Maybe your toilet broke, or it’s hopelessly stained, or doesn’t fit with your new bathroom dcor. Whatever the reason, you’ve decided to swap it out for a new one. If you’re replacing your ...

Correcting the flushing mechanism inside your tank can often restore full flushing power, saving water and ensuring waste is ...

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“With the push of a button, the automatic sealing mechanism hygienically seals solid waste. The urine goes into an easy-to-empty urine bottle, while the solids are hygienically sealed and bagged for ...

No matter what type of toilet you have, it contains a mechanism of several moving parts ... Look inside your tank and flush the toilet. If you can see that the flush apparatus connected to the ...

They’ve found that plumes vary in magnitude depending on the type of toilet and flush mechanism. Flush energy plays a role too: The greater it is, the larger the plume. Closing the lid (if the ...

That's what happens when you flush the toilet?’” Scientists focused a ... taking all of that air and passing it through a cleaning mechanism.” UV light could be used to disinfect pathogen ...

(And as is the case any time you flush, be sure to close the lid beforehand to avoid a “toilet plume.”) Using either disinfecting wipes or a combination of disinfecting spray and a rag ...