There are four types of toilet flushing systems that are very popular with most homeowners. You can read them carefully and make an informed decision about which one suits your style.

Gravity Flushing- As the name suggests, gravity flushing systems use water to create flushing pressure. It then pushes everything in the cistern and bowl through the drain channel. The siphon action during flushing thoroughly cleans the toilet bowl. Typically, in a gravity flush toilet, the cistern is located directly on top of the toilet itself. Due to their simple construction and no additional moving parts, gravity flushes are one of the quietest and easiest to maintain flushing systems.

Pressure-Assisted Flushing- Pressure-assisted flushing system is very similar to gravity flushing system in that it uses the same amount of water as a gravity flush, but such a toilet is less likely to become clogged due to the extra force exerted during the flushing process. However, pressure-assisted toilets are noisier than other flushing systems.

Dual Flush- Although the dual flush system is a new entrant in the field, it remains one of the most popular. There are two levers or buttons installed on the same toilet unit. You can use more or less water as needed. Dual flush toilets save money and water without sacrificing power.

Dual Cyclone Flushing This system uses two large nozzles on the sides instead of traditional rim holes to release water into the bowl. The propulsion system ensures that more water is directed to the siphon, resulting in a very efficient centrifugal cyclonic flushing action. It even uses some gravity flushing methods to complete the process. This high-efficiency flush device uses only 1.28 gallons of water per flush.

Remember, a good flush not only removes waste but also cleans the inside of the toilet. Therefore, it is important to choose a flushing system that is efficient and easy to maintain. Oceanwell has a range of toilets to choose from, welcome to inquire.