/diy/ - Do It Yourself

[Anonymous No.1487801]

Can someone explain this toilet? You can press the silver part, or you can press the blue part which automatically presses the silver part with it. Which one is regular and which one is water saver?

[Anonymous No.1487804]

>>1487801
The commies probably want you to use the water saver more frequently, so I'd assume it is the larger button.
Shoulda paid more attention in toilet class

[Anonymous No.1487811]

>>1487801
protip:
water saver doesn't have enough water to flush a real turd. so you gotta press it like 3 times
mise well just use a full size american flush the first time and be done with it

[Anonymous No.1487814]

>>1487811
Well yeah its for piss and not mutt's muck

[Anonymous No.1487857]

>>1487811
Wife pees 600 times a day so I appreciate water saver.

So silver is probably water saver, then?

[Anonymous No.1487858]

>>1487801
I have one of these toilets. Used to have a normal one and it was fine. Then we got a new landlord and they replaced it with a water-saving model because there was a tax rebate going on and they pay the water bill. Well, they used the absolute cheapest model on the market. It is like $79 at Lowes or something. I've had similar low flush toilets at previous rentals and they worked as expected but this one is terrible. Not only does it clog a lot (the s-bend is too narrow) but the flush button is stupid. Weak flush isn't enough to clear piss and strong flush isn't enough to clear turds. I adjusted the float so the tank fills with more water but I still have to hold the button down or the valve closes too soon. How can I adjust the two flush settings to increase their flow?

[Anonymous No.1487860]

>>1487801

The one that presses both at the same time is the big flush

[Anonymous No.1487864]

[Anonymous No.1487940]

>>1487857
She should get her pisser checked.

[Anonymous No.1487949]

>>1487801
One operates a valve flap that will release approx: 50% of the tank water via flush
The Other operates a valve flap that will release approx: 50% of the tank water via flush
By process of deduction, we come to the concluding: >>1487860
is always right. Whichever operates both, obv. And usually the larger is the only one that can be pressed seperately. tldr, large button for small flush

[Anonymous No.1487957]

>>1487801
The size of the button corresponds to the size of the flush...

[Anonymous No.1487959]

>>1487957
>a retard writes
no it doesn't you fucking shit-for-brains.
intelligent people have already went to great lengths to try and explain to even the thickest of cunts like yourself. Yet, here you are, still none the wiser

[Anonymous No.1487965]

ITT people are too stupid to read the fucking manual that comes with their new toilet to know how to flush it

[Anonymous No.1487969]

>>1487959
OK explain it to me again?

[Anonymous No.1487972]

>>1487959

[Anonymous No.1487975]

>>1487965
or, just flush it. which one makes the water run longer?

jesus christ this thread is sad.

[Anonymous No.1487979]

>>1487972
The exception that proves the rule. Isuspect thos stickers are just wrong tbqh, actually, no fucker knows how this works. A one button space should not and never do two different things, its bad UI.
>>1487965
tbf, actually made me go find a cistern 'manual'. It literally says, 'if half flush is not 100%, adjust by blah...' . IT LITERALLY DOES NOT TELL YOU, WHICH IS WHICH. Not even the manufacturers know, what chance do the punters have?

[Anonymous No.1487984]

>>1487979
What about this? >>1487864


Little button, little flush; bigger button, bigger flush. What doesn’t seam logical about that?

[Anonymous No.1487987]

[Anonymous No.1487989]

>>1487984
'Bigger button, bigger flush' - would be the logical principle yeah. Why I doesn;t work physically irl, as I atttempted to explain before being hijacked by cunts with strange toilets, you have to be able to (de)press one part of the button individually. That can only work with the large part of the button, and that can be pressed without the smaller (blue, in this case) part moving. The smaller (blue..) part however, cannot be pressed individually, not unless you use a pencil to poke it or some shit. Thus, pressing the smaller 'blue; bit of the button actually operates both. But it needs to be physically smaller, if you are using this setup.

Then you get cunts upsetting the applecart with shit like >>1487972 - no wonder, everyones confuse. I remain, its simply bad UI, not really much reason for trying to combine both - they should be seperate, ideally.

[Anonymous No.1487992]

>2018
>buying toilets to save water

I just fill this bad boy up, then pour it in the toilet and flush... one flush for all that piss... the noral person would piss and flush, wasting alot of water to flush a few ounces of piss. I save alot more water than your shitty water saving toilet

if I need to drop a fat turd, I will do that and use the piss to aid in flushing thus needing less water to push that turd down

[Anonymous No.1488009]

> not having a large container in the shower that catches up wasted water during daily showers and using that to reuse it and flush the toilet

Eco friendly solution as well

[Anonymous No.1488014]

>>1487989
I guess if you have liam neeson penis fingers... I can push the wee button just fine.

[Anonymous No.1488028]

>>1487992
>pissing in a toilet at all
do you even have a backyard or balcony toiletcuck

[Anonymous No.1488030]

>>1488009
>flush toilet
>tons of pubes come out
hmm...

[Anonymous No.1488043]

well, damn ain't you just destitute!

[Anonymous No.1488046]

>>1488014
always one..
unless grill? Your familiarity with Liam Neesons penis also exceeds mine desu, but, I'll gift you that

[Anonymous No.1488093]

>>1488030
No no, you put it directly in the toilet not in the water tank

Also the water is mostly unused water, without soap or hair or whatever...

Pic related of how it should be located

[Anonymous No.1488193]

So we're in agreement that nobody knows which is the water saver?

(This is op)

[Anonymous No.1488202]

>>1488193
>bangs head against wall
are you trolling now, or, do you require watered daily? Go shit in the traffic you fucking cretin. But no, I was (previously) certain yours would be the big button (which doesn't press the blue little button) for HALF FLUSH. And the blue (little) button, which also presses the Silver (big) button at the same time, thus opening both valves, for FULL FLUSH. Unless you have dainty prodders like >>1488014 (along with an unhealthy interest in LNs reproductive parts) - in which case, you could just press the little blue button on its own, thus defeating the purposes of Life, The Universe and Toilet Designers everywhere. In doubt, you could always, y'know, try it? Bonus points in you place your head carefully in the bowl (better to observe water volume) first.

[Anonymous No.1488204]

>>1488193
The blue+silver is the water saver
If you knew of your competition when you're designing it, you automatically follow what's already trending out there.

Trying to fuck it up just makes your future customers not want to purchase your product

[Anonymous No.1488208]

>>1488204
>blue+silver is the water saver
srsly? kill me now

[Anonymous No.1488211]

>>1488208
I can see why you're confused and with someone saying "pressing the blue button activates both", you have to think of it like this:

the blue button tells the toilet to stop early, but it still will flush like the regular silver button

[wanderer No.1488213]

>>1487984
Bcuz the small button pushes the big button with it and people are getting caught up over that.

[Anonymous No.1488258]

>>1487975
This, but why the fuck am I reading and bumping this thread?

[Anonymous No.1488259]

>>1488193
Why don't you just try them both and find out for yourself, fuckstick?