We flushed drinking water. grandkids prolly won't believe that, given how much they are going to pay for it. (I'd do lols or summit, but it ain't funny).
I don't understand why the North American toilet plumbing has all those extra turns? I understand the first turn, which is to establish a water seal, but what's with the other turns? Why couldn't the waste go straight vertical downwards after the turn, like in the Caroma toilet?
i like the washdown concept but shits will stick the walls. siphon, code complying when it comes to the water seal level, also it helps to prevent stains. but i dunno still the difference of their intestine. siphon has a lot of turns, while washdown is direct. if you can redesign siphon into like of washdown. hope its good. but it will make a trap with a higher depth
architectural ink blots the toliets are the worst in korea.I am from America and study in korea.Basiclly,whenever u need to poop,the toliet gets clogged.I go to other peoples house and all homes have a plunger.Koreans are not embarrassed about toliet clogs since it happenes all the time.Being a girl,i just couldnt take this.When i first used the toliet in my friends house,i tried not to let her know i took a crap and threw toliet paper into the bowl and clogged it up.It was so embarrassing but my friend wasnt supprised at all,and she helped me plunge down my poop.I really hope toliets can be better in korea.
This toilet does not suck the big one _ I wish it did! Plus it splashes the water spray up towards the flusher! No thanks its going out in favor of the American standard siphon. What's more I've had it repaired twice in last year since I got it. Parts take forever to come in too. I'm flushing Caroma.
siphonic toilets are way better. They get the job done better while washdowns can clog on a dime. anything without a siphon can go to hell. siphonics ftw!
@@richardsawtell256 Do you know how many gallons of water a washdown uses? [I think it is 1 gallon or less] For siphonic toilets, it depends how many gallons they use. Pre-1980: 5~7+ gallons of water 1980~1990s: 3.5 gallons of water 1990s+=1.6 gallons of water 2010+=1.28 gallons of water Siphonic toilets have toilets that use a gallon or less available, but those are easier to clog.
@@tetsianjorin1111 plus they flush more reliably, having used both pretty extensively. If the flush isn't a full one you're not hoping it's pulling -that- bit of water down on the second try.
Siphon are better as they have more water so waste wont get stuck on the sides and they suck the waste down.
except washdown toilets blast water down all the sides, so no.
They clog a lot more, a washdown toilet is very hard to clog.
We flushed drinking water. grandkids prolly won't believe that, given how much they are going to pay for it. (I'd do lols or summit, but it ain't funny).
That depends, if it’s a glacier bay then it’s probably horrible, washdown toilets don’t really have any bowl rinse
I'm way too fascinated by ordure. It ain't healthy.
How did CZcams know I was going to search this up later in the day after seeing one of these
If you used a search engine before, particularly google, then you now know why everywhere you bloody go you get cookies!
The tube always knows. Every morn, you tell the tube the news?.
I don't understand why the North American toilet plumbing has all those extra turns? I understand the first turn, which is to establish a water seal, but what's with the other turns? Why couldn't the waste go straight vertical downwards after the turn, like in the Caroma toilet?
the reason is that the bends create a siphon which sucks the waste down and into the drainl.
yeah its to maximize the siphon effect, and miminize clogging
i like the washdown concept but shits will stick the walls.
siphon, code complying when it comes to the water seal level, also it helps to prevent stains.
but i dunno still the difference of their intestine. siphon has a lot of turns, while washdown is direct. if you can redesign siphon into like of washdown. hope its good. but it will make a trap with a higher depth
architectural ink blots the toliets are the worst in korea.I am from America and study in korea.Basiclly,whenever u need to poop,the toliet gets clogged.I go to other peoples house and all homes have a plunger.Koreans are not embarrassed about toliet clogs since it happenes all the time.Being a girl,i just couldnt take this.When i first used the toliet in my friends house,i tried not to let her know i took a crap and threw toliet paper into the bowl and clogged it up.It was so embarrassing but my friend wasnt supprised at all,and she helped me plunge down my poop.I really hope toliets can be better in korea.
Except the siphonic toilet has to have the S pipe otherwise it won’t siphon. The shape of the pipe is what makes it siphon
@@pinkcrochet8562 oh right on spot
@@perspectivefilm yep
Just regular czech toilet, not big invention...
No good for my house. I'd be crapping straight into the kitchen with that outlet! My outlet is horizontal and through the wall.
Australian Caroma Toilets Flush Like A European Style Toilet
This toilet does not suck the big one _ I wish it did! Plus it splashes the water spray up towards the flusher! No thanks its going out in favor of the American standard siphon. What's more I've had it repaired twice in last year since I got it. Parts take forever to come in too. I'm flushing Caroma.
+Edward Leyton The Cadet 3 is amazing. It can flush up to 1,000 grams down. It stays clean, and is a great fixture.
No one will shit that big and caroma just cant clear the bowl
a toilet brush is essential.
💩 Smaller traps are designed to keep item other than poop out of the drains
caroma wont take down a lot of waste but a siphonic can take down the waste and clean the bowl
WTF corona
siphonic toilets are way better. They get the job done better while washdowns can clog on a dime. anything without a siphon can go to hell. siphonics ftw!
never seen one before do they use more water?
@@richardsawtell256 Do you know how many gallons of water a washdown uses? [I think it is 1 gallon or less] For siphonic toilets, it depends how many gallons they use.
Pre-1980: 5~7+ gallons of water
1980~1990s: 3.5 gallons of water
1990s+=1.6 gallons of water
2010+=1.28 gallons of water
Siphonic toilets have toilets that use a gallon or less available, but those are easier to clog.
siphons clog more than washdowns. washdoowns have a larger pipe
@@tetsianjorin1111 plus they flush more reliably, having used both pretty extensively. If the flush isn't a full one you're not hoping it's pulling -that- bit of water down on the second try.
what a waste of trees just flushing clean toilet paper down the toilet...
@Moist Gnome It's probably recycled toilet paper.