Water-saving closestool capable of automatically increasing pressure by utilizing body weight

Abstract

The invention relates to the technical field of daily life and discloses a water-saving closestool capable of automatically increasing the pressure by utilizing body weight. The water-saving closestool comprises a closestool body; a water storage tank is fixedly connected to the left upper part of the closestool body; a water control switch is movably connected to the left side in the water storage tank; a water floating block is connected to the outer surface of the water control switch in a sliding mode; and an air bag is arranged at the upper right part in the water storage tank. When the water-saving closestool capable of automatically increasing the pressure by utilizing the body weight is used by a user, air in a self-weight air ring is pressed into the air bag through the body weight of the user, and the water pressure in the water tank is increased by increasing the size of the air bag; after the closestool is used by the user, a water outlet switch is pressed down to flush theclosestool through a flushing pipe; due to the pressurizing effect of the air bag, the effect of increasing the water pressure of the closestool is achieved; and for water with the same volume, the water pressure of the outlet water of the flushing pipe is larger due to the larger pressure, and the water flow speed is increased, so that the closestool can be washed more cleanly, water resources can be saved, and the living cost can be reduced.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to the technical field of daily life, in particular to an automatic pressurized water-saving toilet utilizing body weight. Background technique [0002] The history of the toilet can be traced back to the Han Dynasty. At that time, the toilet was used exclusively by the emperor. By 1956, the British invented the first flushable toilet. In the early 1980s, the toilet was only used in high-end hotels or wealthy families in some big cities. There will be, but in modern life, the toilet has basically become a necessity for home life. [0003] In the process of using the toilets we use in our daily life, we usually find that some relatively water-saving toilets may not be flushed cleanly due to insufficient water pressure during the flushing process, and some water tanks are full of water. A fully pressed toilet will waste water resources when flushing and increase the cost of living. Therefore, we propose a water-saving toilet that u...

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[0005] Aiming at the deficiencies of the prior art, the present invention provides a water-saving toilet with automatic pressurization using body weight, whic

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