• February 15, 2023

The toilet in an aircraft works quite differently from a normal toilet. Each toilet bowl has two valves. A water valve and the flush valve. The water valve provides water from the potable water tank for flushing the toilet waste and the flush valve drains the waste. When the flush button in the toilet is pressed, the flush control unit opens both the water and flush valves, allowing water to flush...

• February 22, 2023

Do I need a power outlet near toilet ? Yes, electric bidet toilet seats require electricity. It is recommended to install the receptacle within 3-4 feet of the toilet. Will it fit my toilet ? Yes, they fit most standard two-piece toilets and some one-piece toilets; round or elongated. But just to be sure, please refer to each product page, or feel free to contact us to determine the dimension you ...

• March 01, 2023

Size When purchasing for a shower seat for your specific needs, it is advisable to first check the overall size of the shower seat. A chair that's too large may not fit through your shower door or could leave you with too little space to move about in your shower. A chair that's too small, on the other hand, might be uncomfortable or even unsafe to sit on. Overall Design A traditional shower seat ...

• March 08, 2023

Whether you live in a flat or a mansion, going to the bathroom in comfort is a treat for everyone. From a decorating point of view, while adding new bathroom space or vanity lighting will help, you probably spend most of your time on the toilet - and not all toilets come with comfortable or aesthetically pleasing seats. When nature calls, the right toilet seat will make you want to answer. Choosin...

• March 15, 2023

Before deciding on a toilet seat for your bathroom, it is important to consider several factors, including the type of seat, the material it's made out of, and any number of additional features. Shape The two standard toilet cover shapes are round and square, and the option you choose should match the toilet you are installing. If the wrong shape of cover is installed, this will leave parts of the...

• March 22, 2023

An overflowing toilet can be caused by one of three things: a clogged drain that prevents it from flushing properly, an improperly adjusted float that causes the cistern to overflow, or a clogged vent pipe that replaces the air in the pipe after each flush. Clogged Drains: Spotting a clogged drain is a fairly easy task. Water would overflow from the toilet instead of the cistern, creating a huge m...

• March 29, 2023

Replacing a faulty flushing system is not difficult. Start with the tools you need to fix your push-button toilet flush: a pair of handles; a flathead screwdriver. Step 1. Turn off the water supply. If your toilet has an isolation valve, you can shut off the water without stopping the water supply to the rest of your home. If you don't have such a valve next to your toilet, then you'll need to shu...

• April 04, 2023

Have you been remodeling your bathroom recently? If so, you may have found the perfect shower tile, vanity and light fixture for the space. But what about the toilet? Purchasing a toilet may not be the most exhilarating activity to do, but if you randomly pick one that doesn't fit, it can ruin the aesthetic of your bathroom and even bring about an awful experience. Therefore, it’s highly essential...

• April 12, 2023

Hard water contains high amounts of dissolved minerals, including calcium and magnesium. When water flows through your pipes, some of these calcium and magnesium minerals are left behind. Over time, these minerals can build up, causing unsightly stains and scaling. If it's really bad, a buildup of limescale and calcium can clog the spout just below the rim of the toilet, causing a slow, weak flush...