What Is a Pressure Assisted Toilet?

Choosing a toilet for your home or business requires you to make sound choices. You may not be aware of the fairly new option of installing a pressure-assisted toilet. The following is some information about pressure-assisted toilets and how they can benefit you if you choose to install them.

A pressure-assisted toilet is quite different from a regular toilet. Standard toilets use a vacuum to pull the waste from the tank, while a pressure assist tank uses compressed air to sort of "blow" the waste out. 

There are many benefits to having a pressure-assisted toilet instead of the typical toilet mechanism. These are some of the most significant and most useful benefits:

One of the benefits of using a pressure-assisted tank is that you will have much fewer clogs. The power from the compressed air is several times stronger than that of a standard toilet. Thus, you will experience fewer instances of needing a plunger or contacting a plumber to use a snake or something stronger. This one benefit can do wonders for you as a business owner. Businesses tend to experience many clogs because of the number of customers that enter and exit the facility daily. 

These types of toilets also consume far less water than standard toilets do. That’s another plus that you may find a good reason to invest in one of these items. Your monthly water bill will probably be much less than you imagined. 

You will also notice that you see much less condensation building up in your toilet than you will with other toilets. That’s one less problem you’ll have to deal with and experience. Condensation problems are some of the most frequent complaints from standard toilet users, and you will not experience that issue. 

A pressure-assisted toilet is a special type of contraption. Thus, you’ll need to contact a company that sells them. Then you will need to reach out to a professional plumber contractor who can install your unit for you. The plumber will ensure that your toilet works effectively before leaving your home or office. Once you do that, you will have a brand-new pressurized system in no time. Take your time and speak to a few companies before you make a final decision. That way, you won’t overspend on the equipment or the work.