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This might not work as well as they'd think. We did an experiment in my primary school physics class: hook a fluid pressure sensor up to the class faucet and s
by ojiikun 14y ago
This might not work as well as they'd think.
We did an experiment in my primary school physics class: hook a fluid pressure sensor up to the class faucet and start graphing the water pressure. We then sent a team to the restroom to flush a toilet. Then two at the same time. Then four. Around eight, the combined flush lowered the water pressure so much that many of them simply refused to work.
- ars 14y agoCommercial toilets don't usually have tanks and rely on water pressure for the flush. But (most) home toilets have tanks that act as a buffer and can flush even with no water pressure at all.