A slow-release cleaning device for
toilet tanks includes a
bottle, a first
buoyancy plug, and a second
buoyancy plug. The
bottle contains a cavity for holding cleaning agents, and the side wall of the cavity has a guide hole and an air pressure hole for connecting to the outside. The first
buoyancy plug is movably installed at the guide hole and can open or close the guide hole as the
water level in the tank rises. The second buoyancy plug is movably installed at the air pressure hole and can open or close the air pressure hole as the
water level in the tank rises. A
water cut-off level and a
water flow range are formed between the guide hole and the air pressure hole from top to bottom, and the
water cut-off level is not lower than the air pressure hole. When the
water level in the tank is in the
water flow range, water enters the cavity from the guide hole. When the water level rises to the
water cut-off level, the cavity is filled with water, the first buoyancy plug floats up to close the guide hole, and the second buoyancy plug floats up to close the air pressure hole. This solution can perfectly control the release timing of the
cleaning agent, further avoiding excessive
dissolution and release of the
cleaning agent, thus enhancing the slow-release effect.