Why Don't Public Toilets Have Tanks at Dylan Schmella blog

Why Don't Public Toilets Have Tanks. This isn't true in the uk. Residential toilets are often connected by hoses of about 3/8 in diameter, which doesn't supply water fast enough to eliminate the need for a. Instead, tankless toilets receive water directly from a supply line at a high enough pressure that a single flush can carry human waste through the drainage system. This lowers water use and yields hands that are clean before they touch the hardware of the stall exit. As the name suggests, a tankless toilet is any toilet that does not rely on a tank of water to clear its bowl. Sinks and toilets could be combined into a single unit (such models exist in both japan and spain) so that the water from the sink enters into the toilet tank, where it is stored for the next flush. I think more the reason is that the tanks are hidden so people don't put stuff in it. Tankless toilets do not have a water tank on top of the bowl and instead use water under high pressure straight from the supply line to flush the toilet. I thought it was to deter drug users using the back of the toilet to do their coke on, and. They are easier to maintain and reduce the potential for clogging.

Instead, tankless toilets receive water directly from a supply line at a high enough pressure that a single flush can carry human waste through the drainage system. Tankless toilets do not have a water tank on top of the bowl and instead use water under high pressure straight from the supply line to flush the toilet. Sinks and toilets could be combined into a single unit (such models exist in both japan and spain) so that the water from the sink enters into the toilet tank, where it is stored for the next flush. This isn't true in the uk. As the name suggests, a tankless toilet is any toilet that does not rely on a tank of water to clear its bowl. They are easier to maintain and reduce the potential for clogging. I thought it was to deter drug users using the back of the toilet to do their coke on, and. This lowers water use and yields hands that are clean before they touch the hardware of the stall exit. I think more the reason is that the tanks are hidden so people don't put stuff in it. Residential toilets are often connected by hoses of about 3/8 in diameter, which doesn't supply water fast enough to eliminate the need for a.

[ELI5] Why do home toilets have tanks on the back but public toilets do

Why Don't Public Toilets Have Tanks Residential toilets are often connected by hoses of about 3/8 in diameter, which doesn't supply water fast enough to eliminate the need for a. Instead, tankless toilets receive water directly from a supply line at a high enough pressure that a single flush can carry human waste through the drainage system. This isn't true in the uk. They are easier to maintain and reduce the potential for clogging. I thought it was to deter drug users using the back of the toilet to do their coke on, and. Sinks and toilets could be combined into a single unit (such models exist in both japan and spain) so that the water from the sink enters into the toilet tank, where it is stored for the next flush. Residential toilets are often connected by hoses of about 3/8 in diameter, which doesn't supply water fast enough to eliminate the need for a. This lowers water use and yields hands that are clean before they touch the hardware of the stall exit. I think more the reason is that the tanks are hidden so people don't put stuff in it. As the name suggests, a tankless toilet is any toilet that does not rely on a tank of water to clear its bowl. Tankless toilets do not have a water tank on top of the bowl and instead use water under high pressure straight from the supply line to flush the toilet.