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Oddly enough, dual flush toilets may have ended up leading to more water use at a macro level to the point that water companies are pushing to have them banned
by tomatocracy 3y ago
Oddly enough, dual flush toilets may have ended up leading to more water use at a macro level to the point that water companies are pushing to have them banned in the UK. They have a common fault which means they can continuously leak water without emptying the cistern (so the owner never notices).
- rjmunro 3y agoAlso I never know which button to press. Sometimes the big button is the one to press because UX people say it's the most visible, so that produces the smaller flush. If you want a bigger flush, use the smaller button. Sometimes (more logically) big button = big flush. With a single control, it's more commonly hold for short flush, release for long flush, which is just madness.
- Izkata 3y agoThere's another style: Push the lever down for a standard large flush, pull it up for a small flush.