An operating device includes a rotary shaft, an operating handle, an operating wire, and a drive unit; wherein this drive unit includes: a rotary member, a rotary windup member, a locking device for mutually locking the rotary member and the rotary windup member until the rotary windup member rotates in the forward rotational direction from a first operating position and reaches a second operating position, a lock release device for releasing the lock between the rotary member and the rotary windup member so the rotary windup member rotates in the reverse rotational direction and moves to the first operating position regardless of any operation of the operating handle when the rotary member and the rotary windup member reach the second operating position, and a biasing device for restoring the rotary member to an initial position at which a toilet flush operation can be started from the operating position.

A micro flushing toilet to use 0.0625 GPF (gallons per flush) and flush automatically as needed when the solid human waste is accumulated within the toilet and will break the waste up as the waste travels down the sewer pipe reducing water used to move the human waste to the sewer or septic tank.

A micro flushing toilet to use 0.0625 GPF (gallons per flush) and flush automatically as needed when the solid human waste is accumulated within the toilet and will break the waste up as the waste travels down the sewer pipe reducing water used to move the human waste to the sewer or septic tank.

Improvements in a tankless toilet flush system is disclosed. The Flush-All-Tankless device is disclosed in two versions: First version has the water output at the bottom that has an All-split-lock coupler joint assembly to connect it to urinals or some toilet bowls with no water tank mounting holes (like in many commercial toilet bowls). The second version has a factory built in All-Mounting-Base at the bottom to connect it to the remainder of toilet bowl systems on the market which includes all the toilet bowls with water tank mounting holes like in most residential toilet bowls. For those who prefer the porcelain look, an All porcelain cover can be used. This system eliminates the need for a water tank and can be used on toilet bowls with a wall mounted tanks used in many countries. This way the wall mounted tank can be completely eliminated.

An operating device includes a rotary shaft, an operating handle, an operating wire, and a drive unit; wherein this drive unit includes: a rotary member, a rotary windup member, a locking device for mutually locking the rotary member and the rotary windup member until the rotary windup member rotates in the forward rotational direction from a first operating position and reaches a second operating position, a lock release device for releasing the lock between the rotary member and the rotary windup member so the rotary windup member rotates in the reverse rotational direction and moves to the first operating position regardless of any operation of the operating handle when the rotary member and the rotary windup member reach the second operating position, and a biasing device for restoring the rotary member to an initial position at which a toilet flush operation can be started from the operating position.