| 摘要 |
A water conservation system is provided as designed for a commode in public and domestic lavatories. The component system includes a distinctive flush mechanism of two features. One of these features entails a "treatment button" which, upon depression, will effect a fluid chemical compound into standing urinated water decolorizing and sanitizing it-in effect, bringing it back to its original, "clarified" state. The water is NOT flushed. It is "treated" and remains through subsequent "treatments" until such time when solid waste is a factor necessitating a conventional, (lever) flush. The immense savings in water volume is realized upon consideration of the number of times the "treatment button" is executed. The system is revolutionary in that it dispenses with a "necessary flush" each time the toilet is used. Moreover, this novelty system addresses the occasional local, and national, drought emergency situations.
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