How Does a Plastic Mobile Toilet Flush

There are various flushing methods for plastic mobile toilets, with the common ones being secondary utilization of hand-washing water, high-pressure air-water flushing, foam flushing, and storage flushing.

1. Secondary Utilization of Hand-washing Water for Toilet Flushing: Some plastic mobile toilets adopt this relatively eco-friendly flushing method. The principle is to collect the water used during hand-washing, subject it to simple treatment, and then use it to flush the toilet. This approach enables the secondary utilization of water resources, effectively reducing water waste. It is particularly suitable for places with relatively scarce water resources or high environmental protection requirements.
2. High-pressure Air-water Flushing: This flushing method utilizes the combined action of high-pressure water flow and gas to flush the inner walls of the toilet bowl. During the flushing process, an infrared sensor detects when someone has finished using the toilet and left, and then sends a signal to the computerized intelligent system. The system immediately controls the high-pressure water flow and gas to be ejected according to the preset program, quickly and thoroughly flushing away the waste in the toilet bowl and ensuring the cleanliness and hygiene of the toilet. Moreover, this flushing method uses relatively less water and has high efficiency.
3. Foam Flushing: An automatic foam generator is installed in the equipment room, which produces a large amount of snow-white foam. This foam covers the surface of the toilet bowl. When someone uses the toilet, the foam generated by the mixture is used instead of conventional flushing water to wash away the waste. The foam has a certain lubricating and wrapping effect, allowing the waste to slide down smoothly. At the same time, it can also isolate odors and keep the air inside the toilet fresh.
4. Storage Flushing: For storage-type mobile toilets (it is uncertain whether all of them are made of plastic), when flushing, a small foot pump is stepped on during hand-washing, and water for flushing the toilet is filled beside the hand-washing basin. This flushing method is relatively traditional and requires the user to manually perform some operations to complete the flushing process.