• January 20, 2022

Hearing strange noises when flushing the toilet can be disturbing, especially if you don't know what's causing them. Even more annoying was hearing random noises from the toilet at night while sleeping. Here are some common noises you might hear and what might cause them. Your toilet flushes itself When your toilet flushes itself, it's often called a "ghost flush." It is usually related to a bad f...

• January 26, 2022

A clogged toilet is incredibly stressful. In addition to depriving your bladder of the release it needs, it can overflow, flooding your floors with dirty water, rendering the entire bathroom unusable. Aside from being an old toilet model, toilets can get clogged for many reasons. Insufficient water flow Your toilet cistern may not have enough water, so check your water supply and make sure it's fu...

• February 09, 2022

Generally, people don't think about cleaning the toilet cistern, but it's something you need to do on a regular basis. Dirt and bacteria can build up in the toilet cistern, so cleaning it is critical. Unclean toilets can affect productivity and lead to disease. Here are some reasons why keeping your toilet cistern clean can keep your bathroom clean and save you money in the long run. Mold is horri...

• February 16, 2022

Many homeowners are beginning to see the benefits of reducing water usage in plumbing fixtures. Whether you've recently installed a bidet and want to offset the water usage it requires, or you're simply tightening your water usage across the board, here are three ways you can improve the efficiency of your toilet cistern. Install water saving fill valve The water saving fill valve saves water wast...

• March 23, 2022

Less is more. It's pretty much an unspoken rule when it comes to architecture and interior design. That's exactly what a concealed cistern does for your bathroom, it enhances the feeling of spaciousness. Concealed cisterns are one of the modern bathroom ideas that are growing in popularity. Let's look at some of the pros and cons of a concealed cistern. The first is the advantage. 1. Modern fashio...

• May 25, 2022

At first glance, the dual-flush toilet looks very similar to any other toilet you've seen. However, the mechanism is a little different. On a dual-flush toilet, the opening or drain in the bottom of the toilet is larger. This is where waste and water leave the toilet and enter the sewer. This larger hole means flushing is more efficient. It also reduces the likelihood of clogging. There is no...

• July 06, 2022

Oceanwell's package solution for sanitary installation system offers everything you need to install a wall hung WC for your bathroom, using a concealed cistern frame. When you choose a fush plate for your WC frame, we have a wide range of colors and designs for your option. Compared to gathering a complete set of toilet installation system from different suppliers, Oceanwell's one-stop solution ca...

• July 27, 2022

The flush valve, as the name suggests, is a component installed in the toilet cistern to flush the contents of the toilet through the drain into the sewer/septic system. Next let's understand how the flush valve works. The toilet flush valve is located in the center of the cistern and is a plastic or brass fitting. It is operated by a rubber or neoprene flap or "float", a device in the toilet that...

• August 03, 2022

A common question when deciding on a toilet flush is the difference between mechanical and pneumatic buttons. Not surprisingly, most people don't even know it's an option. Below we'll go over what each option means and hope to provide you with the best option. Mechanically operated plates are the most diverse and popular option. Mechanically operated cisterns are always preferred in terms of color...