The cleanliness of a toilet is greatly influenced by the gloss and density of the product. Higher gloss and density contribute to easier cleaning. The quality of porcelain used directly affects the lifespan of the toilet. Porcelain with a higher firing temperature ensures a more uniform and durable finish.
The flushing performance of a toilet is closely related to the design of the pipeline, as well as the water tank height and water supply. Common flushing methods in modern toilets include direct flushing and siphonic flushing. Direct flushing toilets have a larger diameter, resulting in a powerful flush that is less prone to clogging. Siphonic flushing toilets utilize the vacuum principle to efficiently drain water with minimal noise.
The quality of the water supply plays a crucial role in the normal functioning of a toilet, as over 90% of issues are related to water. It is essential to carefully inspect the water-related components when purchasing a toilet. Ideally, the toilet should be factory-tested to ensure a compact structure, reliable and responsive movable connections, and a flat sealing part. Water-related components are preferably made of copper or polymer materials.
In recent years, there has been a growing trend in equipping public toilets with intelligent hygienic toilet seats. These seats can be directly mounted on most toilets available in the market (approximately 90% compatibility). These hygienic toilet seats are constructed with ABS plastic, which offers excellent impact strength, and utilize food-grade HDPE disposable film covers. Users can conveniently activate the film cover by pressing a button or waving their hand in front of the wall-mounted sensor, ensuring a fresh cover for every use. Compared to smart one-piece toilets, these hygienic toilet seats are not only easy to install but also more cost-effective.
