The automated toilet comprises a toilet with a motorized pump in line with the drain pipe, a sensor, a control box, and a flush valve actuator. The sensor detects the presence of a user in front of the toilet and notifies the control box. When a user arrives, the control box starts the pump to draw air through the rim and into the sewer line, which removes odors while the toilet is being used. When the user leaves, the control box activates the flush valve actuator, causing the toilet to flush. The control box may run the pump for a predetermined time interval so that the pump may assist in emptying the bowl. When the bowl has emptied, the pump may continue to draw odors from the bowl until the control box shuts the pump off.

Provided is a dual-control flushing device, including: a body including a water tank; a valve assembly including a valve body and a valve stem configured to control opening or closing of a flushing port, wherein a transmission part extends from an end of the valve stem; a first flushing mechanism including a pressing assembly and a transmission assembly; a second flushing mechanism including a foot-controlled assembly, a lifting block and a traction rope, wherein the lifting block includes a lifting part, the traction rope includes a first control end connected to the foot-controlled assembly and a second control end connected to the lifting block, the foot-controlled assembly is configured to squeeze or release the first control end, so that the first control end and the second control end move and drive the lifting block and the valve stem to lift synchronously. The dual-control flushing device is convenient for users.

Provided is a dual-control flushing device, including: a body including a water tank; a valve assembly including a valve body and a valve stem configured to control opening or closing of a flushing port, wherein a transmission part extends from an end of the valve stem; a first flushing mechanism including a pressing assembly and a transmission assembly; a second flushing mechanism including a foot-controlled assembly, a lifting block and a traction rope, wherein the lifting block includes a lifting part, the traction rope includes a first control end connected to the foot-controlled assembly and a second control end connected to the lifting block, the foot-controlled assembly is configured to squeeze or release the first control end, so that the first control end and the second control end move and drive the lifting block and the valve stem to lift synchronously. The dual-control flushing device is convenient for users.

A flush mechanism for a toilet with a tank can include a float basket with a drainage port and at least one peripheral wall. A flexible conduit can be secured to the float basket to provide a liquid flow path from the drainage port to a flush port of the tank. The drainage port can be disposed eccentrically within the float basket, a top profile of the at least one peripheral wall can be inclined, or a rotatable collar can be provided to control flow of water into the drainage port.

A flush mechanism for a toilet with a tank can include a float basket with a drainage port and at least one peripheral wall. A flexible conduit can be secured to the float basket to provide a liquid flow path from the drainage port to a flush port of the tank. The drainage port can be disposed eccentrically within the float basket, a top profile of the at least one peripheral wall can be inclined, or a rotatable collar can be provided to control flow of water into the drainage port.

Apparatus and method for preventing a toilet from running. The apparatus comprises a hollow, cylindrical tube, with a diameter at least slightly larger than the chain of a toilet tank. The toilet chain is run throughout the tube, fixing critical links of the chain in place. This is desirable to prevent the chain from catching on the toilet piston or rod, both of which are leading causes of toilets running.

A flow diverter for diverting flow between a toilet bowl and a toilet tank, the flow diverter having: a body with an inlet, outlet and pressure relief vent; and a flow adjustment mechanism rotatable around the outlet to selectively divert different percentages of flow between the outlet and the pressure relief vent by moving a stopper in and out of the outlet by rotating a sleeve of the flow adjustment mechanism around the outlet.

A flow diverter for diverting flow between a toilet bowl and a toilet tank, the flow diverter having: a body with an inlet, outlet and pressure relief vent; and a flow adjustment mechanism rotatable around the outlet to selectively divert different percentages of flow between the outlet and the pressure relief vent by moving a stopper in and out of the outlet by rotating a sleeve of the flow adjustment mechanism around the outlet.

A flush mechanism for a toilet with a tank can include a float basket with a drainage port and at least one peripheral wall. A flexible conduit can be secured to the float basket to provide a liquid flow path from the drainage port to a flush port of the tank. The drainage port can be disposed eccentrically within the float basket, a top profile of the at least one peripheral wall can be inclined, or a rotatable collar can be provided to control flow of water into the drainage port.

A flush mechanism for a toilet with a tank can include a float basket with a drainage port and at least one peripheral wall. A flexible conduit can be secured to the float basket to provide a liquid flow path from the drainage port to a flush port of the tank. The drainage port can be disposed eccentrically within the float basket, a top profile of the at least one peripheral wall can be inclined, or a rotatable collar can be provided to control flow of water into the drainage port.