How to Flush Mobile Toilets in Fujian

The flushing methods for mobile toilets in Fujian mainly include high-pressure air-water flushing, foam flushing, foot-pedal flushing, and manual water-filling flushing.

High-pressure air-water flushing: This flushing method utilizes the combined action of high-pressure water flow and gas to clean the inner walls of the toilet bowl. Its advantages lie in its high flushing pressure and wide flushing range. It can clean the toilet bowl with only one-fifth of the normal water volume, greatly saving water resources. In terms of operation and control, it is achieved through the collaboration of an infrared sensor and a computerized intelligent system. When the user finishes using the toilet, the infrared sensor detects the departure of the human body and then transmits the signal to the computerized intelligent system, which immediately activates the high-pressure air-water flushing device. The entire process is highly automated and very convenient to use.

Foam flushing: An automatic foam generator is installed in the equipment room, which continuously operates to cover the surface of the toilet bowl with a layer of snow-white foam. This unique process uses foam generated from a mixture to replace the conventional flushing method. The foam not only cleans the toilet bowl but also effectively blocks the emission of odors, creating a relatively fresh and odor-free environment for users. At the same time, compared to traditional flushing methods, foam flushing significantly saves water resources, aligning with the concept of environmental protection and energy conservation.

Foot-pedal flushing: Some mobile toilets in Fujian are specially designed with foot-pedal devices. For example, some toilets are equipped with devices where users can step on a black ball or a small foot pump. When the user finishes using the toilet, they simply step on the black ball or the small foot pump, and the squat toilet will automatically flush. This flushing method is simple and straightforward to operate, eliminating the need for users to touch the flush button with their hands, making it more hygienic to a certain extent and avoiding the risk of cross-infection.

Manual water-filling flushing: Some models of mobile toilets require an external water source for flushing, while portable mobile toilets usually adopt the method of manual water filling for flushing. Users can add water to the designated water tank according to the actual situation. After use, they manually operate the corresponding flushing device to complete the flushing process. Although this method is relatively traditional, it is highly practical in places without a stable external water source.