the small gear is not greater than the liter) is qualified.

Common sense of identifying water-saving toilets four: civil water-saving certification is not credible.

There is no mandatory certification for water-saving toilet standards, so the water-saving certification of most businesses is not from the official certification body and is not protected by law.

Identifying water-saving toilets Common sense five: Water-saving bathrooms are not suitable for all families.

Not all types of houses are suitable for installing water-saving toilets, for example, most old houses are not suitable for installing toilets with 6-liter flush water, because there will be many differences between old houses and new houses in terms of plumbing design and materials, and choosing water-saving toilets is wasteful.

Hope it helps.

1. The less water consumption, the more water-saving.

There is a misconception in the purchase that the smaller the flush volume, the more water-saving. In fact, whether the toilet is water-saving does not depend entirely on this, mainly depends on the design of the toilet flushing and drainage system and tank accessories. Some toilet tanks are very small, the flushing performance is very poor, one flush can not be clean, it takes two or three times to flush clean, some toilet tanks are not small, but the water storage line of the water tank is very low, the flushing is very good, the same water saving.

Therefore, whether the toilet is water-saving, can not only look at the size of the water tank, nor can you just listen to the introduction of the dealer, you should ask the dealer for the product test report of the national quality and technical supervision agency indicated by the toilet flushing water.

2. Water-saving toilets must be water-saving.

The key to the water-saving performance of the toilet is the coordinated design and installation of the entire flushing system. In the past, the flushing volume of the toilet could not be controlled, mainly due to the assembly of the toilet parts, and the water-saving performance of each part could not be coordinated and unified. Therefore, the choice of a toilet that is assembled before the product leaves the factory and has a complete sales, installation and after-sales service can achieve the real water-saving effect.

Look at the sewage pipes, the thicker ones are more water-saving.

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